1001 Interstellar Psychedelic Recordings Of The 1960's

Uh... 59!

Scott, if you like the Elevators, check out Power Plant by the Golden Dawn.

i do need this, i don't know why i never pick it up somewhere. i don't own a copy of the parable of arable land by red crayola either.speaking label-wise, that is.

I have that, but truth be told, I find the Red Crayola virtually unlistenable for some reason. Something about 'em just grates...

Anyhow, sum obvious stuff:
91. Country Joe & the Fish - Electric Music
92. Grateful Dead - Live Dead
93. Jefferson Airplane - Crown of Creation (I'm almost half serious when I say that to me, this is the absolute pinnacle of psych music, the playing on this is amazing. I like this even more than Baxters...)

Actually, the group name is Friendsound, album title is Joyride. And you're right: It's awesome.

oops, yer right i got that backwards. ain't it the shit. that thing just oozes drugs. um, in a good way. oh hell, you know what i mean.

may pang, i was just listening to that last night! i turned it up for There's No Blood In Bone. it sounds great loud.

you know it's very possible that wimple winch were the greatest rock band of all time. we'll let the future decide.

107. The Lemon Pipers - Green Tambourine
108. The Monkees - Head

Scott, it's never as good as the first time you hear it, but yeah.. I like it a lot.

it's true. you aren't expecting it when you first play that album. it's like something off of the first Coven album.

118 Quicksilver Messenger Service
119 Quicksilver Messenger Service - Happy Trails

What the hell, throw in their fine SF bretheren as well

120 Mad River

121 Savage Resurrection
122 Charlatans - The Amazing Charlatans

Might as well finish up all the IA stuff as well-

123 Lost & Found - Everbody's Here (this album's not too good. Actually, a downright disappointment when placed next to Golden Dawn and the GODLIKE Elevators)

126. Hal Blaine - Psychedelic Percussion
127. Yma Sumac - Miracles
128. 101 Strings - Astro Sounds From Beyond The Year 2000

one absolute must-own classic:

129. Emil Richards - Stones

130. Enoch Light - Spaced Out
131. Jean Jacques Perrey - The Amazing New Electronic Pop Sound of Jean Jacques Perrey
132. Bruce Haack - The Way-Out Album for Children (or Electric Lucifer but it's 1970, for you pedants)
133. Lee Hazlewood - Nancy & Lee
134. Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 - Crystal Illusions

>the easy/curiosity side o' things..

now we are talking

135. Richard Hayman - Electric Latin Love Machine

136 - The Ohio Express - The Ohio Express

this is in desperate need of a proper reissue.

http://www.forcedexposure.com/artists/open.mind.the.html

163. Rolling Stones - Their Satanic Majesties Request\
164. Iron Butterfly - In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida
165. Vanilla Fudge - Vanilla Fudge
166. The Doors - The Doors
167. Jefferson Airplane - Surrealistic Pillow

172. Intersystems - Free Psychedelic Poster Inside

Also:
186. Robbie Basho - The Falconer's Arm
187. Robbie Basho - The Seal of the Blue Lotus
188. Robbie Basho - The Grail and the Lotus
189. John Berberian - Music of the Middle East
190. John Berberian - Middle East Rock

191. erkin koray - erkin koray
192. blue phantom - distortions
193. cold sun - s/t
194. the nightshadows - square root of two
195. flowers (flower travellin' band) - from pussies to death in 10,000 years of freakout
196. yuya uchida and the flowers - challenge
197. kaleidoscope (uk) - faintly blowing
198. the mops - psychedelic sound in japan
199. the jacks - vacant world
200. tom dissevelt - fantasy in orbit
201. michael yonkers band! damn!
202. axe - live and studio
203. jessie harper - guitar absolution
204. the renaissance fair "in wyrd"
205. johnny thompson quintet "colour me columbus"
206. catfish knight "deathwise"
207. the twilighters "nothing can bring me down"
208. riders of the mark "the electronic insides and metal complexion that make up herr dr. krieg"
209. the calico wall "i'm a living sickness"
210. the jefferson airplane - after bathing at baxters
211. the search party - montgomery chapel

that Bloomsbury People album i listed actually came out in 1970. damn you, sigmund snopek the 3rd!!!

216. The Millennium - Begin
217. Napeoleon the 8th - They Are Coming to Take Me Away.

218. blue cheer- vincebus eruptum (I think outside inside has been listed).

She spelt it wrong!

Ack.

I did search.

O.k.

216. Chris Lucey - Songs of Protest and Anti-Protest

Tokens
Intercourse
CRREV37
From the depths of the legendary BT Puppy vaults...(a label which seems to have as many "lost albums" as they had hits!)...the very Daddies of Softpop...The Tokens! Though the Tokens are best remembered for their international smash hit "The Lion Sleeps Tonight", recently revived in "The Lion King", they did much more...producers, writers, publishers and label owners, they had a long string of hits in all those roles..."Intercourse" is a full on Softpop song cycle, inexplicably turned down by their then-label Warner Brothers, and released in an edition of 200 copies on their own BT Puppy label for contractual reasons...far from their Doo-Wop roots, The Tokens delivered an album pitched somewhere between Pet Sounds and Sergeant Pepper, with all the production and arrangement tricks that implies...no wonder Warners were dumbfounded!.....and no wonder collectors have been going nuts and paying silly sums for this album ever since!...Newly remastered by The Tokens themselves, this is a surprise treat in anyone's language, as The Tokens show not only every cult Softpop group, but many superstars just how it's done....with the wicked tongue-in -cheek touch which they were justly famous for.

220. AMM - AMMMMusic (listening to this yesterday, funnily enough)
221. John Coltrane - Om

heh, yeah I guess so, doubt the first performers of this piece took any psychedelics but I don't know.

222. Joe Meek & The Blue Men - I Hear A new World

http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/cov200/drf200/f238/f23850ccfkw.jpg

224: Free Design - Kites are Fun.

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After listening to 225 you will never be the same.

226 - Terry Reid - Season of the Witch.

this is my favorite ebay listing right now but only cuz of the official nurse with wound beer stein.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2593714526&category=1595

http://www.twistednerve.co.uk/supermarche/friends/l33.jpgCHERRYSTONE ROCKS - VARIOUS ARTISTS

A psych / prog rock compiled from Cherrystones' own collection
embracing all four corners of the world. (Released on Lo Recordings 2002)

12" LP (LLP33) & CD (LCD33)

1. Pugh - Love, Love, Love

2. Taiconderoga - Speakin My Mind

3. Rolf and Joachim Kuhn and The Man Rockers - Funny Bird

4. Mecki Mark Men - Sweet Movin

5. Great Bear - Almost Grown

6. Frijid Pink - Crying Shame

7. Black Cat Bones - QE2

8. Rita Lee - Vamos Tratar Da Saude

9. Klaus Doldinger - Back In The Dark

10. Niagra - City Walk

11. Illes - Nekem Sly Mindegy

12. Sunbirds - Sunrise

13. The Mogol - Sunset In Golden Horn

14. Et Cetera - Lady Blue Play Sample

15. Breakout - Karate

we can hope. nurse with wound panties.

