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lemonade kid
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 Posted - 18/02/2012 : 21:17:52
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Each new list has me scratching my head (sometimes) and finding new treasures to discover (always)....try this and tell me what you all think...any here that you really enjoy? The lack of FOREVER CHANGES in either list is my head scratcher of the day!! The rest are interesting....
I will throw in this remarkable psych lp (missing from most lists!)-
The Moon "Without the Earth & The Moon" 1968....listen while you read on...
I Should Be Dreaming
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpowgqiQjyE&feature=related
What do you get when you combine a Beach Boy (David Marks), an Arrow (Larry Brown of Davie Allan & the Arrows) & garage rock legend Matthew Moore...one of the most unjustly overlooked studio aggregations of the 1960s.The Moon's only two lps that were released/recorded back in '67 & '68 are quite ahead of it's time, considering the debut lp was done on a three track, the later on a 4 track! The sound is hugh with psych "analog" punch (especially the bass). Although the debut lp "Without Earth," is a little bit bright (nothing a good EQ can't change), there's still that big bottom end "full of wall" sound. Nevermind the some songs are killer "Beatles (think Magical Mystery Tour era) Psych style" full tilt. Others that have over the top hooks, and even one track that has sort of a funk groove (Got To Be On My Way) going on. The real candy psych tracks- Pleasure, I Should Be Dreaming (backward drums), Brother Lou's Love Colony, Someday Girl, Papers, and Faces, keep you coming back for more and more.
Tracks
1. Mothers And Fathers
2. Pleasure
3. I Should Be Dreaming
4. Brother Lous Love Colony
5. Got To Be On My Way
6. Someday Girl
7. Papers
8. Faces
9. Never Mind
10. Give Me More
11. Shes On My Mind
12. Walking Around
d/l for a listen & then buy it.
http://oldishpsychprog.ucoz.com/news/the_moon_1968_without_earth_1969_the_moon/2010-09-10-2539
...keep trying, heavy traffic today.
THE LIST
from scaruffi.com
1. Doors: Doors (Elektra, 1967)
2. Velvet Underground: White Light White Heat (Verve, 1967)
3. Red Crayola: Parable Of Parable Land (IA, 1967)
4. Tim Buckley: Starsailor (Straight, 1970)
5. Pink Floyd: The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn (Tower, 1967)
6. Velvet Underground: & Nico (Verve, 1967)
7. Hash Jar Tempo: Well Oiled (Drunken Fish, 1997)
8. White Heaven: Out (PSF, 1991)
9. Bardo Pond: Bufo Alvarius (Drunken Fish, 1995)
10. Bruce Palmer: The Cycle is Complete
11. United States Of America: United States Of America (Columbia, 1968)
12. Peter Green: End Of The Game (Reprise, 1970)
13. Syd Barret: Barrett
14. Jimi Hendrix: Electric Ladyland (Polydor, 1968)
15. West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band: Part One (Reprise, 1966)
16. Grateful Dead: Anthem of The Sun (Warner Bros, 1968)
17. Red Temple Spirits: Dancing To Restore An Eclipsed Moon (Nate Starkman & Son, 1988)
18. Jefferson Airplane: After Bathing At Baxter's (RCA, 1967)
19. Yume Bitsu: Yume Bitsu (Ba Da Bing, 1999)
20. Parson Sound: Parson Sound (Subliminal, 2001)
21. Keiji Haino: Ama No Gawa (Milky Way, 1973)
