Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars)
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Still great
As another reviewer noted, this was, and is still, a great piece of music. I'm not sure that I'd classify the remastering job Lemon Records did as actually horrible, but it's mediocre at best. It's really a shame because someone with real know-how in mastering (are you reading this, Steve Hoffman?) could have done so much more with it. Hopefully, someone will.
Submitted by lloben (Sacramento, CA) 
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Good stoner music in 1977
Man I searched this album for years.
On kazaa and limewire with no results.
I bought Automatic Man on 8 track from a Mississippi Gulf Coast convenience store in 1977 where I used to buy my beer.
Used to play it while cruzin the coast highway getting stoned with my hommies.
Submitted by maxrep (Arizona)
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outer space rock revisited
I was shocked to see that this made it to CD, I wore the LP out years ago. These guys turned out a terrific album,and was a staple of the mid 70's, so glad it's back,it is more than worth a listen. Outer space rock revisited!
Submitted by DMDoLAC (Middletown,CT,USA)
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finally on cd
good to finally have on cd great fusion here thrall is amazing
Submitted by SAXONMAN (long island new york)
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Extraordinary
Hi,
as a drummer, I always was a big fan of Michael Shrieve. So I came to this record in the 70th. Of course I like his fantastic and feelful playing on this record, but also the other musicians are superb - especially the guitar-playing of Pat Thrall is amazing. The music is for me a unic mix of funky and rocky elements, which I never heard again in that form, with the exeption of Roachford. Both albums of Automatic Man are very interesting and always worth to hear it again.
Submitted by uwe-schaerf (Osnabrueck, Germany)
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