I believe the verdict is out on which came out first being that no definitive release date has ever been confirmed. I've always understood that 13th Floor Elevators had them beat by a few weeks. Regardless, they both were a bit before Blues Magoos.
@@vinylrichie007 Perhaps, but Tommy Hall was using the word in relation to their music well before the album came out, which was delayed anyway due to label issues.
Very cool psych albums 🔥I watched this years ago but didn’t have a RUclips account to comment. Not sure if you even see comments on old videos. Oh well Gave a thumbs up since that’s the only option now 😂 Take care ☮️
Electric Prunes Stockholm '67 is a fantastic live psych album. I have a copy of the CD but have never seen the LP. Cool! All of the LP's shown here are absolute must haves for psych collectors. Thanks for sharing.
A nice surprise on this hump day evening. Good to see you VR. I got to check back and see if I watched part one of this because it is not ringing a bell. Could I have missed it? Be back in a few~ Rob/Boston
The U.S.A. 68 Mr. Fantasy (traffic) Thoughs of Emerlist Davjack Peak impresions (freeborne) Music in a doll's house The savage resurrection Trip thru hell (C.A. quintet) Instrospection (faine jade) S.f. sorrow (pretty things) Mighty baby Pussy plays An asylum for the musically insane (tea & symphony)
Man I have a long way to go on the psych front. Seen all these albums shown many times in the VC, most probably by you, still the only ones I have are Jefferson Airplane and Blues Magoos and then Twink is a more recent discovery. The Churchills seem to be everywhere these days, even my local shop has that big set that came out for RSD. Cheers Rich!
Was very excited to see The Human Bronx Evolution album. In my opinion, that’s the best album you showed in this video. Was composed so well, love the guitar echos/distortions and lyrics on the album. 1968, gosh would have loved to be in high school at that time, back when rock had interesting sounds.
Great psych records. You rank right up there with the best in the VC. I loved it. Good job Ritchie. I really want the lollipop shoppe. You have all my favorites.
Great video Vinyl Rich, lots of great albums. I will check out that St. John Green that album really interest me and I don’t have that one. The Churchill’s I can’t find anywhere in Canada that is an album I really need to get. Lots of fun and laughs as usual, Cheers Sean
Great collection. Surrealistic pillow didn’t have white rabbit on the original, I know all re-releases do, and the original should have. But anyway, great album. ;-)
Hey Vinyl Richie - Electric Prunes feedback? Some of us happen to enjoy a good dose of feedback. I think Good Morning or Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite are trippiest on Sgt Pepper. Thanks for the list - I'm going to re-watch and update my wantlist.
I was about to mention Being For the Benefit of Mr Kite when I finally said, "I don't need to say anything about this album." Mr Kite was always one of my favorites on the album.
I am indeed going through a breakup. Told very few people, but of course it spread like wildfire. I set most of my videos to private for now, but I'm not gone. Just taking a break and no, my temporary absence is not from the VCLT you sent! I love the song "Mind Flowers" from Ultimate Spinach.
Howdy, King Dick. I have never seen that Prunes live. Baxter's is a very shroomy album. Just listened to Strange Days last week; it was my favorite Doors album for a stretch. A lot of goodies in this one, man.
"Psychedelic Microdots 3: My Rainbow Life" is a totally killer 60s psych comp. Its version of "My Rainbow Life" by the Third Bardo is superior to what's on that Freak Scene album you showed.
Man, thank you for subbing! I subbed you too because I actually have been watching you for awhile and forgot to. Your collection is INSANE! Anyway, thanks again man. Cheers from Canada!
Thank god you showed St Johns Green, I showed it on my last video as a tribute to your channel. Good to hear your take on this. I have not thought of the Doors as a psych band I have them on CD but not vinyl, I will have to revisit that. I always get things blurred between the line of garage rock and psych rock with a lot of these bands. I have that Chocolate Watchband album but it just did not excite me when I first heard it. I’ll pull that one back out and see if time has changed my mind. Great stuff and congrats on hitting your thumbs down goal. Steve
What about Tommy by The Who, Dream On by Aerosmith, Ogden's Nut Gone Flake by Small Faces, Machine Head by Deep Purple, Time Has Come Today by The Chamber's Brothers, Inagoddadavita by Iron Butterfly?
