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Spirit: It Shall Be: Ode & Epic Recordings 1968-1972 - COMPACT DISCSTitle: It Shall Be: Ode & Epic Recordings 1968 1972 Artist: Spirit Label: Esoteric Product Type: COMPACT DISCS UPC: 5013929471948 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2018 03 16 Number of Discs: 1 Additional Details: UNITED KINGDOM IMPORT, BOXED SET, REMASTERED 2018 five CD clamshell box set by the legendary American band Spirit. Formed in Los Angeles in 1967 from the remnants of The Red Roosters, Spirit was one of the great bands to emerge on the US West Coast
Title: It Shall Be: Ode & Epic Recordings 1968-1972Artist: Spirit
Label: Esoteric
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929471948
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2018-03-16
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: UNITED KINGDOM - IMPORT, BOXED SET, REMASTERED
2018 five CD clamshell box set by the legendary American band Spirit. Formed in Los Angeles in 1967 from the remnants of The Red Roosters, Spirit was one of the great bands to emerge on the US West Coast in the psychedelic era. Featuring the talents of 16 year old guitarist Randy California (who had played guitar with Jimi Hendrix in New York the previous year), his step-father drummer Ed Cassidy along with Jay Ferguson (vocals, percussion), John Locke (keyboards) and Mark Andes (bass), Spirit signed to producer Lou Adler's newly established Ode Records label in late 1967. Their self-titled debut album appeared some months later and demonstrated the breadth and diversity of the band covering psychedelic, rock and jazz influences and featuring such legendary cuts as 'Fresh Garbage', 'Uncle Jack', 'Topanga Windows', 'Mechanical World', 'Elijah' and 'Taurus' (the subject of a court case decades later when it was alleged Led Zeppelin had taken the musical structure of the piece as a basis for 'Stairway to Heaven'). The band's follow-up album, The Family That Plays Together, spawned the hit single 'I've Got a Line on You' and was one of their finest works thanks to material such as It 'Shall Be', 'Aren't You Glad', 'Silky Sam' and 'Darlin' If'. Leading up to the recording of 1969's Clear album Spirit recorded the soundtrack to Jaques Demy's film The Model Shop. In 1970 Spirit recorded the classic The Twelve Dreams of Doctor Sardonicus for Epic Records, from which the single 'Animal Zoo' was taken and included excellent material such as 'Nature's Way', 'Mr Skin', 'Space Child', 'Morning Will Come' and 'Soldier'. Sadly, the original line- up of Spirit fell apart some months later leaving just Ed Cassidy and John Locke to assemble a new incarnation of Spirit for 1972's Feedback, which saw brothers Al and John Staehely join the band on bass and drums respectively. Spirit went on hiatus soon after, although California and Cassidy would continue to tour and record as Spirit on and off until California's untimely death in 1997.
Tracks:
