Psychedelic rock

[Mycophile]

But then if we are talking truly DARK and tripped out druggy psych music, what thread would ever be complete without the Electric Prunes and "I Had too Much to Dream Last Night?"

 

[mr peabody]

Tame Impala [2014] - Stranger In Moscow

 

[mr peabody]

CREAM [1968] - Passing The Time

Ginger Baker – drums
Jack Bruce – bass, vocals
Eric Clapton – guitars, vocals
Felix Pappalardi – producer

 

[Mr. Krinkle]

i have no idea where to put this song so i'll put it here

great song

 

[Buzz Lightbeer]

 

[wareika]

Wow! This is fuckin brilliant...


@ageingpartyfiend you've got to hear this mate, proper festival tackle...

Bloody outrageous

 

[dragonix]

 

[Mysterier]

 

[Lovecraft]

 

[Lovecraft]

 

[Lovecraft]

Deerhunter

 

[mr peabody]

CREAM [1967] - I Feel Free

 

[mr peabody]

The Byrds [1966] - Eight Miles High​

 

[Nas47]

 

[Nas47]

 

[Juniper Bruhmomentius]

 

[mr peabody]

Big Brother & the Holding Company [1968] - Oh, Sweet Mary

Janis Joplin - vocals
Peter Albin - guitar
Sam Houston - bass, vocals
James Gurley - guitar
Dave Getz - drums

 

[FredF]

Almost every time I dose mushrooms, this song starts the journey.

 

[JTemperance]

My favorite from the "Cambodian Rocks" compilation of pre-Khmer Rouge psychedelic bands, almost all of whom would be exterminated over the course of the 70s:

 

[Mysterier]

Science Poption formed in 1965, and consisted of Claes Dieden (vocals, guitar), Anders Gellner (vocals, saxophone), Roger Wallis (organ), Bear Proud (bass), and Ola Brunkert (drums). Gellner is now a local politician in Solna, Sweden, and Wallis is currently a professor.