Seriously. I really love that stuff. But, correct me if I'm wrong, I don't know of ONE psychedelic song being recorded since 1969? That SUCKS!

I say MORE psychedeia and MORE cowbell !

The Soundtrack Of Our Lives.

We have an acid filled PSYCHEDELIC President, it's alive and well.....

Seriously it mutated and transformed into progressive rock.
There was a psychidelic wave in mid-80s with bands like
The Church etc & light psych. influences in Eurytmics etc;
INXS, Triffids & some other bands rode upon that and there were a
new spring for garage bands... Similar things happened at some occasions
in the 90s as well... I think its in the latter wave(-s) TSOOL
should be viewed. I lurved a local band from ma town once called Magic Broom.
They were in their heydays around 1991-93. About the same time, a little earlier
we also had a more wellknown band called Shades Of Orange. Great too!!!



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I won't believe it's still around until I see the return of tie die T shirts and loon pants.

I don't know BB, I think you've been spending too much time in ITCHYCOO PARK.... INXS?? Not sure on that one mate......

pink floyd-dark side of the moon

I like this French band AS Dragon. [profile.myspace.com]

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Skelter: "INXS, Triffids & some other bands rode upon that".

In various degrees & to various extent. INXS sported a Jimbo Morrison-ish
from the start.

i think psychedelic rock is dead.
but the psych sound evolved into certain elements of prog rock (ie- modern bands like tool carry a psychedelic feel)
and the later 90s was filled with psychedelic electronic music (ie- big beat, techno, trance, drum and bass, trip hop etc).

as long as there are drugs and people who play music, some element of the psychedelic sound will remain

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> Seriously it mutated and transformed into
> progressive rock.

Of all those mutations:

Pink Floyd
Yes
Genesis
Emerson Lake & Palmer
ELO
King Crimson
etc..

Only one is good enough for the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame. Pink Floyd.