The Easybeats' "Easy" album was originally released in 1965, the band's second studio album solidified their reputation as one of the most exciting and innovative groups of the time. Comprising 12 tracks, "Easy" showcases the band's infectious energy, tight harmonies, and catchy melodies.

The album opens with the iconic track "She's So Fine," a high-energy rock anthem that instantly grabs the listener's attention. With its driving rhythm, catchy guitar riffs, and spirited vocals, it sets the tone for the rest of the album. "Say That You're Mine" and "In My Book" follow suit, delivering more upbeat and rhythm-driven tunes that will make you want to dance.

The Easybeats' ability to infuse their songs with a blend of British Invasion rock and American R&B influences is evident in tracks like "You Got It Off Me" and "Women (Make You Feel Alright)." These songs showcase the band's versatility and highlight their talent for crafting infectious pop-rock tunes.

The album also features slower, more introspective tracks such as "It's So Easy" and "I Wonder," which demonstrate the band's ability to delve into heartfelt ballads without losing their signature energy and charm. "Easy" is not just about the music; it also offers glimpses into the social and cultural context of the 1960s. Songs like "Wedding Ring" and "Sad and Lonely and Blue" touch upon themes of love, relationships, and youthful longing, reflecting the experiences and emotions of the era's youth.