234. Daevid Allen/ Gilli Smyth - Magick Brother/ Mystic Sister

1969, so it counts, but one thing I've never understood it says in the sleevenotes that the album was recorded on a 3-track movie camera - oh hold, Daevid Allen wrote the sleevenotes and i'm expecting them to make any sense?!???!?

...& an honourable shout-out to Led Zeppelin's debut LP, which I've always considered an acid-rock masterpiece, on the presumption that 'acid-rock' and 'psychedelic' are not necessarily always the same thing.

249. The Mothers of Invention - Freak Out!
250. The Mothers of Invention - Absolutely Free
251. The Mothers of Invention - Lumpy Gravy
252. The Mothers of Invention - We're Only In It For the Money

... I know what you're going to say Zappa hated psychedelia and psychedelic drugs but those albums are still psychedelic.

256. Moby Grape - s/t

C'mon we've got a long way to here. We need to ratchet this bad boy up a bit.

257. Wizards From Kansas - s/t
258. Fort Mudge Memorial Dump - s/t

Mercury was a cool label.

259. orient express - s/t
260. the devil's anvil - hard rock from the middle east

(featuring lynn carey, aka mama lion, who sang on the carrie nations tracks from "beyond the valley of the dolls.")

http://www.mamalion.com/

Just been listening to this again for the first time in a while, a record made by two fellers from (I think) the same UFO scene as Pink Floyd, Arthur Brown, John's Children etc. (Mick Hutchinson was Sam Gopal's guitar player for a while). Five long bent-as-fuck ethno-instrumentals, with Hutchinson's guitar trying to cut through the exact same radiant fog that cloaked the likes of Pharoah Sanders' Tauhid and the Sun City Girls' 'Space Prophet Dogon'.

But NOT the album, which was such a disappointment.

Oh, and since we just had a thread on 'em, might as well:

272. Morley Grey - The Only Truth

I still need to hear that Aorta album.

273. Wendy and Bonnie - Genesis
274. Margo Guryan - Take a Picture
275. Manfred Mann - Up the Junction
276. Chad & Jeremy - The Ark
277. 5th Dimension - Magic Garden

can't believe i didn't notice morgen and morly grey were missing!

It blows my mind that I've missed such a groovy thread!

You haven't missed anything, Curt! This thread is like a fine wine. Growing darker and richer over time.

'tis the best thing they ever did.

moving more into the cosmic/drone/raga field:

287. ya ho wa 13 - penetration: an aquarian symphony
288. tony scott - music for yoga meditation
289. malachi - holy music

anyone else have the malachi album? with all of the hoopla around the taj mahal travellers and so on, i dunno why this album isn't ever talked about. it's from 1966! jews harp! come on!

i think i used to have that malachi album. or mabye i still do somewhere. i liked it. have you ever heard the Harvey Matusow Jew's Harp Band album, el sabor. it's more of a novelty psych freakout jew's harp album, but still entertaining. same label as Mighty Baby! (the only two records put out on head records if i'm not mistaken. but i might be.)

Dion MacGregor

x-post- there ya go. there's a link.

strike 287 and replace with:

287. cosmic rock show "psiship"

http://metalab.unc.edu/mal/MO/matusow/

301.Boyce & Hart - "Jumpin' Jack Flash"

307. Sly and The Family Stone - Dance to the Music
308. Sly and The Family Stone - Life
309. Sly and The Family Stone - Stand
310. Steppenwolf - s/t
311. Steppenwolf - II
312. Strawberry Alarm Clock - Incense and Peppermints
313. Strawberry Alarm Clock - Wake Up...It's Tomorrow

?!

well OK then 314. spontaneous music ensemble- karyobin.

well OK THEN

318. Improvisationen Gruppe Nuova Consonanza - Improvisationen

319. John Fahey - Requia
320. John Fahey - Voice of the Turtle

Jim - you won't be disappointed by Kaleidescope / Fairfield Parlour, but do make sure you get the stereo edition of "SF Sorrow", it's far better.

322.July-S/T

327. the lyd - s/t

"You better ruuuuuuun ... butcha SURE CAN'T HIDE!!"

329. Jefferson Airplane Takes Off
330. Jefferson Airplane - Bless It's Pointed Little Head

331. Jefferson Airplane - Volunteers

http://thefreelancementalists.blogspot.com/

334. The Cowsills - Captain Sad and His Ship of Fools

(I don't own this, but I read about it recently and it sounds great so I'm going to buy it soon, see?)

337. Mort Garson - Black Mass/Lucifer
338. Mort Garson - Head

340. The Animals - "Sky Pilot"

1971! heretic!

(are we all going to come to our senses and allow stuff from the 70s?)

343. Spirit
344. Spirit - The Family That Plays Together
345. Spirit - Clear

This is actually by Nik Pascal, and from 1970, so that whole post was terrible.

This is by Nik Raicevic/Pascal, not Mort Garson. (The MP3s that are going around are mislabelled.)

(x-post)

360 was recorded in '67 but didn't come out until this year - i'm posting these two bands and i can't post the related (and far superior) T2 albums. actually, fuck it, it's from 1970:

361. T2 - it'll all work out in boomland

and i'm about 10 seconds away from putting the groundhogs - thank christ for the bomb at 362. stop me!

what's this like, anyway, whoever it's by?

we need some of the miss nelson and bruce records on this list, but I'm trying to only post things I've heard, the only two I know are from the 70's

(YNF, I stopped you! But feel free to put it at 363)

I have Haack/Nelson's Way Out Record For Children, and it's kind of neat (if obv an actual children's record), but nowhere near as good as Electric Lucifer.

if I can find it

it's pretty damn good, not top-tier all time classic but a little bit of everything (pop-psych, harder stuff, etc.) that you'd probably like if you like "portcullis gate," which is on the acme/lion reissue as a bonus track.

the one I dragged out the other day is '72's 'Dance To The Music', which has the two of them trading off whispering things in your ear over spacey electronic drones, telling the kids to close their eyes, turn the lights out and roll around on the ground. Until both of them chant in unison,

"AT THIS POINT IN THE EXERCISE, SOME CHILDREN WILL BEGIN TO FEEL AS IF THEY ARE PART OF ONE GIGANTIC CHILD"

One of his records is album of the week currently here:

http://www.basichip.com

and downloadable.

