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All The Hits
Rock · 1989 · 16 tracks

All The Hits

Jimi Hendrix

High-voltage psychedelic blues and fuzzed-out rock anthems. This compilation captures the liquid fire and cosmic energy of the world's most influential electric guitar.

1989 · MG Records (2)

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This album is the sound of electricity being tamed and then set free. It is a 16-track journey through the peak of late 60s counter-culture, captured with the specific grit of a 1989 cassette compilation. The music feels alive, pulsing with a kinetic energy that bridges the gap between traditional Chicago blues and cosmic exploration. It is heavy, yet it floats; it is aggressive, yet it is deeply soulful.

Moments Worth Listening For
the way the muted wah-wah intro of voodoo child suddenly explodes into a massive distorted riff
the cascading liquid guitar fills in little wing that sound like they are being played underwater
the chaotic but controlled explosion of feedback at the climax of purple haze mimicking a siren
the transition from a delicate melodic verse to a searing overdriven solo in the wind cries mary
Where This Album DepartsEach spoke is a trait. The orange shape shows where this album pulls away from — or holds to — the rest of the artist’s catalogue. Tap for more.

How does All The Hits sound next to the rest of Jimi Hendrix's catalogue?

Baritone+1.6σ

The vocals lean notably further into baritone than the rest of the catalogue.

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