Some of those I don’t consider Psych. Ogden’s Nut Flake is an album that I don’t own at this time but if I did I would have included it. Time Has Come Today is a great song but most of the album is not as good.
Aerosmith is not only not 60's (this is a list of 60's recordings), but they were NOT psych. Machine Head isn't, either. Always though DP were really overrated.
I'm gonna download Evolutions right now - thanks for the recommendation. I also agree with your assessment of Cream - sometimes they go into wank territory.
Hi Richie, just stumbled upon your video here. Really enjoyed your comments. Great collection. I have some of these on original vinyl and some on CD burns. I agree that the guy in Ultimate Spinach is annoying. I got tired of hearing about his "troubled mind".... Seems he really was troubled. I'd say Wheels of Fire edges out Disraeli Gears (but it is a very close call...) The Airplane's Surrealistic Pillow is in my Top-5 list of psych albums. Question (my ignorance) - what is "VC"? Hey,' I'll be looking at your other video posts. And I just subscribed to your channel. Thanks!
Hello vinyl Richie. I do like your videos very much. The band is ART their album is Super Natural Fairy Tale. The band is pre SpookyTooth. The album is on the pink island label.
I'm missing a couple of those like the Beat of the Earth and Evolution........... Also the live Prunes is great......... I saw them live here in Athens a few years back.......... Fantastic........ Fantastic acid fuelled records....... All the best...........Ohh the best psych collection you said.......... I have to check it out.......
I met John Densmore from The Doors on his book tour back in the early 90’s. He said The Doors movie was 90 percent fiction. He said if there were naked women on stage in Florida he wish he was there. Lol
Hello, I'm your fan guy !! I really appreciate your collection records ! I think it's amazing !! Just wanted to know what country and city you live in ? Vancouver? londres? Edimburgh? Washington ? New York? Until the next víceo !!
Some cool records. I might take the plunge with that album with the huge eye on the sleeve. It's in my local record shop and I've looked at it a few times but it's a bit pricey at £45 and I believe it's the 2nd pressing. The guy normally does me good deals so might haggle with him the next time I go in. You mentioned some albums by huge bands in the Doors, Floyd and Beatles. I don't know if you have it, but I've had added the Bee Gee's 1st album. A lot of people are reluctant to listen to it because it's them, but it's an incredible album. Also very modestly priced too. Again, because it's the Bee Gees.
The Psychedelic Psoul album by Freak Scene is on RUclips. Check it out before buying it. The second song is supposed to be statements from various people on the streets of NY. Some is objectionable. I’m familiar with The Bee Gees singles from the 60’s but have never listened to a complete album.
Gimme that bubblegum album Dick! There's that damn St. John Green, Round 5. I prefer Nirvana's follow up, but both are whimsical, floaty baroque pop. Really nice. Lots of nice showings, lots I don't have yet. 40 year old dudes from The Racket Squad need more love. I'll keep saying it, but after everything I've crossed in my psych path nothing surpasses Churchill's or Fifty Foot Hose. Super original jams & wild for their time.
Great selection!!! However, one that comes to mind is The Twain Shall Meet, by Eric Burdon and The Animals. A great psyche album imo. Hardly mentioned, by the way. Cheers, Nelio.
A killer set if mind altering, 3rd eye expanding, acid dripping psych. I was taking notes all the way through. So, where do I have to stick my thumb if I liked this? I got confused from all the acid. Happy tripping!!!!
Well bye Felicia! Instant ending! What happened to go Dodgers? Great video. Awesome channel! I’m trying to think what is going to be the topic to show that St. John’s green album on next video or does it end at 5?
Great video, BUT no psychedelic collection is complete without LOVE'S third album FOREVER CHANGES 1967...but I thank you for turning me on to other cool albums.💜☮🎶🎶🌞🌈
@@vinylrichie007 if you at least have the CD you are Golden. Love the videos.... BTW...the Field Hippies and the United States of America are both Joseph Byrd I believe, 1968&1969 respectively. I need to get that reissue, I love that album. Elephant At the Door,etc...
