21, 1967", a real-life recording of an anti-war protest at The Pentagon where protesters including The Fugs chanted 'Out Demons Out' and had a love-in, plus the long and experimental "Aphrodite Mass". Reaction Tenderness... was described by the Robert Shelton of the New York Times as the band's "most musical work yet" as he commented favourably on their power and honesty: Track listing "Turn on, Tune in, Drop Out" [4:49] "Knock Knock" [4:28] "Garden Is Open" [6:22] "Wet Dream" [3:27] "Hare Krishna" [3:26] "Exorcising the Evil Spirits from the Pentagon Oct. 21, 1967" [3:25] "War Song" [5:37] "Dover Beach" [4:08] "Fingers of the Sun" [2:26] "Aphrodite Mass: I. Litany of the Street Grope" "Aphrodite Mass: II. Genuflection at the Temple of Squack" "Aphrodite Mass: III. Petals in the Sea" "Aphrodite Mass: IV. Sappho's Hymn to Aphrodite" "Aphrodite Mass: V. Homage to Throb Thrills" Personnel Tuli Kupferberg - vocals, erectorine Ed Sanders - vocals Ken Pine - guitar, harmonica, organ, oscillator, vocals Danny Kootch - guitar, violin, percussion, vocals Charles Larkey - bass Ken Weaver - drums, vocals References Additional sources The Fugs albums 1968 albums Reprise Records albums Transatlantic Records albums Albums produced by Ed Sanders