1.1 Fresh Garbage
1.2 Uncle Jack
1.3 Mechanical World
1.4 Taurus
1.5 Girl in Your Eye
1.6 Straight Arrow
1.7 Topanga Windows
1.8 Gramophone Man
1.9 Water Woman
1.10 The Great Canyon Fire in General
1.11 Elijah
1.12 I Got a Line on You (Original 1968 Stereo Mix)
1.13 It Shall Be (Original 1968 Stereo Mix)
1.14 Poor Richard (Original 1968 Stereo Mix)
1.15 Silky Sam (Original 1968 Stereo Mix)
1.16 The Drunkard (Original 1968 Stereo Mix)
1.17 Darlin' If (Original 1968 Stereo Mix)
1.18 All the Same (Original 1968 Stereo Mix)
1.19 Jewish (Original 1968 Stereo Mix)
1.20 Dream Within a Dream (Original 1968 Stereo Mix)
1.21 She Smiled (Original 1968 Stereo Mix)
1.22 Aren't You Glad (Original 1968 Stereo Mix)
2.1 The Moving Van
2.2 Mellow Fellow
2.3 Now or Anywhere
2.4 Fog
2.5 Green Gorilla
2.6 Model Shop I
2.7 Model Shop II (Clear)
2.8 The Rehearsal Theme
2.9 Song for Lola
2.10 Eventide
2.11 Coral
2.12 Aren't You Glad (Demo)
2.13 Dark Eyed Woman
2.14 Apple Orchard
2.15 So Little Time to Fly
2.16 Ground Hog
2.17 Cold Wind
2.18 Policeman's Ball
2.19 Ice
2.20 Give a Life, Take a Life
2.21 I'm Truckin'
2.22 Clear
2.23 Caught
2.24 New Dope in Town
3.1 Prelude - Nothing to Hide
3.2 Nature's Way
3.3 Animal Zoo
3.4 Love Has Found a Way
3.5 Why Can't I Be Free?
3.6 Mr Skin
3.7 Space Child
3.8 When I Touch You
3.9 Street Worm
3.10 Life Has Just Begun
3.11 Morning Will Come
3.12 Soldier
3.13 Rougher Road
3.14 Chelsea Girls
3.15 Cadillac Cowboys
3.16 Puesta Del Scam
3.17 Ripe and Ready
3.18 Darkness
3.19 Earth Shaker
3.20 Mellow Morning
3.21 Right on Time
3.22 Trancas Fog-Out
3.23 Witch
4.1 Fresh Garbage (Mono Mix)
4.2 Uncle Jack (Mono Mix)
4.3 Mechanical World (Mono Mix)
4.4 Taurus (Mono Mix)
4.5 Girl in Your Eye (Mono Mix)
4.6 Straight Arrow (Mono Mix)
4.7 Topanga Windows (Mono Mix)
4.8 Gramophone Man (Mono Mix)
4.9 Water Woman (Mono Mix)
4.10 The Great Canyon Fire in General (Mono Mix)
4.11 Elijah (Mono Mix)
4.12 Veruska
4.13 Free Spirit
4.14 If I Had a Woman
4.15 Elijah (Alternate Take 2)
4.16 I Got a Line on You ("Time Circle" Mix)
4.17 It Shall Be ("Time Circle" Mix)
4.18 Poor Richard ("Time Circle" Mix)
4.19 Silky Sam ("Time Circle" Mix)
5.1 Scherozode ("Time Circle" Mix)
5.2 All the Same ("Time Circle" Mix)
5.3 A Dream Within a Dream ("Time Circle" Mix)
5.4 Aren't You Glad ("Time Circle" Mix)
5.5 Eventide ("Time Circle" Mix)
5.6 Model Shop Theme ("Time Circle" Mix)
5.7 Green Gorilla ("Time Circle" Mix)
5.8 Rehearsal Theme ("Time Circle" Mix)
5.9 Fog
5.10 So Little to Say
5.11 Mellow Fellow
5.12 Now or Anywhere
5.13 Space Chile
5.14 Fuller Brush Man
5.15 Coral
5.16 1984
5.17 Sweet Stella Baby
5.18 Animal Zoo (Mono Single Version)
5.19 Red Light Roll on
5.20 Morning Will Come (Mono Mix)
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★★★★★ 5
It actually works!!
Color: Black
I was hesitant to order because I have had several other freestanding paper towel holders. This one actually works!!! Glad I ordered!!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great Buy
Color: Gold
Very heavy duty! Also classy and matches my gold faucet perfectly. Great value!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Feels like a real upgrade, but maybe priced a little high
Color: Stainless Steel
This is one of those things you don’t think much about until you switch to a better one. Right away you notice the weight. It actually stays put when you pull a sheet instead of sliding all over the counter or tipping up, which already makes it better than most cheap holders.
The spring arm does help keep the roll under control so you’re not pulling half the roll by accident. One handed use works most of the time, but it depends on the paper towels. Thinner rolls tear clean without any effort. Thicker ones can still need a second hand here and there, so it’s not perfect but still better than a basic stand.
Build quality feels solid. The finish looks clean and not cheap, and it wipes down easily. It definitely looks like something you’d keep out on the counter instead of hiding.
Only real downside is the price. It does what it’s supposed to do and does it well, but it’s still a paper towel holder at the end of the day. You’re paying for the weight and design more than anything.
If you’re tired of flimsy ones, this is a noticeable step up. Just depends if you care enough to spend extra on something this simple.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Sleek Kitchen Essential One Handed Paper Towel Dispenser
Color: Black, Color: Black
The Ultrean paper towel holder is a countertop accessory designed for convenience featuring a sturdy stainless steel construction that wipes clean easily and blends into any kitchen or bathroom decor. It stands upright on a weighted non slip base that provides stability during use and it is equipped with a spring loaded arm intended to assist with one handed tearing. The assembly is very straightforward making it quick to set up right out of the box so you can start using it immediately for your daily cleaning tasks.
I found this holder very easy to put together and integrate into my space and it definitely adds a nice modern touch to my kitchen counters. While it is marketed as a one handed tear dispenser I have noticed that it depends on the type of paper towels you are using. If I am using thinner cheaper rolls the tear is effortless but with my preferred thick Bounty paper towels the tension is not always enough to tear them off cleanly with just one hand so I usually end up holding it down to get a clean rip.
The major pros of this dispenser are the weighted non slip base that keeps it from sliding around and the stainless steel finish that makes maintenance simple with just a quick wipe. The main con is that it struggles with heavy duty paper towels often requiring two hands to tear without tipping or pulling the whole roll which might be frustrating if you are expecting a true one handed experience every single time. Still it is a functional and attractive piece that keeps my kitchen organized and as long as you do not mind using both hands for the thicker brands it is a solid addition to any home.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2026
★★★★★ 5
A Paper Towel Holder That Actually Holds Its Own
Color: Gold
This is a lot nicer than I expected for something as boring as a paper towel holder. The base has some real weight to it, so it doesn’t slide around every time you try to tear off a sheet. The spring-loaded arm also helps keep the roll from spinning freely.
The gold finish looks good in person. It leans a little more bronze/brassy than bright gold, which my wife prefers in our darker colored kitchen. It feels sturdy, wipes clean easily, and doesn’t look cheap sitting on the counter.
The one-handed tearing works pretty well, though it may depend on the paper towels you use. Thinner rolls tear off easily. With thicker paper towels, you may still need a second hand here and there to get a clean rip. We use the Costco branded Kirkland paper towel rolls and haven't had any issues getting just one sheet. I am guilty of yanking at our old paper towel with one hand roll to try and rip off a single sheet. My success rate has significantly increased since we started using this paper towel holder.
It’s definitely more expensive than a basic paper towel holder, but it also feels like a clear upgrade from the cheap flimsy ones. Would I normally buy this? Probably not, but if I am splurging on kitchen upgrades, then I'd definitely have this on my list.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2026