The Freak Scene and The Deep is the same band. I'm almost positive the membership was 100% the same. Don't hold me too accountable just because I have the album cover as a profile pic lol. I could be wrong, but it was for sure at least most of the same members.
The Freak Scene and The Deep were both the brain child of Rusty Evans with the help of studio musicians. I was thinking that Mark Barkan was not involved with both but apparently he was.
Love The Third Bardo, which Rusty worked with (or at least that is the story). "Five Years Ahead of My Time" and "My Rainbow Life" are trippy classics. Once again, thanks for your work on this material.
Felix Papawhatever also produced and even played with Creation, the later version of the Japanese band Blues Creation. Really kicking myself for not buying Psychedelic Psoul when I last saw it... But I think it's easy enough to get on Discogs. I picked up a sealed Kaleidoscope instead. Great list there... I need to find me some more of those. Psych is hard to find here, but back to the US next month.
With only one thumbs down, I feel guilty giving you another so I'll default to a thumbs up. Someday, I'll investigate the Ultimate Spinich. I've passed up on them a couple of times because of other finds and not enough cash. The Jefferson Airplane album had to be there ;)
I love Garage .Psych It was what i discovered after my first love UK punk died in 79 What i would say about this genre there are far more great singles then albums Most bands didn't do any albums and the well known bands like the Standells Chocolate watch band etc Did some great songs but no consistently great albums Here are my fav psych /Garage albums not all are necessary from the 60's and a couple debatable depending on your interpretation I don’t really like Adding popular artists as psych is a creative sub genre not bread head music But I have to add Pink Floyd’s first album Piper at the gates of Dawn which is a psych master piece Their seconds not bad either July is an excellent album the rest In no particular order Non 60’s where stated C.A Quntett “Trip thru hell” 69 US Group 1850” Agmos trip to mother earth” Dutch The Electric Prunes “Underground”US Freeborne “Peak impressions US The Collectors The Collectors The Collectors “ Grass and wild strawberries “Canada My indole Ring “My indole Ring “ Canada The Shamen “ Drop “ UK 1986 The Dukes of Stratosphere “ 25 o clock Uk 86? This is XTC under a different name Terry Brookes and the Strange “Translucent world “ US 1973 Gila “ Bury my head at wounded knee “ German 1972 The Music Machine Turn on US The Bonniwell Music Machine US Caravan “ Land of grey and pink “ Uk We the People “ To much Noise “ 60’s band new Lp of demo’s and singles It might be more interesting doing singles as there are so many
Psych/Garage singles can be expensive and I don’t want to go down that rabbit hole. I’m happy with the many compilations that are out there. I picked up a reissue of CA Quintet a few months ago. It is great.
@@vinylrichie007 I know there are so many great singles i would love to have but rarely come up for sale and are too expensive when they do But i managed to bag a few in the early days of Ebay at a reasonable price .I could have bought the original CA Quintett back in 2005 for £30 but slept in and missed it I have the reissue but there was a set of Psych boots i bought it originally on psycho label back in the 80's They also did some great compls called Endless Journey " It was rumoured that the Collectors finished the final Chocolate watch band album because they weren't in a fit state at the time
The thumbs down thing is funny. I've been doing videos for years and never gotten one, then for the last few months most all of my videos have at least one. Love the Cream. Just bought an upgrade copy. I feel that same way and find myself listening the the best of most of the time.
I love that Freak Scene lp. I would have never bothered with until Randy spun several times. Spendy lil bugger too. I couldn’t get into the Ultimate spinach buts that’s just me it’s good tho. I’ve never heard that Churchill’s yet kinda weird . 50 ft is cool stuff . Doors are in a a category of their own ! But psych they were.
People always argue about which is best, the UK Kaleidoscope, or the US Kaleidoscope. I like both, but what are the Mexican Kaleidoscope like? I've never heard them.
