Killing Floor’s second album. That Killing Floor came from the harder side of the late-sixties British blues scene, had already been established on their first album, which featured a crushing style of blues rock that made many of their more illustrious colleagues pale by comparison; Mick Clark’s devastating guitar solos managed to set the tracks ablaze, while still staying faithful to the traditional 12 beats. Out of Uranus, the band’s second album, is faster and more rock-oriented than the first, with a few psychedelic forays, characteristic of many of the more politicized bands of the time, including: Edgar Broughton, Pink Fairies, and Third World War. But they were also, in many ways, ahead of their time.

1. Out of Uranus
2. Soon There Will Be Everything
3. Acid Bean
4. Where Nobody Ever Goes
5. Sun Keeps Shining
6. Call For the Politicians
7. Fido Castrol
8. Lost Alone
9. Son of Wet
10. Milkman