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[260] Utilizing guitar comments, the music's most important riff is harking back to the Doorways' 1967 song "Mild My Hearth", whilst its summary of interplay involving drums and guitar features Dave's laughter and weighty echo and reverb.[261] Critic Jim DeRogatis counts the music as the only example of psychedelia from the Kinks' discography,[262]

A review of your album by Paul Williams, the former editor of Crawdaddy! journal, served as the direct evaluation during the 14 June 1969 difficulty of Rolling Stone magazine.[346] Together with praising the album,[325] Williams explained Ray as being a genius who "will make statements" and "claims the type of stuff which makes you delighted just