All three Kaleidoscopes are great. I actually showed the Mexican one in my first 60's Psych video. I don't have the UK Kaleidoscope. It is not too common in LA.
Finally part 2!!!! Cool stuff there. I believe After Bathing at Baxter's is as far as JA went out on that psych limb. Looks like there's some stuff I need to grab. 😁
Highly recommend all of there albums I'm listening to micotonal banana and polygondwana land at the moment all brilliant. Earth tongue also rock the house Ritchie.
Nobody ever shows Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush's records from 75-74 Strange Dreams and Child of novelty. Way better than some of this obscure stuff . Spinach belongs on my dinner table with hot bacon dressing on it. Not on my turn table. ha ha. spin some Mahogany Rush!
That doors album is just a fold down of the stereo mix. The first album has a real mono mix. The Mothers of Invention records are better than those records he likes.
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That use of the word on a record title was also on “The psychedelic sounds of the 13th Floor Elevators” that came out in 1966.
As far as I know The Psychedelic Sounds Of The 13th Floor Elevators was the 2nd album with the use of the word Psychedelic.
I believe the verdict is out on which came out first being that no definitive release date has ever been confirmed. I've always understood that 13th Floor Elevators had them beat by a few weeks. Regardless, they both were a bit before Blues Magoos.
@@vinylrichie007 Perhaps, but Tommy Hall was using the word in relation to their music well before the album came out, which was delayed anyway due to label issues.
Very cool psych albums 🔥I watched this years ago but didn’t have a RUclips account to comment. Not sure if you even see comments on old videos. Oh well
Gave a thumbs up since that’s the only option now 😂
Take care ☮️
Thanks for watching again. Yes, I see most of the comments but some do get by me.
Wow that's awesome I love st John green 🍏 album and all the rest of the albums 🙏🙏☮️
@@martinmarron3798 Thanks for watching.
Hey rich. Great stuff. Love the St. John album. That’s on my want list.
I like the St John Green but some of the others are better. Try and find the reissue of Churchill's.
Thank you bro I straight jones for psych. Much love and many blessings to ya!
Electric Prunes Stockholm '67 is a fantastic live psych album. I have a copy of the CD but have never seen the LP. Cool! All of the LP's shown here are absolute must haves for psych collectors. Thanks for sharing.
I was blown away by the Electric Prunes live album.
This is an outstanding group of psych albums; albums in general, really. I have most all of them and highly recommend them all.
A nice surprise on this hump day evening. Good to see you VR. I got to check back and see if I watched part one of this because it is not ringing a bell. Could I have missed it? Be back in a few~
Rob/Boston
Thanks for watching.
The U.S.A. 68
Mr. Fantasy (traffic)
Thoughs of Emerlist Davjack
Peak impresions (freeborne)
Music in a doll's house
The savage resurrection
Trip thru hell (C.A. quintet)
Instrospection (faine jade)
S.f. sorrow (pretty things)
Mighty baby
Pussy plays
An asylum for the musically insane (tea & symphony)
Great picks Richie. I have that Human Expression on my wantlist. It’s awesome!
I just gave it a listen last night.
Man I have a long way to go on the psych front. Seen all these albums shown many times in the VC, most probably by you, still the only ones I have are Jefferson Airplane and Blues Magoos and then Twink is a more recent discovery. The Churchills seem to be everywhere these days, even my local shop has that big set that came out for RSD. Cheers Rich!
We have to pick our poison. My Reggae collection is lacking.
Was very excited to see The Human Bronx Evolution album. In my opinion, that’s the best album you showed in this video. Was composed so well, love the guitar echos/distortions and lyrics on the album. 1968, gosh would have loved to be in high school at that time, back when rock had interesting sounds.
I think the best of the bunch may be The Churchill's. If you don't have it track down a reissue before they are impossible to get.
Great psych records. You rank right up there with the best in the VC. I loved it. Good job Ritchie. I really want the lollipop shoppe. You have all my favorites.
Thanks for watching and the nice words.
