Love-In speed metal Roy Ayers was considered a

Roy Ayers was considered a promising young jazz vibraphonist

Building on his first album with Creed Taylor

The title track "UFO" emerges as the album's centerpiece—a hypnotic collapse of feedback and noise that recalls the Stooges' rawer moments

a psychedelic collage of samples

Double Negative is the third album from Melbourne’s Harmony

Love-In speed metal Roy Ayers was considered aIn 1967, Charles Lloyd Quartet released Love In, after the 1966 summer blowout. Ron McClure replaced Cecil McBee, bringing intricate lyricism and a knowledge of modal techniques used by Coltrane and Coleman's bands. Of the 7 selections, 4 are Lloyd's, 2 are by pianist Keith Jarrett, and 1 is by Lennon McCartney ("Here, There and Everywhere"). The album reflects the '60s youth movement with Jarrett pushing harmonic boundaries and DeJohnette introducing