60s-70s Psychedelia

a reply to: alldaylong

Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck were in that bands same time...after Eric Clapton left!!

And....King Crimson- Court of the Crimson- King"- trippy left/rt w headphones

And hometown boys... Parliment Funkafelic

Todd Rundgren's Utopia blew my mind when I first heard it. Still does today.

a reply to: AlroyFarms

Bravo for starting the excellent thread.

On the turntable here:

In the CD player, and much heavier:

And a blast from the more recent past, on the radio earlier:

Ah, who could forget these guys. RIP Phil May.

How could we forget these guys!! Probably the epitome of Psychedelia.......

Golden Earring - Vanilla Queen. I saw them in concert during the Moontan tour. It was amazing maaaaaaan, I mean it was like a two hour song, each movement morphing into the next without pause or interruption or applause. It was Just. Fantastic. Sort of like Pink Floyd, when they din the Dark Side of the Moon Tour, or Kansas with the Songs For America tour. These were really crisp, fresh, and amazingly vibrant times.

What a great thread!

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originally posted by: BingoMcGoof

Bro I'm still trying to absorb this stuff.

It reminds me of listening to Ravi Shankar.

originally posted by: network dude

The singer seemed to be quite alert. This one always amused me with the creative nature and the very obvious buzz the dude has. To the gills.

I wouldn't have been surprised one bit if that dude would have just shot up to the ceiling at the end of the song and started ricocheting around the room walls, floor and ceiling then shot out through the roof! LOL!