Great video Vinyl Rich, lots of great albums. I will check out that St. John Green that album really interest me and I don’t have that one. The Churchill’s I can’t find anywhere in Canada that is an album I really need to get. Lots of fun and laughs as usual, Cheers Sean
I will say that Churchills is better than St John Green.
The good stuff. Love seeing that St John John again LOL! Thumbs up!
I'm sure St John Green will make it into my next video.
Great collection. Surrealistic pillow didn’t have white rabbit on the original, I know all re-releases do, and the original should have. But anyway, great album. ;-)
H. P. Lovecraft's second album was called, "II", as in, two.
Art changed their name to Spooky Tooth after their 1st album.
The first Spooky Tooth album is very good. I would like to get a nice copy of Spooky Tooth Two.
@@vinylrichie007 There's a possibility Jerry has one. Probably won't be more than $5.00.
Hey Vinyl Richie - Electric Prunes feedback? Some of us happen to enjoy a good dose of feedback. I think Good Morning or Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite are trippiest on Sgt Pepper. Thanks for the list - I'm going to re-watch and update my wantlist.
I was about to mention Being For the Benefit of Mr Kite when I finally said, "I don't need to say anything about this album." Mr Kite was always one of my favorites on the album.
You need to get into some Hawkwind
I am indeed going through a breakup. Told very few people, but of course it spread like wildfire. I set most of my videos to private for now, but I'm not gone. Just taking a break and no, my temporary absence is not from the VCLT you sent! I love the song "Mind Flowers" from Ultimate Spinach.
You don’t know how happy I am to hear from you. I send my love and best wishes.
Stay strong.
I shouldn’t make light of a break up. It can be very hard.
Good luck Hanna. It's good to hear that you are still around, but take the time. We will be here.
Hi Richie,
thanks for showing Your Psych LPs, Your Comments are FANTASTIC :-)
Best regards
Marko
I put a few albums aside last week to include in this video and forgot to show them. So I will make a part 3. Hopefully it won't be 2 years from now.
Howdy, King Dick. I have never seen that Prunes live. Baxter's is a very shroomy album. Just listened to Strange Days last week; it was my favorite Doors album for a stretch. A lot of goodies in this one, man.
Strange Days was always one of my least favorite Doors albums. I now love it. The Electric Prunes live set is worth seeking out.
"Psychedelic Microdots 3: My Rainbow Life" is a totally killer 60s psych comp. Its version of "My Rainbow Life" by the Third Bardo is superior to what's on that Freak Scene album you showed.
Great video. Excellent titles and nice recommendations.
Thanks for watching
Got to see HP Lovecraft open for The Airplane at Fillmore East in ‘68. A true Psychedelic experience ! Great video, always interesting stuff.
What a great Psych show. Thanks for watching.
Man, thank you for subbing! I subbed you too because I actually have been watching you for awhile and forgot to. Your collection is INSANE! Anyway, thanks again man. Cheers from Canada!
Thanks for watching
Thank god you showed St Johns Green, I showed it on my last video as a tribute to your channel. Good to hear your take on this. I have not thought of the Doors as a psych band I have them on CD but not vinyl, I will have to revisit that. I always get things blurred between the line of garage rock and psych rock with a lot of these bands. I have that Chocolate Watchband album but it just did not excite me when I first heard it. I’ll pull that one back out and see if time has changed my mind. Great stuff and congrats on hitting your thumbs down goal. Steve
It was the Hogs Ear Report that clarified what the Doors are. The Doors have the drug years and the alcohol years.
What about Tommy by The Who, Dream On by Aerosmith, Ogden's Nut Gone Flake by Small Faces, Machine Head by Deep Purple, Time Has Come Today by The Chamber's Brothers, Inagoddadavita by Iron Butterfly?
Some of those I don’t consider Psych. Ogden’s Nut Flake is an album that I don’t own at this time but if I did I would have included it. Time Has Come Today is a great song but most of the album is not as good.
Aerosmith is not only not 60's (this is a list of 60's recordings), but they were NOT psych. Machine Head isn't, either. Always though DP were really overrated.
I'm gonna download Evolutions right now - thanks for the recommendation. I also agree with your assessment of Cream - sometimes they go into wank territory.
