Another primate pleasure and time-killin´ while waitin´ for ABB
or for the Stones to enter your town...

My suggestions:

1. Pitoresques Matchstickable... /Pictures of matchstick Men
(etc, there were many similar releases)

(my fav´s Spicks And Specks, Sheila, title song, Technicolour Dreams, Green Tambourine,
Gentlemen Joe's Sidewalk Cafe, Elizabeth Dreams, Ice In The Sun, Paradise Flat )
2. Satanic Majesties– The Rolling Stones
3. The Doors - The Doors (album)
4. Strange Days – the Doors (album)
5. Beggars Banquet - The Rolling Stones
6. JJF – the Rolling Stones (song)
7. She´s A Rainbow - the Rolling Stones (song)
8. I Had Too Much To Dream (Last Night) – The Elctric Prunes (song) **
9. Dandelion – the Rolling Stones (songs)
10. Some Velvet Morning – Lee Hazelwood & Nancy Sinatra
11. Between the Buttons - The Rolling Stones
12. All Tomorrow´s Parties – the Velvet Underground (song)
13. Lady Madonna– The Beatles
14. Sgt. Pepper – The Beatles
15. Fried Hockey Boogie – Canned Heat
16. The Blackout Of Gretely – The Gonn **
17. Diddy-Wah-Diddy – Captain Beefheart **
**
18. White Rabbit – Jefferson Airplane
19. I Want U – T-Boones
20. Satisfaction – Otis redding
21. Future Blues – Canned Heat
22. All You Need Is Love – The Beatles (song)
23. Runnin In The Summernight – Mecki Mark Men
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24. He Aint Heavy, He´s My Brother – The Hollies
25. Nights In White Satin – The Moody Blues

Without competition ( mostly too late).
Wishing Well – Free (1972)
Éjszakai országút – Omega (1970) (album)
Sordin – John Holm (album) (1972)
Mellan dröm och verklighet – Lill Lindfors (1970)
Silky Sally – Gasolin´ (1970) (single/Song)
Get A Line On You (early version Shine A Light) – The Rolling Stones
(off list, cause I havent heard it enough yet)
MC5 (cause I´m not familiar with their catalog)
GS (recorded 54 days too late...)
Gyöngyhájú Lány - Omega(song)
Mälarö kyrka – Lenne Broberg





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Oops... Embarrasing, forgot Hendrix himself:
I put Are You Experienced after BtB under no 11,
and Electric Lady Ladyland after that.
My Generation (the Who) was left out too: It will no 13
according to this.
Thus I will have to use 28 numbers... Sorry.
I´m sure I´ve forgotten something else
(Well, let´s make it 30 numbers & I
- during this week - will throw in
some Cream and/or Yardbirds).

Where's Mr Fantasy and Traffic from Traffic? Definitely one of the best bands of that era.

Those Nuggets albums were fantastic! RHINO Rules!


I'd throw in 13th Floor Elevators and Moby Grape just off the top of my head.


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Yeah, you´re right! Both of you.
13th Floors are just wonderful! Traffic too;
Moby I havent heard too much of.

Next list will have some hundred posts...



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IN SEARCH OF THE LOST CHORD _ THE MOODY BLUES

There is so much missing here, the ultimate psychedlic band would have to be Pink Floyd, followed by Traffic. Also the Grateful Dead, Cream, Ten Years After, Iron Butterfly. Give me a second and I will think of some more.

Gotta have some "Mothers of Invention" I'd go with "Weasels Ripped my Flesh" if only for the cover.

"Live Dead" by Grateful Dead

"Surrealistic Pillow" by Jefferson Airplane

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Vanilla Fudge!!!!

My cheeks are red.
Pink Floyd... Anyway, over the year I´ve began to prefer the post-Syd era
before the very Syd-era...
But, please note, Hound Dog: I said in my headline "from the psychedelic era",, not psychedelic:
the Doors aint no psychedelic band, and Beggars sure aint no psychedelic album!
I don´t agree with Dead; but with Mothers of Invention.
It´s just my humble list...
You´re all free to do your own:
in fact that was the purpose with this thread !

