[Thaddy]

I have 2 completely opposite favorites:

1. Disposition/Reflection/Triad from Tool
2. the whole Paul Oakenfold Another World disc 2

 

[dougbrad81]

forgot to put my all time favourite psychedelic album:

Pearls Before Swine - Balaklava

anyone who doesn't own this fantastic album should run out and get it at the earliest oppurnity.

 

[CarterFan41]

Music For 18 Musicians - Steve Reich
Trial of St. Orange - Shalabi Effect
Electric Heavyland - Acid Mothers Temple
Dusk At Cubist Castle - Olivia Tremor Control
Spirit They're Gone/Spirit They've Vanished - Animal Collective

 

[goldenear]

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Originally posted by britishbane Any of pink floyd's early work is good. Especially "A Saucer Full of Secrets" and the Live "Ummaggumma" disc.

Right on, also you should have Relics in that list of PF. I think I'll spin some pink floyd now.

 

[minya]

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Originally posted by CarterFan41 Electric Heavyland - Acid Mothers Temple

If you enjoy AMT, do yourself a favor and check out Boris. They're another Japanese band -- kind of similar to AMT -- but with more doom-metal influences and a more Sabbath-y vibe. So psychedelic you practically get a contact high when you listen to their albums.

- Chris

 

[Kush_]

Why hasn't anyone mentioned 'Man With No Name' yet... awsome music there

 

[Trawlerman]

13th Floor Elevators ! You guys don't know what Psycedelia is until you have heard the albums from these fellas.

Jefferson Airplane - Surrealistic Pillow

Keith West - Teenage Opera (this is supposed to be classed as Psych but i'm not too convinced

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[Hirsch]

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Originally posted by dougbrad81 forgot to put my all time favourite psychedelic album: Pearls Before Swine - Balaklava anyone who doesn't own this fantastic album should run out and get it at the earliest oppurnity.

True, but you also need the first PBS album: One Nation Underground

Other key psychedelic albums:

Kaleidescope - Beacon from Mars (or even the later compilation "Bacon from Mars")
It's a Beautiful Day
Quicksilver Messenger Service - Happy Trails
Grateful Dead- Anthem of the Sun, Aoxomoxoa, and/or Live/Dead

I need to dig through my LP collection to come up with some of the really obscure 60's stuff

 

[gratefulshrink]

I have 2 completely opposite favorites:

1. Disposition/Reflection/Triad from Tool
2. the whole Paul Oakenfold Another World disc 2

Oneida Each One Teach One

maybe not pure psych, but more like neo-psych-art-noise-postpunk-crazyness.

14 minute songs playing the same note over and over and over and yet ludicrously catchy. like a drill to the head coated in sugar and THC. the new album "secret wars" is supposed to be even better.

oneida, yes

 

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[HWB3]

Most of Pink Floyd's music. Especially Atom Heart Mother and Meddle. The psychedelic aspect comes from the fact that when I first started listening to that music back in the day, I was usually three sheets to the wind. The fond memories of that are still with me to this day.

 

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