(Both from Sandy's Cheetah Beat album. Good record for fuzz-lovers. These two are the standouts though.)

!!!!!!!

370. Emil Richards & The Microtonal Blues Band - Journey To Bliss

wow, side 2 is kitsch heaven: "OH! SUCH FANTASTIC, ENORMOUSLY BEAUTIFUL PEACE! BLISS AND LOVE I'VE BECOME!"

You can't beat Paul Beaver's Moog on 'Stones' but I already obviously love this... thanks muchly Jeff W!

(also, i heard emil richards 'journey to bliss' on the radio a while back and have been trying to find a copy ever since. thank god for the internet.)

http://www.basichip.com/

371. Ruth White - Seven Trumps From The Tarot Cards
372. La Monte Young - Black Album

391. Amboy Dukes-"Journey to the Center of the Mind"
392. Captain Beefheart-Strictly Personal
393. Os Mutantes-Mutantes (the 2nd album)
394. Pink Floyd-"Scream Thy Last Scream" and "Vegetable Man"
395. Grateful Dead-"Golden Road (to Unlimited Devotion)"
396. The Kinks-"Lazy Old Sun" (their only psychedelic song! unless you're going to say "Fancy" or something)
397. Inner Space-"Agilok and Blubbo"
398. The Seeds-A Web of Sound
399. The Seeds-Raw and Alive
400. The Calico Wall-"Flight Reaction" b/w "Beep"
401. The Strawberry Alarm Clock-"The Birdman of Alkatrash" (b-side of "Incense and Peppermints")

That's me done, then. BTW, I am not using the "smells like acid, tastes like acid, feels like acid" criteria. "Music," however, as the Red Krayola note on the back of their 2nd album, "is delicious." (By the way, there are songs about sex on both of the first two Red Krayola albums! Definitely an unusual thing for psychedelic records other than she comes in colors and such. They are: "Hurricane Fighter Plane" and "The Shirt.")

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what do i really need to get from this list?

things i love- zombies, forever changes, revolver, satanic majestys request, nuggets boxes, late 60's beach boys

i guess i want the more poppy recommendations

i will download and or buy according to your recommendations! and feedback may follow

Soft Machine I & II by Soft Machine
Song Cycle by Parks, Van Dyke
S.F. Sorrow by Pretty Things
No Way Out by Chocolate Watchband
Da Capo by Love
Genesis by Wendy & Bonnie
Power Plant by Golden Dawn
Psychedelic Sounds Of by 13th floor elevators
Outlander by Stevens, Meic
Village Green Preservation society by Kinks
United States Of America by United States of America

from what i have listened to, its all fucking great... especially the meic stevens, kinks, and power plant (i havent gotten through most of the stuff yet though)

also, does anyone have the meic stevens demos from '65 that tenth planet put out? is it worth the 20 or so dollars?

If you can find a copy of *Ghost Town* the album that Tenth Planet put out of demos from the Outlander period, 68-69, BUY IT BUY IT BUY IT. One of my favorite records. I think I might even like it more than Outlander. Just beautiful. I dunno about the 65 demos. Haven't seen it, but I would scoop it up. Meic's stuff is uniformly amazing from the 60's and the Tenth Planet stuff goes quick.

I'm glad this thread gave you some good buying ideas! That's a cool list of stuff. I wish I was hearing some of that stuff for the first time again.

i cant get enough (i havent gotten the last 4 items in the mail yet)

Ian, if you haven't heard Linda Perhacs yet, I am pretty sure there is
a song on the radio show tape I sent you.

450. The David - Another Day, Another Lifetime
451. The Holy Mackerel - "Wildflowers"

Well, at least it's got "St. Stephen" on it, anyway.

457. The Deep - Psychedelic Moods: A Mind Expanding Phenomena by the Deep

yeah, the numbers are just numbers. not a sign of merit. (although, like i said up top, those first four or five would be pretty high on most lists.)

458. Deviants - Ptoof!
459. Deviants - Disposable
460. Deviants - No. 3
461. Morton Subotnick - Silver Apples of the Moon
462. Morton Subotnick - The Wild Bull
463. Alice Cooper - Live at the Whisky, 1969
464. Sandy Bull - Inventions for Guitar & Banjo
465. Pentangle - s/t
466. Dr. John - Gris Gris
467. Dr. John - Babylon
468. West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band - Part One
469. West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band - Vol. 2
470. Nirvana - Simon Simopath
471. Yardbirds - Little Games

472. the parlour band - is a friend?

And based on the five mp3s that are up right now on killerdillerhifi.blogspot.com ...

524. The Mystery Meat - Profiles

man, good to see killerdillerhifi's back and posting mp3s. wish i had checked it earlier! i want to hear that rick saucedo jam but i'm too cheap to buy the reissue.

brethren, that is.
121 Savage Resurrection
122 Charlatans - The Amazing Charlatans

Might as well finish up all the IA stuff as well-

123 Lost & Found - Everbody's Here (this album's not too good. Actually, a downright disappointment when placed next to Golden Dawn and the GODLIKE Elevators)

-- Broheems (electrifyingmoj...), February 11th, 2004 6:06 PM. (diamond)

Remlap's fricking cave, part two, dudes.

528. The Sproton Layer - With Magnetic Fields Disrupted

-- Dom Passantino (juror...), August 24th, 2005 9:56 PM. (Dom Passantino)

-- Dom Passantino (juror...), August 24th, 2005 9:56 PM. (Dom Passantino)

They've been dubbed the B"razilian Beatles", but they didn't have as good of a run (obviously). I consider their first album to be their best, but their second (Mutantes) is quite good too.

Lots of imagination, melodies and hooks on this one

He seems to be completely lost to history, but the two songs are great.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0i_LsNgWEI&search=kenneth%20anger

554 Tropicalia - brilliant compilation, inlcude Os Mutantes, Catano Veloso etc

I've become obsessed with how great this album is. Had it for a couple of years before it started to grow on me, partly because the sounds seemed more terrestrial than the outrageous cover art, and partly because it starts slow, with the songs getting better and better as you get deeper into the album. Their strange, bummed-out slant seems miles beyond what their contemporaries were up to.

I read a funny excerpt from Mark Opsasnick's "Capitol Rock" about them playing gigs with Link Wray at some Southeast Washington biker go-go joint, at which they were not well received.

I still haven't heard their first album, and the expectation that it can't be anywhere near as special as Long Way Down makes me sorta not want to. Am I wrong?

more importantly, it's another project by rusty evans/marcus uzilevsky and other dudes from the deep. and i dunno why everyone's always rushing to pin everything he did as a "cash-in."

My favourite album, and currently not available (legally on CD).

A concept album about a young girl who grows to be a schoolteacher and dies miserably, or something to that effect.

Seriously though, it's amazing.

