Hendrix is one of the most revolutionary figures in today’s pop culture, musically and sociologically. His success is a curious paradox in view of historical pre-judices. . . .Hendrix’s music is very interesting. The sound of his music is extremely symbolic . . . orgasmic grunts, tortured squeals, lascivious moans, electric disasters and innumerable other audial curiosities are delivered to the same mechanisms of the audience at an extremely high decibel level. In a live performance environment, it is impossible to merely listen to what the Hendrix group does . . . it eats you alive . . .