"Quicksilver" is the sixth studio album by American psychedelic rock band Quicksilver Messenger Service, released in 1971. This album represents a period of transition for the band, following the departure of founding members and the changes in their musical direction.
Quicksilver was released in 1971, following the band's previous album, *What About Me*. It was a time of change for the band, as they continued to evolve their sound and lineup.
The album features a mix of psychedelic rock and blues, continuing the band's exploration of these genres. It reflects their ongoing evolution and experimentation with different musical styles.
The album includes tracks such as "The Truth," "Play My Guitar," and "I Don't Want to Know." It received mixed reviews from critics and did not achieve the same level of commercial success as some of their earlier work.
By this time, the band had undergone several lineup changes. The album features contributions from members who were part of the band's transition phase, including guitarist John Cipollina and bassist David Freiberg.
Quicksilver marks a transitional phase in the band's career, reflecting their adaptation to changes in both their lineup and the broader music scene.