Go download it, cause RCA won't release it on CD.

Bastards.

you can listen to it here incidently.

I am new posting here, but this thread is enough to convince me that it totally rocks.

Skip Spence

Tomorrow

Syd Barret era Floyd

any of those would work!

Also: Stoned Harbour
Christopher
Bolder Damn
Hickory Wind

Those early Rockadelic reissues (say what you will about reissues... some of these were ridiculously limited or acetate only like the Cold Sun release) are a good snapshot of some nice self-released psychedelia.

someone needs to reissue cold sun on CD and fast.

from 1962. I haven't heard the whole thing -- there's one 3 minute excerpt on 'the Wide Weird World of Henry Jacobs' compilation. it's a bizarre splice-heavy concrete documentation of a Berkeley 'Happening' and based on this one track it just shot to the top of my list of things to find.

from "Beyond The Calico Wall" comp,but the only one unavailable on CD, only the vinyl version. A beautiful swirling message of reassurance to a first-time LSD user,not sleazy like Godfrey's version of Fowley's "Lets Take A Trip" on Pebbles 3; with the bassline of "No Fun" pre-"No Fun".

Jackson-Kent Blues
Song For Our Ancestors

weird x-post!

565. Banchee - S/T

566. Savage Rose - In The Plain

567. Aphrodite's Child - 666

just issued 1968 recordings by a band from my hometown (or one of them - oxnard, ca.). pretty cool mellow psych stuff with only a couple of duff tracks and plenty of great ones. since there was no original release this probably doesn't have the collector scum buzzworthiness it should.

I Will Post About What I Am Listening To Whenever I Want No Matter What Month It Is

599. Catherine Ribeiro + 2Bis (1969)

the violin playing, the spare but blatant studio tapework coming out of nowhere, the wah, rock with the complete absence of a standard drum kit, and she is unbelievable. mutant sounds january archive.

600. Mike Stuart Span - Timespan (+ related Leviathan material*)

From Brighton!!!!

* Not the shit Leviathan....

601. Jason Crest

How is this possible they are so far down?! (Special mention to offshoot High Broom for "Dancing In The Moonlight"!!!!)

602. Blossom Toes - We Are Ever So Clean

What in hell is going on in this thread?

not everyone can remember everything all the time, dude. or feels like going through their entire record list looking for this-thread stuff.

<i>599. Catherine Ribeiro + 2Bis (1969)</i>

hell yeah. though that's almost past psychedelic into avant-whatsit.

Still the best thread ever.

602. Blossom Toes - We Are Ever So Clean

Oh you fucker - you beat me to it. :)

Ok so:

603. Blossom Toes - If Only For A Moment

604. The Three Ring Circus - Groovin' On The Sunshine

I've become obsessed with hearing this record ever since discovering Scott's description above. But I can't find the fucker anywhere here in Austin. I'm convinced it'll be awful. But there's something about pseudo-psych that fascinates me. Maybe it has something to do with this quote from The Seventh Stream: The Emergence of Rocknroll in American Popular Music by Philip H. Ennis:

“A third alternative route away from the idea of ‘youth as revolutionary class’ was the notion that their culture would show the way. Music, drugs, the new consciousness, these would bring power to the assembled people, giving themselves, along the way, incidentally, a helluva show. It was an easy laugh, if a sad one, to see the trust and the naivete of the young being so easily exploited by the gurus and hustlers selling the dope and the new consciousness…These prophets (Leary, Charles A. Reich) married the logic of individualism to the belief in the effectiveness of symbol over action and came up with their own cultural road to freedom. If work can be made erotic in the same way that art is an erotic form of work, then all is whole again through the hidden magic that art carries – the ‘gift of life.’ Release transcends commitment through the power of consciousness. Sadly, history cancelled the checks. Programs based only on the institutions of release can not do the job of reclaiming the institutions of commitment. Consciousness of a situation by itself does not bring about change.” (309)

He also adds that the consciousness gurus were feared by the adult world and despised by the more politically single-minded youth of the time.

This thread's great, so much stuff to check out.

605. Gene Estribou & Jean-Paul Pickens - Intensifications (Pickens' half of the record is sweetest droning banjo fingerpicking goodness)

606. Harry Partch - The Wayward (not sure when it was first recorded but it was finished in 67)

607. Robbie Basho - Venus In Cancer

608. staff carpenborg and the electric corona - fantastic party

1970. is the use of rhythm totally awesome can-ticipation or are they just a bunch of jazzbos trying to get freaky and funky. the only exploito album that immediately springs to mind from germany (except maybe those asterix, pink mice, etc. records).

also, i should probably start trying to download or buy everything i don't have on this list. not that i haven't already checked out a bunch because of it.

staff carpenborg and the electric corona - fantastic party

Um, I actually dig this more than most Krautrock proper (ducks). Which begs the question of what the hell to call this stuff. Cansploitation? Krautsploitation? Is there enough of it to justify a new genre name? What do these "asterix, pink mice, etc. records" sound like?

