It's interesting to see modern reaction to what is essentially an historical artifact. This is one fragment in what was at the time a search for a whole new language. Nobody speaks this language today, and perhaps that's just as well. I came to YAWYE as an Electric Flag fan who saw their name on the soundtrack album. (The Electric Flag also did the soundtrack for Peter Fonda's "The Trip".) If you think of YAWYE as a light show with pretty cool music you won't be far off target. If you're expecting the language of modern cinema, you won't get it at all. I, for one, am glad it exists. If I told you there was such a time, you wouldn't believe me...
Review of You Are What You Eat