I hope you like Evolutions.
Hi Richie, just stumbled upon your video here. Really enjoyed your comments. Great collection. I have some of these on original vinyl and some on CD burns. I agree that the guy in Ultimate Spinach is annoying. I got tired of hearing about his "troubled mind".... Seems he really was troubled. I'd say Wheels of Fire edges out Disraeli Gears (but it is a very close call...) The Airplane's Surrealistic Pillow is in my Top-5 list of psych albums. Question (my ignorance) - what is "VC"? Hey,' I'll be looking at your other video posts. And I just subscribed to your channel. Thanks!
I’m glad you stumbled upon my little channel. VC means vinyl community.
A good channel to subscribe to if you like 60’s and 70’s music-
The Hogs Ear Report
Hey, thanks for the tip.
Good selection of records. I have about 80% of them. I was not aware of the Electric Prunes 67. I ordered it while watching your video.
I don't think you will disappointed.
Great stuff as always!
Thanks for watching.
Hello vinyl Richie. I do like your videos very much. The band is ART their album is Super Natural Fairy Tale. The band is pre SpookyTooth. The album is on the pink island label.
I'm missing a couple of those like the Beat of the Earth and Evolution........... Also the live Prunes is great......... I saw them live here in Athens a few years back.......... Fantastic........ Fantastic acid fuelled records....... All the best...........Ohh the best psych collection you said.......... I have to check it out.......
I’m so glad they taped the Electric Prunes’ performance. So much better than the studio albums.
Always nice to visit the Land of King Dick. Sometimes I can get down with some wanker psyche. That St. John Green album looks cool.
King Dick thanks you for watching.
I met John Densmore from The Doors on his book tour back in the early 90’s. He said The Doors movie was 90 percent fiction. He said if there were naked women on stage in Florida he wish he was there. Lol
I never watched the Doors movie. Those movies are usually BS.
Hello, I'm your fan guy !! I really appreciate your collection records ! I think it's amazing !! Just wanted to know what country and city you live in ? Vancouver? londres? Edimburgh? Washington ? New York? Until the next víceo !!
I live in California in greater LA.
Some cool records. I might take the plunge with that album with the huge eye on the sleeve. It's in my local record shop and I've looked at it a few times but it's a bit pricey at £45 and I believe it's the 2nd pressing. The guy normally does me good deals so might haggle with him the next time I go in.
You mentioned some albums by huge bands in the Doors, Floyd and Beatles. I don't know if you have it, but I've had added the Bee Gee's 1st album. A lot of people are reluctant to listen to it because it's them, but it's an incredible album. Also very modestly priced too. Again, because it's the Bee Gees.
The Psychedelic Psoul album by Freak Scene is on RUclips. Check it out before buying it. The second song is supposed to be statements from various people on the streets of NY. Some is objectionable. I’m familiar with The Bee Gees singles from the 60’s but have never listened to a complete album.
When you go to far with psychadelic it transforms into whackasmackic
Gimme that bubblegum album Dick! There's that damn St. John Green, Round 5. I prefer Nirvana's follow up, but both are whimsical, floaty baroque pop. Really nice. Lots of nice showings, lots I don't have yet. 40 year old dudes from The Racket Squad need more love.
I'll keep saying it, but after everything I've crossed in my psych path nothing surpasses Churchill's or Fifty Foot Hose. Super original jams & wild for their time.
11.44. Ha ha ha ha I just split a spleen laugh. Feckin hilarious. U have got me into psych u nasty fecker ha ha ha ha.
Great selection!!! However, one that comes to mind is The Twain Shall Meet, by Eric Burdon and The Animals. A great psyche album imo. Hardly mentioned, by the way. Cheers, Nelio.
I really like Eric Burden and the Animals. I think his albums after he moved to SF are great Psych albums.
I agree with your Electric Prunes breakdown.
That Electric Prunes live album is a great acid fueled album.
Thumbs up for this one
Love the beat of the earth album.
I love Beat Of The Earth. I want to get the first Amon Duul album.
