Jefferson Airplane – Bark

super thin Dynaflex but the music sounds great, so this proves what bullshit 180 grams really is.

VOLUNTEERS is probably my favorite Jefferson Airplane album, and BARK pales in comparison, but it has grown on me a bit over the years. It's not a bad record, but it does feel fractured at times. Highlights include "Feel So Good", "Third Week In The Chelsea", "Law Man" and "Pretty As You Feel". This is one of the better sounding Dynaflex pressings I've heard, the production can be dense at times, but the soundstage remains fairly clear and full-boded. My copy plays nice and clean with barely any surface noise.

This is a proud new piece in my Best Buy Series collection, i found a beautiful BBS stickered copy of this reissue at the In Groove record shop in Phoenix Az .. thanks Mike … other BBS issues on my want list, either Branded, or Shrink Stickered, of Chet Atkins or Glenn Miller or Elvis or Jefferson Airplane/Starship or Floyd Cramer or David Bowie or John Denver or Lou Reed or Hot Tuna or Jim Reeves or The Ramones or Henry Mancini or Waylon Jennings or Harry Nilsson or Guess Who ot Aztec Two Step or Gogi Grant or Duane Eddy or Arthur Crudup or a bunch other artists on RCA Records … if you see any when you’re digging, would you please buy them, and i will pay you back later ;-I

I have this reissue, it sounds very well. interesting what`s the exact year.

Record itself is pretty flimsy/thin. Dope poster. overall good tracks.

this is really a NEW jefferson airplane. no marty and papa john s. this could of been a better record. add a longer mexico , have you seen the saucers along with martys emergency and you where your dresses to short.the production is to cluttered. a new remix would be welcomed and a HUGE inprovement. also the packing stinks like that dead fish on the cover. 2 stars.

The debut JA release on their own label: Grunt Records on which JA change (loose?) direction w/ a casual frayed live-in-the-studio approach & a shift away from the counter-culture sentiments. Has some very good moments. Not too bad for a band coming apart at the seams after the departure of Marty Balin and Spencer Dryden. Just not a fan of the violin though:(.
A decent underrated album.

Good sounding reissue, no frills in the packaging. Some great songs on this album, and this is an affordable release.

Nearly 44 minutes of music!!! That is impressive.Just WOW! THANKS!

Just bought a M- copy w bag today.The performance of the band on this release is a real treat.You have Hot Tuna and individually penned songs by band ..a TRULY unique inventive LP.