Their first and third albums, Heavy and Ball, did not do well, and their fame rests entirely on the title track from their second release, featuring a two and a half minute drum solo.
Their former bassist Philip Kramer claimed to have discovered a method of faster than light travel using gravity waves and went missing for years before being found dead in a ditch. Their first and third albums, Heavy and Ball, did not do well, and their fame rests entirely on the title track from their second release, featuring a two and a half minute drum solo. The whole track clocks in at seventeen minutes, which explains why, when arranged for church on The Simpsons, the organist collapsed in exhaustion. For 10 points, name this band behind the increasingly lengthy "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida."
Their former bassist Philip Kramer claimed to have discovered a method of faster than light travel using gravity waves and went missing for years before being found dead in a ditch.
{Iron Butterfly}