22. Tangerine Dream: Atem (Ohr, 1972)
23. High Rise: Live (PSF, 1994)
24. David Crosby: If I Could Only Remember My Name (Atlantic, 1971)
25. Pink Floyd: A Saucerful Of Secrets (Tower, 1968)
26. Mercury Rev: Yerself Is Steam (Rough Trade, 1991)
27. Azalia Snail: Burnt Sienna (Funky Mushroom, 1992)
28. Porcupine Tree: On The Sunday Of Life (Delerium, 1992)
29. Kaleidoscope: Beacon From Mars (Epic, 1967)
30. Yahowa 13: Penetration - An Aquarian Symphony (Higher Key, 1974)
31. Fu****susha: Fu****susha (PSF, 1989)
32. Mazinga Phaser: Cruising In The Neon Glories (Aether, 1996)
33. Dream Syndicate: Days Of Wine And Roses (Slash, 1982)
34. My Bloody Valentine: Loveless (Sire, 1991)
35. Pram: Helium (Too Pure, 1994)
36. Love: Da Capo (Elektra, 1967)
37. Flaming Lips: Telepathic Surgery (Restless, 1989)
38. King Black Acid: Womb Star Sessions (Cavity Search, 1995)
39. Subarachnoid Space: Delicate Membrane (Charnel Music, 1996)
40. It's A Beautiful Day (CBS, 1968)
41. Laika: Silver Apples Of The Moon (Too Pure, 1994)
42. Pink Floyd: Atom Heart Mother (Harvest, 1970)
43. Grateful Dead: Live Dead (WB, 1970)
44. Taj-Mahal Travellers: Taj-Mahal Travellers (Sony, 1972)
45. Magic Hour: Will They Turn You On (Twisted Village, 1995)
46. Flies Inside The Sun: Flies Inside The Sun (Metonymic, 1996)
47. Les Razilles Denudes: selkf-titled (Ethan)
48. Medicine: Shot Forth Self Living (Def American, 1992)
49. Hash Jar Tempo: Under Glass (Drunken Fish, 1999)
50. Twink: Think Pink (Polydor, 1970)
51. Tangerine Dream: Zeit (Ohr, 1972)
52. Soft Boys: Underwater Moonlight (Armageddon, 1980)
53. Underground Lovers: Leaves Me Blind (Guernica, 1993)
54. Acid Mother Temples: Pataphysical Freak Out Mu (PSF, 1999)
55. Ozric Tentacles: Pungent Effluent (Demi Monde, 1989)
56. Mort Garson: Zodiac Cosmic Sounds (Elektra, 1967)
57. Sonics: Here Are The Sonics (Etiquette, 1965)
58. Opal: Fell From The Sun (Serpent, 1984)
59. Lothar & The Hand People: Space Hymn (Capitol, 1969)
60. Animal Collective: Spirit They're Gone Spirit They've Vanished (Animal, 2000)
61. Brother JT: Music For The Other Head (Siltbreeze, 1996)
62. Ultimate Spinach: Behold & See (MGM, 1968)
63. Ghost: Temple Stone (PSF, 1994)
64. Fifty Foot Hose: Cauldron (1968)
65. Vocokesh: Smile And Point At The Mountain (Drag City, 1995)
66. Thirteenth Floor Elevators: Psychedelic Sounds (International Artists, 1966)
67. Deviants: Ptoof (Underground Impresarios, 1967)
68. Galaxie 500: On Fire (Rough Trade, 1989)
69. Sun City Girls: Torch Of The Mystics (Majora, 1990)
70. Lyres: On Fyre (Ace Of Hearts, 1984)
71. Primordial Underground: Beings Of Game P-U (Camera Obscura, 2002)
72. F/I: Space Mantra (RRRecords, 1988)
73. Jesus & Mary Chain: Psychocandy (Reprise, 1985)
74. Incredible String Band: Hangman's Beautiful Daughter (Elektra, 1968)
75. Bedhead: What Fun Life Was (Trance, 1994)
76. Codeine: Frigid Stars (SubPop, 1991)
77. Moonshake: Eva Luna (Too Pure, 1992)
78. Vas Deferens: Transcontinental Conspiracy (Quaquaversal Vinyl, 1996)
79. Guru Guru: Kanguru (1972)
80. Beatles: Sgt. Pepper (Parlophone, 1967)
81. Country Joe: Electric Music For The Mind And The Body (Vanguard, 1967)
82. Hawkwind: Hawkwind (Liberty, 1970)
83. Motherlight: Bobak,Jons,Malone (Morgan Blue Town, 1970)
84. Rain Parade: Emergency Third Rail Power Trip (Enigma, 1983)