A killer set if mind altering, 3rd eye expanding, acid dripping psych. I was taking notes all the way through. So, where do I have to stick my thumb if I liked this? I got confused from all the acid. Happy tripping!!!!
Thanks for watching and a thumbs up is cool.
Well bye Felicia! Instant ending! What happened to go Dodgers? Great video. Awesome channel! I’m trying to think what is going to be the topic to show that St. John’s green album on next video or does it end at 5?
It will not end at 5. I’m thinking 7.
Great video, BUT no psychedelic collection is complete without LOVE'S third album FOREVER CHANGES 1967...but I thank you for turning me on to other cool albums.💜☮🎶🎶🌞🌈
I have a lot of holes in my Psych collection. I do have Forever Changes on CD. I’ll most likely get the reissue.
@@vinylrichie007 if you at least have the CD you are Golden. Love the videos.... BTW...the Field Hippies and the United States of America are both Joseph Byrd I believe, 1968&1969 respectively. I need to get that reissue, I love that album. Elephant At the Door,etc...
The Freak Scene and The Deep is the same band. I'm almost positive the membership was 100% the same. Don't hold me too accountable just because I have the album cover as a profile pic lol. I could be wrong, but it was for sure at least most of the same members.
The Freak Scene and The Deep were both the brain child of Rusty Evans with the help of studio musicians. I was thinking that Mark Barkan was not involved with both but apparently he was.
Love The Third Bardo, which Rusty worked with (or at least that is the story). "Five Years Ahead of My Time" and "My Rainbow Life" are trippy classics.
Once again, thanks for your work on this material.
Felix Papawhatever also produced and even played with Creation, the later version of the Japanese band Blues Creation.
Really kicking myself for not buying Psychedelic Psoul when I last saw it... But I think it's easy enough to get on Discogs. I picked up a sealed Kaleidoscope instead.
Great list there... I need to find me some more of those. Psych is hard to find here, but back to the US next month.
I need to get some UK Kaleidoscope. I did not know Felix played with Creation.
@@vinylrichie007 the Creation Felix produced were Japanese, not the UK Creation with Eddie Phillips (later Ron Wood for a couple singles).
american eagle tragedy... clear light... ars nova
I don’t have Ars Nova but I do have the other two. It is time to do a part three.
ars nova on elektra. all classically trained members.
@@brianwolle2509 Being classically trained can be a benefit but also a burden.
Dude! Watching now. :)
Thanks for watching.
Surrealistic pillow is one of fav one
Mine too. I just picked up the MoFi edition.
Great Video Richie, have you or anyone you know ever stumbled on the “St John Green” LP? I never see that on in the VC. Thanks
Thanks for watching
With only one thumbs down, I feel guilty giving you another so I'll default to a thumbs up. Someday, I'll investigate the Ultimate Spinich. I've passed up on them a couple of times because of other finds and not enough cash. The Jefferson Airplane album had to be there ;)
Thanks for the thumbs up. Ultimate Spinach are good despite the male vocalist taking himself a bit too serious.
I love Garage .Psych It was what i discovered after my first love UK punk died in 79 What i would say about this genre there are far more great singles then albums Most bands didn't do any albums and the well known bands like the Standells Chocolate watch band etc Did some great songs but no consistently great albums Here are my fav psych /Garage albums not all are necessary from the 60's and a couple debatable depending on your interpretation
I don’t really like Adding popular artists as psych is a creative sub genre not bread head music
But I have to add Pink Floyd’s first album Piper at the gates of Dawn which is a psych master piece
Their seconds not bad either
July is an excellent album the rest In no particular order
Non 60’s where stated
C.A Quntett “Trip thru hell” 69 US
Group 1850” Agmos trip to mother earth” Dutch
The Electric Prunes “Underground”US
Freeborne “Peak impressions US
The Collectors The Collectors
The Collectors “ Grass and wild strawberries “Canada
My indole Ring “My indole Ring “ Canada
The Shamen “ Drop “ UK 1986
The Dukes of Stratosphere “ 25 o clock Uk 86? This is XTC under a different name
Terry Brookes and the Strange “Translucent world “ US 1973
Gila “ Bury my head at wounded knee “ German 1972
The Music Machine Turn on US
The Bonniwell Music Machine US
Caravan “ Land of grey and pink “ Uk
We the People “ To much Noise “ 60’s band new Lp of demo’s and singles
It might be more interesting doing singles as there are so many
Psych/Garage singles can be expensive and I don’t want to go down that rabbit hole. I’m happy with the many compilations that are out there. I picked up a reissue of CA Quintet a few months ago. It is great.
