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| 1. A Question Of Temperature | |||
| 2. I'm Five Years Ahead Of My Time - The Third Bardo | |||
| 3. I Stole The Goodyear Blimp | |||
| 4. Sun Lights Up The Shadows Of Your Mind (2007 Digital Remaster) | |||
| 5. Up All Night | |||
| 6. Crusader's Smile (2007 Digital Remaster) | |||
| 7. Your Mother's Homesick Too (2007 Digital Remaster) | |||
| 8. April 15th | |||
| 9. Bubble Gum | |||
| 10. Tripping Into Sunshine | |||
| 11. The Beauty Of Time Is That It's Snowing (Psychedelic B.B.) | |||
| 12. Never Learn Not to Love (Digitally Remastered 01) | |||
| 13. Isha | |||
| 14. Sewer Rat Love Chant | |||
| 15. One Ring Jane | |||
| 16. Wind Chimes | |||
| 17. Can You Travel In The Dark Alone | |||
| 18. Bells | |||
| 19. Forever Is A Dream | |||
| 20. Urizen (1999 Digital Remaster) | |||
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Product Description
New quality Zonophone comp of 24 American Psychedelic Artefacts from the EMI/Capitol vaults.
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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I was so taken aback when I first put on this CD. I bought it wanting to expand my horizon on 60's psychedelic music. The diversity of the tracks on this CD is amazing, there are so many different styles of psychedelia. From the completely obscure 'The Beauty of Time Is That It's Snowing' to the incredibly catchy 'Your Mother's Homesick Too', this compilation will draw you in and not let you go.
There are some reputable names such as Steve Miller Band, Quicksilver Messenger Service and The Beach Boys, but most are names you will not likely of heard. This compilation is of the highest quality, and I recommend it to the first time psychedelic listener as well as the experienced listener. it holds many treats in store! EMI also has a UK counterpart for this album entitled 'Insane Times', which is also fantastic! Peace---
There are some reputable names such as Steve Miller Band, Quicksilver Messenger Service and The Beach Boys, but most are names you will not likely of heard. This compilation is of the highest quality, and I recommend it to the first time psychedelic listener as well as the experienced listener. it holds many treats in store! EMI also has a UK counterpart for this album entitled 'Insane Times', which is also fantastic! Peace---
19 of 21 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I feel compelled to respond to the first review of this excellent compilation if only to advise potential buyers that my copy of the C.D. plays absolutely fine on the first track by The Balloon Farm. (Interesting to note the Band derived their name from a throw away Bob Dylan quote.)
The excellent liner notes by John Reed draw comparison between The English Pyschedelic Scene and the U.S. equivalent. The biggest difference being that whereas in the U.K. The Scene centered largely around the Capital, and a few major record labels, by contrast the U.S. was much more diverse with Garage Bands flourishing in many different States under lots of differing regional labels.
This compilation provides ample evidence of the depth of that diversity. There are many rich pickings indeed, not the least being the following gems: The Human Beinz "April 15th" a 7 min guitar workout. Mad River's great "Wind Chimes", and The Common People's "Soon they`ll be Thunder" taken from the superb recently reissued Album "Of the People, For the People, By the People". Then we have other delights such as Gandalf, Food and Fargo all making this a very worthwhile addition to any Psyche Collection. Go ahead, Tune in, turn on and drop out.
The excellent liner notes by John Reed draw comparison between The English Pyschedelic Scene and the U.S. equivalent. The biggest difference being that whereas in the U.K. The Scene centered largely around the Capital, and a few major record labels, by contrast the U.S. was much more diverse with Garage Bands flourishing in many different States under lots of differing regional labels.
This compilation provides ample evidence of the depth of that diversity. There are many rich pickings indeed, not the least being the following gems: The Human Beinz "April 15th" a 7 min guitar workout. Mad River's great "Wind Chimes", and The Common People's "Soon they`ll be Thunder" taken from the superb recently reissued Album "Of the People, For the People, By the People". Then we have other delights such as Gandalf, Food and Fargo all making this a very worthwhile addition to any Psyche Collection. Go ahead, Tune in, turn on and drop out.
16 of 18 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
'Ah Feel Like Ahcid' is quite simply one of the best compilation albums I have ever heard, its as simple as that. There is something for every kind of psychadelic taste on this album and the running order means that there is a change of style, sound and direction around every corner, all of which add to the listening experience.
To add to the fun, the album comes with a very interesting (and surprisingly detailed considering the space) booklet. Compiler John Reed's notes making for a great read as much as his intelligent selections have made for a great listen.
This album has rarities, classic bands and little known recordings in equal measure and there are many gems to discover. Personal favourites are the soft centered but dreamy psych of Food's 'Forever Is A Dream', The Human Beinz's instrumental 'April 15th' and the more guitar acid-rock of SRC's 'Up All Night' but, so good is this compilation, that many others are likely to join the list with time. Like EMI's other recent compilation 'Insane Times', this album is a winner from start to (bizarre Beefheart! HA HA!) finish.
YOU NEED THIS!
To add to the fun, the album comes with a very interesting (and surprisingly detailed considering the space) booklet. Compiler John Reed's notes making for a great read as much as his intelligent selections have made for a great listen.
This album has rarities, classic bands and little known recordings in equal measure and there are many gems to discover. Personal favourites are the soft centered but dreamy psych of Food's 'Forever Is A Dream', The Human Beinz's instrumental 'April 15th' and the more guitar acid-rock of SRC's 'Up All Night' but, so good is this compilation, that many others are likely to join the list with time. Like EMI's other recent compilation 'Insane Times', this album is a winner from start to (bizarre Beefheart! HA HA!) finish.
YOU NEED THIS!
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