609. Rainbow Ffolly - Sallies Fforth (Sounds like a Beatles parody. Pretty, adept harmonies. Bits of commercial sprinkled throughout: "Hey listen, fellas, stop treating pimples like a girl and start fighting 'em like a man. Ya know, rrraarrr!" "Labour Exchange" begins with high heels clicking on wet pavement. Then an announcer asks: "Now tell me sir, what do you think of Rainbow Ffolly?" "Meow," a cat answers. The freakout in "Come On Go" includes: A drain sucking down water. A fart at 2:36. Mom asking daughter how long she'll be in the shower.)
610. Darius - Darius (For those as like their loner psych more blues-bottomed. "Dirty Funky Situation" follows "I Feel The Need To Carry On" which has crabby Darius looking out of the windows of the world with his arm around Burt Bacharach both in chunky sweaters drinking their favorite International Coffee ("Montréal Morn") and contemplating the fate of our doomed orb. Weak link - Darius' crybaby vocals which could make Mississippi John Hurt slug him in the gut. Still, his blues was dirty and funky. He could've been huge in Cleveland.)
611. Rust - Come With Me (The word "underground" appears at the bottom of the cover. So either the group is Rust Underground or Rust is asking us to come with them underground. Don't go with them. A very bad record. But I guarantee someone on this thread digs it. The cover looks like acid...)
612. The Common People - Of The People, By The People, For The People (David Axelrod composed/arranged three cuts and then split. Clearly, they were the first three cuts - bummer psych with an entropic layer of strings just a-wailin' up and down the scales. The rest is sub-sub Love with an awful, jokey oompah detour called "They Didn't Even Go To The Funeral." Hear the singer go poo under horns and Farfisa on the closer.)
613. Swamp Dogg - Total Destruction To Your Mind (He delivers the titular damage as much as most albums on this thread. Even uses the word "acid.")
614. Kim Fowley - Born To Be Wild
615. Kim Fowley - Good Clean Fun
616. Kim Fowley - Outrageous (His best from the uncommitted "Animal Man" to the very catchy "Bubblegum" to the apocalypto triptych to the actually kinda scary "California Hayride." As 1960s as Altamont.)
617. William Penn V: “Swami” (Gotta give props to the so-far-unmentioned tracks that make up Pebbles Vol. 3, one of the greatest long playing albums ever constructed.
618. Jefferson Handkerchief: “I’m Allergic To Flowers”
619. The Hogs: “Loose Lip Sync Ship”
620. The Driving Stupid: “The Reality of (Air) Fried Borsk”
621. The Bees: “Voices Green and Purple”
622. The Monocles: “Spider and The Fly”
623. Godfrey: “The Trip”
624. TC Atlantic: “Faces”
625. Mike Condello: “Soggy Cereal”
626. Lea Riders Group: “Dom Kellar oss Mods”
627. Race Marbles: “Like a Dribbling Fram”
628. The Beatles - Revolver
629. The Beatles - White Album
630. The Beatles - Abbey Road
631. The Hollies - Evolution (Pick to click: "Water on the Brain")
632. Del Shannon - The Further Adventures of Charles Westover
633. Donovan - Fairytale
634. Donovan - Mellow Yellow
635. Donovan - For Little Ones
636. Donovan - Wear Your Love Like Heaven
637. Donovan - Hurdy Gurdy Man
638. Donovan - Barabajagal
639. Nilsson - Pandemonium Shadow Show
640. Nilsson - Aerial Ballet
641. Nilsson - Skidoo sdtk (GREAT movie too!)
642. The Velvet Underground: White Light/White Heat
643. Inexpensive Handmade Look - "What Good Is Up"
644. Scorpio Tube - "Yellow Listen" (The two best tracks off Psychedelic Disaster Whirl. First features a better guitar than you'd expect from such utterly caveman-like scuzz. Second desperately wants John Cale to be its dog. The Jesus and Mary Chain stole something from it.)
645. The Godz - Contact High With The Godz
646. The Godz - The Third Testament
647. Patty Waters - Sings
648. Patty Waters - College Tour
649. The Regiment - "My Soap Won't Float" (One IS the loneliest number, esp. during a bad trip. And the lyrics are up there with Dylan (please fill in the gaps/make corrections):

Chrome-plated candy bars and plastic-covered tangerines
They are nice to look at but you know that they are useless when you're hungry
TV personalities all look nice in black and white
Turn the color on, they're green!, it makes me want to eat ice cream
Eye to eye can't see your face because we're standing back to back
Colors fusing, the show is turning, transistor's burning, turns to black
Patchwork stitches never fail, mastermind ?
Brother's face is made of metal, ?, his mind won't settle

Paisley-colored kerosene
Can't brush your teeth to make them clean
Please dear won't you take a bath
You look so phony, you won't last

My ? makes so much noise
Couldn't sleep at night, ? all the toys
? rusty bolt
My fish can't swim
My soap won't float
650. Pharoah Sanders - Pharoah's First
651. Pharoah Sanders - Tauhid
652. Pharoah Sanders - Izipho Zam
653. Pharoah Sanders - Karma
654. Pharoah Sanders - Jewels of Thoughts
655. John Coltrane/Rashied Ali - Interstellar Space (Well, it's in the thread title...)
656. The Grateful Dead - The Grateful Dead
657. The Count Five - Psychotic Reaction
658. Positively 13 - "Psychotic Reaction"
659. Elastic Band - Spazz (If you live in a capitalist country, the greatest singles of all-time include several songs in one.)
660. Spades - "You're Gonna Miss Me"
661. Electras - "Action Woman"
662. Fire - "My Father's Name Was Dad"
663. The Smoke - The Smoke (UK)
664. Smoke - At George's Coffee Shop
665. The Eyes - "When The Night Falls"
666. The Eyes - "I'm Rowed Out"
667. The Eyes - "The Immediate Pleasure"
668. The Eyes - "You're Too Much"
669. The Eyes - "My Degeneration"
670. Idle Race - Idle Race
671. Idle Race - "Impostors Of Life's Magazine"
672. Idle Race - "Days of the Broken Arrows" (Best song on Rhino Nuggets II box)
673. The La De Das - The La De Das
674. The La De Das - Stupidity
675. The La De Das - Find Us A Way
676. The La De Das - The Happy Prince
677. The Sorrows - Take A Heart
678. John's Children - Orgasm
679. John's Children - Desdemona
680. John's Children - A Midsummer's Night Scene (I LOVE Simon Reynolds' word for this masterpiece - sissy-psychosis. And I find that the Brit Nuggets are more deconstructive than their American counterparts. They fuck with textuality more. Discuss.)
681. Caleb - "Baby Your Phrasing Is Bad" (Apparently, NOT related to Tricky but IS related to Finley)
682. The Creation - We Are Paintermen
683. The Creation - "How Does It Feel To Feel?"
684. The Bluestars - "Social End Product"
685. Episode Six - "Love Hate Revenge"
686. Status Quo - "Pictures of Matchstick Men"
687. The Downliners Sect - "Glendora"
688. Timon - "The Bitter Thoughts of Little Jane"
689. The Acid Gallery - "Dance Around the Maypole"
690. The Strangeloves: "I Want Candy"
691. The Strangeloves: "The Rhythm of Love" (Also, the greatest Pooh Sticks song)
692. Mouse: "A Public Execution"
693. The Barbarians - Are You a Boy Or Are You a Girl
694. The Remains - The Remains ("Don't Look Back" is the best track on Nuggets)
695. The Castaways - "Liar, Liar"
696. The Leaves - Hey Joe
697. The Third Rail - "Run, Run, Run"
698. The Nazz - Nazz
699. The Nazz - Nazz Nazz
700. The Magic Mushrooms - "It's-A-Happening"
701. Kenny & The Kasuals - "Journey to Tyme"
702. The Nightcrawlers - "The Little Black Egg" (What no one mentions about this song is that ONLY the lyrics are acid-damaged, weird, psych, etc. The music is zzzzzz.)
703. The Merry-Go-Round - The Merry-Go-Round (The Bangles had impeccable taste.)
704. Max Frost & The Troopers - "Shape of Things to Come" (Did anyone else find Wild in the Streets an extremely unpleasant film?)
705. The Daily Flash - "Jack of Diamonds"
706. The Groupies - "Primitive"
707. The Lollipop Shoppe - Just Colour
708. The Balloon Farm - "A Question Of Temperature" (The first new wave song. And it reached #37 on the Billboard Hot 100!!)
709. Clefs Of Lavender Hill - "Stop - Get A Ticket"
710. The Monks - Black Monk Time
711. The Other Half - The Other Half
712. The Other Half - "Mr. Pharmacist"
713. The Action - Rolled Gold
714. The Bee Gees - Horizontal
715. The Bee Gees - Idea
716. The Bee Gees - Odessa
717. David Bowie - Space Oddity
718. The Electric Banana - Blows Your Mind
719. The Free Design - You Could Be Born Again
720. The Free Design - Heaven/Earth
721. The Love Generation - The Love Generation (Contains one of my favorite liner notes. During the recording of one of the songs, "impromptu party broke out, with 7-Up, pressed ham sandwiches, and flowers flowing freely." You cannot get more interstellar than THAT!)
722. The Love Generation - A Generation Of Love
723. The Love Generation - Montage
724. Ken Nordine - Colors
725. Kali Bahlu - Takes The Forest Children On a Journey Of Cosmic Remembrance
726. Teddy & Darrel - These Are The Hits You Silly Savage (Disturbing, gay interpretations of current hits. "They Took You Away, I'm Glad, I'm Glad" is the first trip-hop song.)
727. The Electric Underground - Guitar Explosion
728. The Silhouettes - Conversations With The Silhouettes
729. Les Classels - Les Classels (1964)
730.Les Classels - En Spectacle
731. Les Classels - Et Maintenant...Les Classels
732. Les Classels - Blanc sur neige
733. Les Classels - Les Classels (1968)
734. Les Classels - Au Théatre des Variétés
735. The Orange Groove - Crystal Blue Persuasion and Other Sounds of Today
736. The Now Generation - Sock It To Me!
737. The Animated Egg - The Animated Egg
738. Marcy - Marcy Sings
739. Marcy - Sing With Marcy

