Counting Leslie West's July 1969 solo album, Flowers of Evil was the fourth album in 28 months for West and Felix Pappalardi's Mountain, and the pace was catching up with them: Flowers of Evil was only half of a studio album, four new songs, its second side filled up with a live 25-minute rock & roll medley and encore of Mountain's sole Top 40 hit, "Mississippi Queen." This was unmistakable evidence that Mountain had run its course. There would be live albums, compilations, and reunions over the succeeding years, but Flowers of Evil marked the creative end of a surprisingly short-lived enterprise.
1. Flowers of Evil (Pappalardi/Rea/West) - 4:52
2. King's Chorale (Collins/Pappalardi) - 1:04
3. One Last Cold Kiss (Collins/Pappalardi) - 3:54
4. Crossroader (Collins/Pappalardi) - 4:53
5. Pride and Passion (Collins/Pappalardi) - 7:11
6. Dream Sequence(Berry/Collins/Knight/Laing/Landsberg/Pappalardi/Ventura/West) - 25:03
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7. Mississippi Queen (Laing/Pappalardi/Rea/West) - 3:49
Corky Laing - Drums, Group Member
Bob d'Orleans - Engineer
Steve Knight - Percussion, Keyboards, Group Member
Felix Pappalardi - Bass, Guitar (Bass), Vocals, Producer, Group Member
Leslie West - Guitar, Vocals, Group Member
Gail Collins - Cover Design, Cover Photo
Bud Prager - Executive Producer
Judy Szekely - Assistant Engineer
Bob Irwin - Reissue Producer
Vic Anesini - Mastering
Mark Chatterton - Liner Notes
а здесь на раздаче неутомимый collaps! Спасибо! 
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