underappreciated psych masterpieces
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You guys have any info on these "masterpieces"? They both look cool and all but I can barely even read the titles on both of em.
I've been liking that Morgen lp lately. And also that St John's Green lp. My favorite shit though is Hapshash and the Coloured Coat featuring the human host and the heavy metal kids.
oh, sorry. the album was Alrune Rod - Hej Du. there is an excellect review of it here.
"Did you ever wish that the four piece Soft Machine of the ???Love Make Sweet Music??? 45 had made an entire LP of that exquisite psychedelic soul, rather than just padding out the sublime ???Why Are We Sleeping???? with 30-minutes of so-jazz/so-what freeform drywank-o-thon? Or wished that organ-grinding behemoths such as Mountain and Vanilla Sludge had ??? rather than indulging in some typically undignified and seemingly endless 12-minute ???Heavy Rigby??? en suite cover version du jour ??? had instead dared to knee popular music in the nuts by slinging out such semi-coagulated spittoon fodder as the ultra-monolithic Iron Butterfly???s 17-minute ???In A Gadda Da Vidda???? Yeah, me too. "
you can also listen to the whole album there.
here's another favorite of mine:
The Idle Race - Birthday Party
Sure. Here's some more psych goodness:
http://www-personal.umich.edu/~aaronda/wax/Sun%20is%20Tangging.mp3
haha, thats weird, i was just looking at show and tell music like 2 minutes ago
i really need this lp. whos got it? whats the scoop? MEGA RAER?
You talkin' bout the Grudzien?
I don't know if I'd call the whole album a psych masterpiece, but the song Girl in Your Eye is whats really really good. Spirit is underappreciated though, maybe because their albums are so common.
"PSYCH-HOMO-GOSPEL-COUNTRY"
This dude played everything and produced this joint. This is his own label and I think there are only about 5 records on it. I've heard of religious country music but I don't think being ghey and and making your records psych flew over too well on the country scene. He probablly couldn't get a label to sign him. Dude had to of sampled some classical records for this. The songs range from 65-74 I think. Dope find if you get it cheap...no need to hunt for it though.
T.I.M.E. (Trust In Men Everywhere) had two albums in all. The one thing I have by them is a single which paired "Trippin' Into Sunshine" with "What Would Life Be Without It" (I forget what the exact A-side is). Really good, but kinda commercial-sounding for a psych band. Richard Tepp (from mid-sixties garage rockers Richard & the Young Lions) was a member.i think this is a cool album that hardly ever gets mentioned in Psych circles, i think its pretty rad though, although not a masterpiece
I believe that IS a fairly APPRECIATED psych record, probably one of the more well known Canadian garage LPs....