Blue Cheer - Oh! Pleasant Hope

Xgau says it's late 1969; AMG says it's April 1971. Which is it?

Scorpio Tube - "Yellow Listen" (The two best tracks off Psychedelic Disaster Whirl. First features a better guitar SOLO...

734. Earth & Fire s/t

734. Earth & Fire s/t

Fuck. It.

740 Earth & Fire

During the recording of one of the songs, "AN impromptu party broke out...

i would debate the inclusion of stuff like remains/third rail/castaways being on a psych list, but there isn't much to debate. they aren't psych! but kudos for listing other stuff that hasn't been listed yet. though, kevin, i'm wondering why you are listing some stuff that you don't like! we want good stuff on this thread. even if it's only one person's idea of good.

Yay, no one's mentioned my favorite one to lay on people:

The Moles: "We Are The Moles"

hiding our faces/exposing our souls...

they aren't psych!

I KNEW something like this would happen after spending hours psyching-out (or not, as it appears).

I don't see how that The World of Oz album you listed is more psych than The Third Rail or Timon or Clefs Of Lavender Hill. "Liar, Liar" smells, tastes, feels like acid waaaay more than The World of Oz. Plus tons of questionable shit have made it past your radar: Miles (Live-Evil wasn't even recorded in the 1960s!!!), Ornette, Bringing It All Back Home, Stand, Music Machine, all the avant-whatsis stuff listed immediately above, etc. How psych is Fahey really? And I only listed one album I didn't like. I know at least one person likes that Rust album.

But it's your list so:

611. Jackie Trent & Tony Hatch - Mr. and Mrs. Music
694. Big Hits of 1967 (Cheese-psych remakes of "Whiter Shade of Pale," "Itchycoo Park," "San Francisco," etc.)
695. The Kasenetz-Katz Singing Orchestral Circus - The Kasenetz-Katz Singing Orchestral Circus
697. Hell Preachers Inc. - Supreme Psychedelic Underground
709. The Moles - "We Are The Moles"

What else? The Other Half? The Bluestars? Too punk? Episode Six? Too...what? Commercial? Polished? Moe Tucker drums. Creepy guitars. Creepier lyrics. 12 measures of a voodoo ceremony. Sounds pretty psych to me. Timon? Well, McCartney liked this song. And it's in the twee fairytale (and psych, sez I), mode of The World of Oz.

What else?

you're definitely being more of a completist than a champion of quality, though I roffled at the Marcy picks

http://www.vinylvulture.co.uk/images/records/jesus_rocks/marcy_favourite.jpg

a copy of Little Marcy's Happy Am I has been on the back dash of my car for about seven years now and has melted to the consistency of velvet

http://www.vinylvulture.co.uk/features/jesus_rocks.php

great article

Dude, I already did The Moles! Though I forgot to number it... :(

no, it's not my list! it's everyone's list. i don't want to fight, brother. just speaking my mind. world of oz wouldn't have existed without acid. liar, liar could have come out in 1958. not that i don't love it. i totally do.

x-post

"I know at least one person likes that Rust album."

no, i meant that at least YOU should like it. people, i think, are posting stuff that they dig on some level.

& I missed your comment about how you honestly like all these records so I take back my comment about 'quality', passion is good

the two Fahey records I listed are pretty psyche

741. The Magicians - Painting on Wood

Ok sorry to get so bitchy. I really was up all night and still haven't fully recovered.

But just to reiterate: I like every record (apart from Rust) I listed here (to varying extents, of course) and many I absolutely adore.

I know those Marcy records aren't psych proper. But they're definitely psych in effect what with all those extraordinarily disorienting sound effects whizzing around. I'm genuinely stunned they were created for children. And I do like them.

Sorry to steal your Moles, Jon.

So:

709. Rajput & The Sepoy - "Up, Up & Away"
742. The Moles: "We Are The Moles"

liar, liar could have come out in 1958.

I do have to respectfully disagree with this. It's all far too spacey for 1958, the falsetto chorus too demented. The entire track sounds like it just sucked in helium. To my ears, it betrays evidence of some sort of brain damage. Am I the only one hearing this? And I rememeber one critic saying that they looked astonishingly weird or something like that.

743. stone garden "oceans inside me" (especially the brassified 45 version)

their whole album's pretty good, actually, but it's 69-71 and i don't know which tracks are from when.

