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A Web of Sound is the second studio by the American band . Produced by Marcus Tybalt and released in October 1966, it contained the single "" and the 14-minute closing song "Up In Her Room". The album did not chart, though it has received generally favorable reviews from music critics.

Lead singer conceptualized the album's cover design depicting the four Seeds members trapped in a spider's web. A Web of Sound was produced by Saxon under the pseudonym Marcus Tybalt; Saxon also wrote or co-wrote all of the songs on the album (two credited under the Tybalt alias), as well as the liner notes. Side one consists of six tracks, beginning with the single "" and continuing with other -sounding songs, most of them short in duration. Side two contains only two songs, including the 14-minute closer "Up In Her Room", which features , electric , , , and .

Released in October 1966, A Web of Sound did not receive much attention in the United States for several months until after the band's "", a song from their , was re-released and entered the singles chart.

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Side Two
Title Writer(s) Length 1. "" 2:52 2. "Pictures and Designs" Darryl Hooper, Saxon 2:44 3. "Tripmaker" Hooper, Marcus Tybalt 2:48 4. "I Tell Myself" Tybalt 2:31 5. "A Faded Picture" Hooper, Saxon 5:20 6. "Rollin' Machine" Saxon, Tybalt 2:32 No. Title Writer(s) Length 1. "Just Let Go" Hooper, Jan Savage, Saxon 4:21 2. "Up In Her Room" Saxon 14:45 Rick Andridge – Darryl Hooper – , , , Jan Savage – , backing vocals – , Cooker – Harvey Sharpe – Bass guitar