Name: Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out [ESP Disk] [Digipak]
Brand: ESP-Disk
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Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out [ESP Disk] [Digipak]

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Album: Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out [ESP Disk] [Digipak]
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Message to Young People, A
2)	Castalia Foundation
3)	There's a Red Chimney
4)	Ancient Trade Union, An
5)	Not an Idle Fantasy
6)	Taking of LSD, The
7)	Sensory Paradise
8)	Why Is It?
9)	Early in the Life of Every Mammal
10)	My Problem
11)	Elevation of Human Consciousness
12)	Oldest Law, The
13)	Psychochemical Revolution
14)	Turn on, Tune in, Drop Out
15)	Within the Temple of Your Body
16)	Our Present Adult Culture
17)	Aspect of Marijuana, The
18)	Training and Sensitivity Required
19)	Lesson Number One
20)	Every Baby That Is Born
21)	Every Time
22)	One Final Word

Album: Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out [ESP Disk] [Digipak]
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Message to Young People, A
2)	Castalia Foundation
3)	There's a Red Chimney
4)	Ancient Trade Union, An
5)	Not an Idle Fantasy
6)	Taking of LSD, The
7)	Sensory Paradise
8)	Why Is It?
9)	Early in the Life of Every Mammal
10)	My Problem
11)	Elevation of Human Consciousness
12)	Oldest Law, The
13)	Psychochemical Revolution
14)	Turn on, Tune in, Drop Out
15)	Within the Temple of Your Body
16)	Our Present Adult Culture
17)	Aspect of Marijuana, The
18)	Training and Sensitivity Required
19)	Lesson Number One
20)	Every Baby That Is Born
21)	Every Time
22)	One Final Word

Performer Notes

Personnel: Timothy Leary (spoken vocals).
Audio Remasterer: Douglas McGregor.
Liner Note Author: Bernard Stollman.
Not to be confused with the 1967 Mercury soundtrack of the same name, TURN ON, TUNE IN , DROP OUT is the first available CD version of Dr. Timothy Leary's original 1966 spoken-word LP on ESP-Disk. In a low-key, quasi-hypnotic voice that's either soothing or disturbing in equal measure, Dr. Leary hawks his message of raised consciousness through psychoactive drugs in persistent and persuasive fashion. But is this album anything more than a camp '60s artifact nearly 50 years after its time? Whether or not a contemporary audience is truly open to Leary's message, one wouldn't deny that TURN ON is still a genuine if creepy meditative experience, and not that far removed from similar recordings by fellow gurus like Alan Watts or Baba Ram Dass.