"oceans inside of me" even

744. awesome beatlespsych (don't think it was mentioned...find myself playing it a lot)

http://popsike.com/pix/20071223/130184988894.jpg

Grapefruit - AROUND (just in case that picture goes away someday)

745. been playing this a bunch too and it's got enough cool psych/pop moments to qualify for this thread (the dreamy/spacy stuff is almost always included with great guitars and vocal harmonies):

http://popsike.com/pix/20060907/150028464905.jpg

tin tin - s/t (1969)

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61LDSIfGpNL._SS500_.jpg

746. The Moon - Without Earth

http://www.amazon.com/Without-Earth-Moon/dp/B00006JXZ2/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1212624338&sr=8-2

a few really great tracks on this, definitely in the Dukes of Stratosphear club

747. dry ice - 1967-1969 (aka mary's meth dream among other titles)

pretty sweet pop-psych originals, some covers and some garagey stuff. i think one of them went on to be in angel. unreleased originally, acid archives compares it to july and that isn't too far off, but you know AMERICAN. "mary is alone" could've been the ending theme for an awesome drug scare film, "mary is alone and wants to live but all she sees is death/mary is alone and wants to live but all she sees is meth..."

also, i'm finally executing my plan to go through this list and at least hear some of the stuff i've not yet. or, you know, albums by bands i've only heard on comps like circus maximus. and the phluph, i can't remember if i heard them before.

Ad Gloriam - Le Orme

italian prog/psyche, David Holmes sampled the title track pretty heavily on '69 police'. Think there might be some kind of "SF sorrow" style story story but I don't understand the lyrics

749. the baroques - purple day
750. pugh's place - west one

3/4s there, guys!!!

751. Blew Mind - The Hard Times
752. Bermuda Jam - 'Good Trip Lollipop'

753. The Rolling Stones 'We love you'
754. Stu Mitchell 'Acid'

755. Dave Pike - Masterpieces (1969-72)

453. stu mitchell "acid"
754. Stu Mitchell 'Acid'

so i guess that would make this 755

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/518S5W06K1L._SL500_.jpg

755. sopwith camel s/t

756. Bonzo Dog Band - Gorilla
757. Bonzo Dog Band - The Doughnut in Granny's Greenhouse
758. Joe Harriot / John Mayer - Indo Jazz Fusions
759. Eden Ahbez - Eden's Island (the first psychedelic album?)
760. Delia Derbyshire & Barry Bermange - Within Dreams
761. Big Boy Pete - Homage to Catatonia (a great collection of 60s singles released in the 90s)
762. Big Boy Pete - World War IV
763. Lothar and the Hand People - Space Hymn
764. The New Age - All Around
765. Stark Reality - Now (may just have been 1970, but y'know)
766. The Mesmerizing Eye - Psychedelia: A Musical Light Show
767. The Four Seasons - The Genuine Imitation Life Gazette
768. St John Green - s/t
769. The Wallace Collection - "Daydream" (how has this not been mentioned yet?)
770. The Flowerpot Men - "Mythological Sunday"
771. Juicy Lucy - "Just One Time" (a classic reworked by Spacemen 3 for Mary Anne)

Hamilton Camp - "Lonely Place"

^^^ 772

that song is so great. dude was also a good character actor, was on WKRP like three or four times.

773. axe - axe music

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDQmyl9UWMM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2s5HqnP-dQ0

that's the same record i posted as 202, more or less. but the version i posted was allegedly messed with by the kissing spell dude and the original is SUPER WAY MORE AWESOMELY BETTER SOUNDING FOR REAL, BTW GOOD LUCK FINDING A COPY THEY WERE ALL BURIED IN A PEAT BOG WITH A THE CORPSE OF A 300 YEAR OLD WITCH.

ah okay i couldn't remember if anyone had posted it. i was just going out of my mind listening to that stuff on headphones last night.

jesus, you posted that five years ago. oh how time flies.

someday we, or possibly our children, or their children... will finish this thread.

can we give Man - 2 Ounces of Plastic a sympathy slot on this list, btw?

774. Human Being - Live at the Zodiak 1968

http://www.nepenthemusic.com/catalog/humanbeing.html

775. Dantalian's chariot - Madman running through the fields (from one of the nugets box sets)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fgin6rZpWB8

776. Banana Splits - I Enjoy Being A Boy (Sadly edited on the YouTube clip, but awesome Wrecking Crew Psychness nonetheless)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOB4tdabgoA

777. Sonny and Cher - I'm Gonna Love You ( I always thought of this as being Lounge-Psych if ever there was such a thing, Wrecking Crew again)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWqIZQpeNC8

Oh, them's should be in "", being tracks an' all.

778. The Troggs - "Purple Shades"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5KNk443Q90

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_PbPGC13SU

779. "Awake in a Dream" - Giant Jellybean Copout

Wish I knew more about this group

well, they're the critters. supposedly. if you didn't know that.

I don't really know the Critters, are they anything like the wacked-out beach boys sort of sound on 'awake in a dream'?

780. "Lady Orange Peel" - The Attack

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JTxdi5UD8I

781. "Doting King" - The Dream

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Iv3VueFvJ8

Nice! They've got a stompin' heavy track called "Rebellion" that's pretty great, too.

In fact, let's call that 782. "Rebellion" - The Dream

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFjclO3lHtw

783. Legay - "No One"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ferFLv8yfk0

The Aquarian Age: 10,000 Words in a Cardboard Box

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfY-_HhmW68

Ok those Classels are soooo not psych. Blame it on...damage. So:

729. Rochelle Rosenthal and the Kickball Queen: "Lottery"
730. The Sandals: "House of Painted Glass"
731. Jefferson Lee: "Pancake Trees"
732. The Mission: "Calmilly"
733. Oracle: "Don't Say No"
734. The Mission: "Gailing Made It"

And to keep it current:

785: Fenwyck: "I Cry"

786. Elmer Gantry’s Velvet Opera - s/t

relevant to this thread

http://www.lysergia.com/AA2ndEd_promosheet.jpg

nice, might have to get that.

my copy of the 1st edition gets read with remarkable frequency

the "special feature essays" sound awesome

hell yes. missed the first edition, then the dude took the website offline. which is LAME. but i gotta get that.

why did i think that the second edition came out years ago?

i have no idea?

okay, i was thinking of this. came out in 2005.

http://www.amazon.com/Fuzz-Acid-Flowers-Revisited-Comprehensive/dp/1899855149/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1279892569&sr=1-2

787. Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich - 'The Sun Goes Down'

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLsj8NaQ1EI

That's great! Wow. I only have one 45 by them and it's not very psych, but they have a really nice roaring bass sound.

i like how my first post on this thread is just a list of the records closest to me on a shelf. i'm so lazy. the hobbits!

we could have gotten to 1000, like, years ago. so i'm not the only lazy one.

too bad this is 1970 cuz i'd add it. i SWEAR i saw this years ago somewhere and didn't buy it cuz i probably figured it was bloodsweat&tears rock or something. and there are horns, but, man, the good stuff on here is very very good.

http://www.popsike.com/pix/20090402/150336463835.jpg

i never started a 70's and beyond thread. should i? i think maybe i should. after all this time.

That Dave etc b-side was one of the first 20 singles I owned, and yes it's wonderful...

i never started a 70's and beyond thread. should i? i think maybe i should. after all this time.

