The Survival - La onda pesada de The Survival (1971) [Hi-Res]

The only album by the Mexican band The Survival, recorded in 1971, represents a rare blend of U.S. West Coast acid rock and British blues. Strongly reminiscent of bands like Quicksilver Messenger Service and Ten Years After, the record stands as a pivotal musical testament to the "onda chicana" movement, reflecting the self-expression of Mexican youth of that era. This release includes an insert with liner notes.

Tracklist:
1-1 The Survival - Old People [5:42]
1-2 The Survival - The World Is a Bomb [2:28]
1-3 The Survival - What The World Needs Is Union [2:07]
1-4 The Survival - Inspiration Blues [3:11]
1-5 The Survival - Electric Chair [1:59]
1-6 The Survival - Ending Blues [5:55]
1-7 The Survival - Disturbance [2:43]
1-8 The Survival - Cannabis Lady [2:27]
1-9 The Survival - Nothing's Monument [3:34]
1-10 The Survival - Useless Warefare [3:04]