85. Count Five: Psychotic Reaction (Double Shot, 1967)
86. Wailers: The Fabulous (Etiquette, 1964)
87. Electric Prunes: Underground (Reprise, 1967)
88. Hapshash & The Coloured Coat: Featuring The Human Host And The Heavy Metal Kids (Minit, 1967)
89. Steve Miller Band: Children Of The Future (Capitol, 1968)
90. Moby Grape: Grape Jam (Columbia, 1968)
91. Three O'Clock: Baroque Hoedown (Frontier, 1982)
92. Seeds: A Web Of Sound (GNP, 1966)
93. Mad River: Mad River (Capitol, 1968)
94. Mazzy Star: So Tonight That I Might See (Capitol, 1993)
95. Pelt: Brown Cyclopedia (Radioactive Rat, 1995)
96. Mu: Mu (RTV, 1971)
97. 13th Floor Elevators: The Psychedelic Sound
98. Tombstone Valentine: Hidden World (Aether, 1998)
99. Viv Akauldren: I'll Call You Sometime (Akashic, 1987)
100. Maquiladora: Lost Works of Eunice Phelps (Tectonic, 1998)
101. Remains: Remains (Epic, 1966)
102. Golem: Orion Awakes (1973)
103. Tomorrow: Tomorrow (EMI, 1968)
104. Creation: We Are Paintermen (Hit Ton, 1967)
105. Black Sun Ensemble (Restless, 1988)
106. Sundial: Reflecter (Ufo, 1992)
107. Ash Ra Tempel: Join Inn
108. Rake: Intelligence Agent (Squealer, 1996)
109. Surface of Eceon: The King Beneath the Mountain (Strange Attractors, 2001)
110. Tadpoles: He Fell Into The Sky (Bakery, 1994)
111. Flying Saucer Attack: Distance (VHF, 1994)
112. Blues Magoos: Psychedelic Lollipop (Mercury, 1966)
113. Chocolate Watchband: No Way Out (Tower, 1967)
114. Farflung: 25,000 Feet Per Second (Flipside, 1995)
115. Spirit: 12 Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus
116. Asha Vida: Nature's Clumsy Hand (Burnt Hair, 1998)
117. Iron Butterfly: In A Gadda Da Vida (Atco, 1969)
118. Pretty Things: S.F. Sorrow (1968)
119. Bevis Frond: Tryptich (Woronzow, 1988)
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Giampiero Fleba's list (in random order)
(Giampiero is one of Italy's greatest psych experts)
* Jimi Hendrix - "Axis Bold As Love"
* Electric Prunes - "Underground"
* Brainticket - "Psychonaut"
* Pink Floyd - "The Piper at the Gates of Down"
* Blue Cheer - "Outside Inside"
* Chrome - "Half Machine Lip Moves"
* Hawkwind - "In Search of Space"
* Bruce Palmer - "The Cycle is Complete"
* United States of America - "USA"
* Kaleidoscope (UK) - "Tangerine Dream"
* Kaleidoscope (USA) - "Beacon from Mars"
* Ashra Tempel - "Join Inn"
* High Tide - "High Tide"
* Eric Burdon & Animals - "Love Is"
* Mu - "Mu"
* Spirit - "12 Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus"
* Silver Apples - "Silver Apples"
* Jefferson Airplane - "After Bathing at Baxters"
* Mighty Baby - "Mighty Baby"
* Incredible String Band - "The 5000 Spirits"
* Third Ear Band - "Alchemy"
* Chocolate Watchband - "No Way Out"
* Red Crayola - "Parable of Arable Land"
* Outsiders - "CQ"
* The Freak Scene - "Psychedelic Psoul"
* Amon Duul - "Yeti"
* Misunderstood - "Before the Dream Faded"
* Blossom Toes - "We Are Ever So Clean"
* Grateful Dead - "Aoxomoxoa"
One more by MOON if you aren't convinced!! You know you can trust me!
Pirate by The Moon
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TFvCSOV3rg&feature=related
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We are raised to honor all the wrong explorers & discoverers-
-thieves planting flags, murderers carrying crosses.
