Summary: Jefferson Starship – Modern Times (Tiempos Modernos) is a vinyl record released in 1981 by the American rock band Jefferson Starship. The record was the band’s sixth studio album and featured a blend of psychedelic rock, pop, and folk. It was the first album to be released after the departure of lead singer Grace Slick and the addition of new vocalist Mickey Thomas.

About the Artist: Jefferson Starship was formed in 1974 by several former members of the Jefferson Airplane, including Paul Kantner, Marty Balin, and Grace Slick. The band’s music was heavily influenced by folk, rock, and psychedelic music, and they released five albums before the release of Modern Times (Tiempos Modernos). In 1979, Grace Slick left the band and was replaced by Mickey Thomas.

About the Record: Modern Times (Tiempos Modernos) reflected the changing times and featured a blend of pop, rock, and folk. The album featured several standout tracks, including “Stranger” and “Find Your Way Back.” Critics praised the record for its strong melodies and thoughtful lyrics. The album also has a lyrics sheet (insert). This is a RARE VINYL.

About the Cover: The album cover for Modern Times (Tiempos Modernos) featured a colorful painting. The artwork was created by artist Peter Lloyd and was meant to reflect the album’s themes of modernity and progress.

About the Lyrics and Music: The lyrics and music of Modern Times (Tiempos Modernos) explored themes of love, loss, and the search for identity in a rapidly changing world. The record featured a mix of upbeat pop songs and slower, more reflective ballads. The standout tracks on the album included “Stranger,” a pop-rock anthem about the search for meaning in a rapidly changing world, and “Find Your Way Back,” a ballad about the search for redemption.

Conclusion: Jefferson Starship – Modern Times (Tiempos Modernos) is a classic record that captures the spirit of the times. The album features a mix of pop, rock, and folk, with thoughtful lyrics and strong melodies. The record is a testament to the band’s ability to adapt to changing times and is a must-have for any Jefferson Starship fan.

Other Recommendations: Fans of Jefferson Starship – Modern Times (Tiempos Modernos) may also enjoy the band’s earlier releases, such as Red Octopus (1975) and Spitfire (1976). Other similar records include Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours (1977) and Bruce Springsteen’s Born in the U.S.A. (1984).

About the tracklist. Side one:
Find your way back
Stranger
Wild eyes
Save your love
Side two:
Modern times
Mary
Free
Alien
Stairway to Cleveland.