Undecided (Masters Apprentices song)

"Undecided" is a song by the Australian rock band Masters Apprentices, released in 1967. It is considered one of their early popular hits and a significant track in the development of Australian psychedelic rock music.

The song is characterized by its driving rhythm, prominent organ riff, and Doug Ford's fuzz-toned guitar. Jim Keays' vocals deliver lyrics that express a sense of uncertainty and internal conflict, themes common in the counter-culture movement of the era. The musical arrangement also features shifts in tempo and dynamics, contributing to the song's overall psychedelic feel.

"Undecided" helped establish Masters Apprentices as a leading force in the Australian music scene during the late 1960s. It received considerable airplay and contributed to their growing fanbase. The song remains a popular classic rock staple in Australia and is frequently included on compilation albums of Australian music from the 1960s. It is viewed as a key example of the band's early sound, before they transitioned to a more progressive rock style in their later years.