Piper at the gates of dawn is one of the most overrated albums of all time IMHO. Pink Floyd is a great band, but only from when Gilmour joined. I always think of Pink Floyd as a band with Gilmour not with Syd.

I can see there's no Beatles-album (or the double-EP Magical Mystery Tour) there.
My Generation is from 1965.

What about Procol Harum, Troggs, Tremeloes, Beach Boys, Turtlers, Walker Brothers, Easybeats, Bee Gees, Dave Dee & Co, Spencer Davis Group, Manfred Mann, Zombies...

And one-hit-wonders like Flowerpot Men, Crazy World of Arthur Brown.

Sabre's Dance - Love Sculpture.

Wow! All these songs bring back many fond memories. What about Donovan? The Box Tops!

What was so grat in that era was that all these bands (at least in the US) were played on the same station. Today with everything so formatted, you would not be exposed to such a wide variety of music.

It's so very lonely, you're 2,000 Light Years from home

The Seeds - Pushing Too Hard

KILLER !!!!!



Truth is stranger than fiction

stoned greetings
G. The Cock

Dandelion
She's a Rainbow
Ruby Tuesday
Out of Time
Child of the Moon

Thommie Wrote:
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> I can see there's no Beatles-album (or the
> double-EP Magical Mystery Tour) there.
> My Generation is from 1965.
>
> What about Procol Harum, Troggs, Tremeloes, Beach
> Boys, Turtlers, Walker Brothers, Easybeats, Bee
> Gees, Dave Dee & Co, Spencer Davis Group,
> Manfred Mann, Zombies...
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> And one-hit-wonders like Flowerpot Men, Crazy
> World of Arthur Brown.
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> Sabre's Dance - Love Sculpture.

Nice picks, all of ´em.
I put Sgt Pepper on my list.
And All You Need...
And Lady Madonna...

hutz13 was on the 13th floor...
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blue cheer- summertime blues,,,time has come today - chambers bros,,,

We Love You....official & instrumental version...out there man out there!!

ROCKMAN

Don't forget The Who Sell Out.
But actually, kids and kiddies, the best from that era
is Dylan's Basement Tapes (released and unreleased.)

Have Mercy, Shake Down by Savoy Brown, Think "Hell Bound Train" still the best just a little later on.

I AM THE GOD OF HELLFIRE!

Velvet Underground werent psychadelica but I'd consider them the best from that era together with Doors.

Oh wait, BEach Boys of course. Pet Sounds and....SMILE! Wind Chimes...

I'm surprised none of you have mentioned S F SORROW and PARACHUTE from THE PRETTY THINGS ......great records, The Pretty Things never got the acclaim they deserved. I think they are still playing as well........mainly in Europe ...I think!

Well, when you say "psychedlic era" I look at it like "... what were the most common records for trippin'..."

My answers, no particular order... these are the ones I remember getting the most "trip usage"...

Jefferson Airplane: Surrealistic Pillow
Yes: the record with 'roundabout' on it
Beatles: Sgt. Peppers
Jethro Tull: Stand Up
Grateful Dead: anything, are u kiddin, the PERFECT trippin' albums

Traffic, as someone mentioned here earlier, also got some trip-play... CrosbyStillsNash&Young got a fair amount too.

I don't think of the stones as a particularly "psychedlic" band, perhaps a bit above-average in that category since they just had so much airplay in general.

While many of the records listed here were 'released' during the 'psychedelic era' they are certainly NOT psychedelic in their content.

I ain't stupid, I'm just guitarded.

Doors or In a Gadda da Vida was the Magic Thing and so many more.
Oh my god where's the thing to fly.
So why do you drink and drive when you can smoke an fly?????

I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night - Electric Prunes

Itchycoo Park - Small Faces

I give my vote to the danish group Savage Rose debut album named just "Savage Rose"
Matt