You should. Is that Osmosis the band that did "Of War and Peace?" I have that on a comp and it is great.

yeah that's the one!

i'll start a thread tomorrow.

don't do it

really? why not?

Ha. Just kidding. Looking forward to it

scott - please do! I'm a long time lurker - but I gotta speak up and say I've been turned on to MANY incredible albums by your posts. Keep on sharing - and thanks brutha!

this is one of my favorite records. i was shopping in bk academy and Ian put it on and immediately i had to have it. unfortunately the title track isn't on youtube. maybe i'll rectify that later. spaced out, soulful, spiritual free jazz w/ really emotional spoken word/singing on top.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GitjZj3L2D0

788. Jeff St. John & The ID: "Eastern Dreams"

Oh wait I guess that's 789. That Duke Edwards cut is really something else! Dying to hear more now.

OMG! How could I have forgotten this one???

790. The Inmates: "More Than I Have"

Pebbles Vol. 22 is bringing back such amazing memories:

791. The Regiment: "My Soap Won't Float"

My gawd this song is as epic as anything on the original Nuggets.

792. Eddie Harris "Silver Cycles" (the song, not the album)

someone tell me about Linda Perhacs. i guess her record was 1970, so it doesn't count, BUT... I have it on very good authority that it's amazing. do ya'll concur?

I take it this must have been answered at the time. it's awesome, almost literally. Breatakingly beautiful in places. Crystalline. Her voice plus electronics plus a small combo.
The Hidden Places story was quite phenomenal. Original HP release was a needle drop which was replaced by a version from the masters when Perhacs was discovered still working as a dental nurse.
It's since been released on Sunbeam so is more readily available.
It has been compared to the lp by the Hawaiian commune band These trails who Hidden Places also reissued but I think the cd is long OOP.

these trails is a godlike LP - though its reissue was done by the band themselves. and yeah well OOP. it was also a needledrop so the masters are probably long gone

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VO3Fmu0gNbU

793. Chris Britton - 'Sit Down Beside Me'

Crystal Siphon!
Found this link on Ilxor Tyler's blog, doomandgloomfromthetomb.tumblr.com. Comparisons to early Quicksilver are apt, but also increasingly like ancestors of early/live Television (also on Tyler's blog), if you've ever heard an early live version of the Dead's "Cream Puff War," you'll know how this kind of connection could be so very 60s and CBGBS-relevant too (without sounding like the VU or Stooges). "Fuzzy and Jose" starts good, gets bogged down, but otherwise groovy, esp in the second half
http://soundcloud.com/roaratoriorecs

And speaking of early live "Cream Puff War," try this from a good live '66 Dead set--he's got one GD show from each year between 1966 and 1995, all well-chosen that I've heard so far, ditto many other artists, though most not psych
http://www.ousterhout.net/music-menu.html

35.Nirvana-All Of Us

this is my favourite album of the 1960's and one of my favourites of all time btw!

Any recent discoveries? Ideally I would download and listen to everything in this thread but i am feeling lazy right now. Are there any "Odyssey & Oracle"-style lost psych masterpieces that have been rediscovered in the past year or so?

Look up Los Mac's - Kaleidoscope Men

i never started a 70's and beyond thread. should i? i think maybe i should. after all this time.

― scott seward, Friday, January 21, 2011 2:10 PM (2 years ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

did this ever happen?

262. Clark-Hutchinson - A=MH2
Just been listening to this again for the first time in a while, a record made by two fellers from (I think) the same UFO scene as Pink Floyd, Arthur Brown, John's Children etc. (Mick Hutchinson was Sam Gopal's guitar player for a while). Five long bent-as-fuck ethno-instrumentals, with Hutchinson's guitar trying to cut through the exact same radiant fog that cloaked the likes of Pharoah Sanders' Tauhid and the Sun City Girls' 'Space Prophet Dogon'.

― NickB (NickB), Sunday, February 15, 2004 12:30 AM (9 years ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

I read an article somewhere recently taht said the original Sam Gopal Dream used to sound like this record or in as much as the band was Sam Gopal plus Clark & Hutchinson exploring modal improvisation with Gopal playing Tablas. But that band fell apart and Gopal recruited the line-up that recorded Escalator while Clark & Hutchinson went on with the modal improvisation. So been meaning to pick up the physical cd which I think has been available for a while on both Esoteric and Angel Air

I don't remember seeing the 1st SRC lp on that list and I think the sound on that is very psychedelic for a detroit record. Hopefully be corrected on this by showing me a ton of others that psych more than dunt.

Also missing HP Lovecraft May 11 1968
Spike Drivers Folk-Rocking Psychedelic Innovation From the Motor City in the Mid 60's
The New Age All Around do get pretty trippy in those jams despite being an acoustic 3-piece
Action Rolled Gold
Frumious Bandersnatch A Young Man's Song - hopefully just missed seeing this
Conqueroo From The Vulcan Gas co - really need reissuing or a new compi being done was surprised nobody cashed in on the Sign of The 3 Eyed Men 13FE box set with anything.

i just sold my 2002 rev-ola CD reissue of the bobby jameson / chris lucey album "songs of protest and anti-protest"

since i couldn't find steve stanley's liner notes anywhere on the internet, i decided to take photos for myself as a reference, and am sharing them here for anybody who might be interested:

https://i.imgur.com/O1yDBy3.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/12b4IeR.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/loM4cml.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/rwJUQ1c.jpg

Hadn't heard of him---but speaking of Chris Lucey, I believe (don't have my copy at hand) he appears on Michele's Saturn Rings, along with Lowell George, Elliot Ingber, a bunch of other West Is Thee Besters---Michele O'Malley was a session singer, also fortified The Ballroom, one of Curt Boettcher;s bands, I thihk; anyway, he produced this, and their hothouse professionalism guides some fetching, some wandering tunes and imagery---also the late 60s dream: she's taking a break from the gathering, reclining in her canyon garden, as the stars start to look different, aieee,,,
It's usally on the 'Tube, yeah here 'tis:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuj1UT6Ic2A

_the freak scene: psychedelic psoul. this was a studio-manufactured hippie cash in record done with session players doing ludicrous songs like "a million grains of sand." it's pretty cool._more importantly, it's another project by rusty evans/marcus uzilevsky and other dudes from the deep. and i dunno why everyone's always rushing to pin everything he did as a "cash-in."

Sorry, 2015

Such a weird career.

really weird. have been listening to his 1970 "marcus" record — sounds like he's going for a tim hardin thing here but i'm not sure.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7pZZsKKQg8

He started out in rockabilly, walked around the Brill Building and 1650 Broadway plying his wares, then became a Bleecker Street folkie, then went psychedelic, then became a visual artist, then ended up dating the widow of John Stewart of The Kingston Trio somewhere around the time he became a Johnny Cash tribute act.