@@vinylrichie007 I know there are so many great singles i would love to have but rarely come up for sale and are too expensive when they do But i managed to bag a few in the early days of Ebay at a reasonable price .I could have bought the original CA Quintett back in 2005 for £30 but slept in and missed it I have the reissue but there was a set of Psych boots i bought it originally on psycho label back in the 80's They also did some great compls called Endless Journey " It was rumoured that the Collectors finished the final Chocolate watch band album because they weren't in a fit state at the time
The thumbs down thing is funny. I've been doing videos for years and never gotten one, then for the last few months most all of my videos have at least one. Love the Cream. Just bought an upgrade copy. I feel that same way and find myself listening the the best of most of the time.
I say you are not part of the VC until you get a thumbs down.
A great midnight watch Rich!!!!!!!!
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What are your thoughts on "The CraZy world of Arthur Brown"???????
I had the album but didn’t really like it that much.
I love that Freak Scene lp. I would have never bothered with until Randy spun several times. Spendy lil bugger too. I couldn’t get into the Ultimate spinach buts that’s just me it’s good tho. I’ve never heard that Churchill’s yet kinda weird . 50 ft is cool stuff . Doors are in a a category of their own ! But psych they were.
The Chuchills is worth getting. The Doors had the drug years and then the alcohol years.
People always argue about which is best, the UK Kaleidoscope, or the US Kaleidoscope. I like both, but what are the Mexican Kaleidoscope like? I've never heard them.
All three Kaleidoscopes are great. I actually showed the Mexican one in my first 60's Psych video. I don't have the UK Kaleidoscope. It is not too common in LA.
Records are better then DVDs
Yes
Finally part 2!!!! Cool stuff there. I believe After Bathing at Baxter's is as far as JA went out on that psych limb.
Looks like there's some stuff I need to grab. 😁
Crown Of Creation by Jefferson Airplane is a pretty drug fueled record.
@@vinylrichie007 CoC just doesn't as "out there" to me. Don't get me wrong, I hella dig that album it just doesn't sound as drug fueled 😁
@@jkbaca41 Side two of Crown of Creation is acid fueled rock. Bathing At Baxters is pretty far out.
What about some Black Sabbath Paranoid, another great album
cool i love psych
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Wooow!!!
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Any Airplane works for me.
They make my top 5 of favorite 60’s bands.
Am enjoying modern pyche at the moe King gizzard and the lizard wizard and earth tongue from new Zealand ohhh yeeah.
I need to check out King Gizzard.
Highly recommend all of there albums I'm listening to micotonal banana and polygondwana land at the moment all brilliant. Earth tongue also rock the house Ritchie.
King Gizzard, Tame Impala, The Claypool Lennon Delirium & Psychedelic Pörn Crumpets are all great new Psych bands
Nobody ever shows Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush's records from 75-74 Strange Dreams and Child of novelty. Way better than some of this obscure stuff . Spinach belongs on my dinner table with hot bacon dressing on it. Not on my turn table. ha ha. spin some Mahogany Rush!
The last time I checked Mahogany Rush weren’t around in the 60’s.
That doors album is just a fold down of the stereo mix. The first album has a real mono mix.
The Mothers of Invention records are better than those records he likes.
Video was so good I instantly went to give it a thumbs down. My doctor wants a word with you now, Richie...
My doctor wants a word with me also.
What a collection this guy has, where do people get all this disposable money to spend on expensive records geez I can barely pay my rent.
I had a good job. I’m retired now and no longer have that kind of money.