album · December 1, 1967
Pandemonium Shadow Show
RCA/LegacySee this day
psychedelic rockart popfolk rock
A landmark of 1967's psychedelic rock, Pandemonium Shadow Show is a landmark of experimental songwriting, studio-as-instrument production, and the artist's burgeoning, distinctive vocal style.
- The album was recorded in two weeks at RCA Victor Studios in New York City.
- It features the song "1941," which was later covered by the Monkees.
- The album peaked at number 139 on the Billboard 200 chart.
Harry Nilsson was an American singer-songwriter whose vocal range and interpretive skills led to a string of successful singles in the 1970s. After years of writing hits for other artists, Pandemonium Shadow Show marked his third studio album.
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