Let us at last praise the colonizers of dreams.
-Peter S. Beagle 1973
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Edited by - lemonade kid on 18/02/2012 23:45:05 |
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lemonade kid
Old Love
USA
9880 Posts |
Posted - 18/02/2012 : 23:52:32
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More about The Moon
For me, they are a mix of Beatles, Left Banke, Hollies, CSN&Y, Monkees, Byrds, Bee Gees, Turtles....
Nevermind
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNV65SuZrqE
Fuzz Acid & Flowers:
A late '60s pop-rock supergroup from Los Angeles. David Marks had been with the Beach Boys; Matthew Moore was with Matthew Moore Plus Four and did solo work before joining the Mad Dogs; David Jackson came from Hearts and Flowers and was later with Dillard and Clark; Larry Brown had drummed with Davie Allen and The Arrows (and no doubt on many other combos behind film soundtracks and those Sidewalk/Tower releases produced by Mike Curb) and would later turn up in Gunhill Road.
Their albums are rated highly by some - not really psychedelic but with psychy touches and imagery, and more pop than rock - their sound has been compared to the Beatles and the Bee Gees from that period. Certainly well-crafted, dare one say, progressive-pop. Almost all material written by the band (predominantly Moore), the second album was produced and arranged by Moore and Brown. Worth investigating if this sounds appealing, especially as the LPs can still be found fairly easily and at reasonable prices.
'68:
01. "Mothers and fathers" 2:06
02. "Pleasure" 3:20
03. "I should be dreaming" 2:34
04. "Brother Lou's love colony" 3:58
05. "Got to be on my way" 2:01
06. "Someday girl" 2:42
07. "Papers" 1:00
08. "Faces" 2:07
09. "Never mind" 1:51
10. "Give me more" 2:49
11. "She's on my mind" 2:22
12. "Walking around" 1:57
'69:
13. "Pirate" 2:55
14. "Lebanon" 1:45
15. "Transporting machine" 1:41
16. "Mary Jane" 2:16
17. "Softly 17" 3:01
18. "Not to know" 2:43
19. "The good side" 2:59
20. "Life is a season" 2:22
21. "John Automaton" 2:18
22. "Come out tonight" 2:48
23. "Mr. Duffy" 2:56
bonus:
24. "Pirate song" 2:38
25. "Not to know(mono 45 mix)" 2:42
26. "Face in the crowd (Matthew Moore Plus 4)" 2:05
27. "White silk glove (Matthew Moore plus 4)" 2:15
28. "Come on home(Matthew Moore plus4)" 2:59
* LARRY BROWN drums
* DAVID JACKSON bs,vcls
* DAVID MARKS gtr,vcls
* MATTHEW MOORE keyb'ds,gtr,vcls
Pleasure
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8J85WXz1D1Y&feature=related
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We are raised to honor all the wrong explorers & discoverers-
-thieves planting flags, murderers carrying crosses.
Let us at last praise the colonizers of dreams.
-Peter S. Beagle 1973
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bob f.
Old Love
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Posted - 19/02/2012 : 02:20:02
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it's still, "Quicksilver Messenger Service's first album, with, "The Fool" and Jimi Hendrix's , " Electric Ladyland", with the "1983-Merman-Moon turn the tides medley".....
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lemonade kid
Old Love
USA
9880 Posts |
Posted - 20/02/2012 : 18:59:16
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Originally posted by bob f.
it's still, "Quicksilver Messenger Service's first album, with, "The Fool" and Jimi Hendrix's , " Electric Ladyland", with the "1983-Merman-Moon turn the tides medley".....
...what the world needs now...
Absolutely the best...what wonderful and underrated lps those were and are. Time for that Quicksilver, bob!!
The Fool - live
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mOBKHIA9m4
They even still had it going in 1971
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIIz08KijWQ&feature=related
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We are raised to honor all the wrong explorers & discoverers-
-thieves planting flags, murderers carrying crosses.
Let us at last praise the colonizers of dreams.
-Peter S. Beagle 1973
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