Post by guildx700 on Jan 13, 2020 0:27:09 GMT -5
I have a collection of odd/off the radar bands/albums mostly 1960's early 1970's that I've played the heck out of for decades.
Rarely would you have heard these played except on late night stoner FM stations back in the day. All of these are solid offerings
that have stood the test of time for me.
My top 3 wow must haves:
Joe Byrd And The Field Hippies - The American Metaphysical Circus
Fifty Foot Hose - Cauldron
White Noise - An Electric Storm
Several honorable mentions:
Maypole - The Real (1970)
Banchee (1969 S/T)
Alamo (1971 S/T)
The Baroques - Purple Day
Isotope- Illusion (the old Air Beep Pocket Pager commercial used a cut from this)
Aphrodite's Child- 666 ( All The Seats Were Occupied is a must listen!)
It's A Beautiful Day ( the White Bird/Hot Summer Day LP)
Tempest (1973 S/T with an early Allen Holdsworth tearing it up on guitar)
Hammer (San Francisco label S/T 1970)
Fields (1969 S/T)
Blodwyn Pig - A Head Rings Out (Dear Jill was played on late night FM for some time)
Finally, a really odd one with some big names on it.
I saw him live doing his rap back in the day, none other than:
Timothy Leary, You Can Be Anyone This Time Around (1970), a very cool, spacey album fitting for certain circumstances)
( With Hendrix on bass, Buddy Miles drums, Stephen Stills/John Sebastian on guitar!)
What have you for must have oddities?
Rarely would you have heard these played except on late night stoner FM stations back in the day. All of these are solid offerings
that have stood the test of time for me.
My top 3 wow must haves:
Joe Byrd And The Field Hippies - The American Metaphysical Circus
Fifty Foot Hose - Cauldron
White Noise - An Electric Storm
Several honorable mentions:
Maypole - The Real (1970)
Banchee (1969 S/T)
Alamo (1971 S/T)
The Baroques - Purple Day
Isotope- Illusion (the old Air Beep Pocket Pager commercial used a cut from this)
Aphrodite's Child- 666 ( All The Seats Were Occupied is a must listen!)
It's A Beautiful Day ( the White Bird/Hot Summer Day LP)
Tempest (1973 S/T with an early Allen Holdsworth tearing it up on guitar)
Hammer (San Francisco label S/T 1970)
Fields (1969 S/T)
Blodwyn Pig - A Head Rings Out (Dear Jill was played on late night FM for some time)
Finally, a really odd one with some big names on it.
I saw him live doing his rap back in the day, none other than:
Timothy Leary, You Can Be Anyone This Time Around (1970), a very cool, spacey album fitting for certain circumstances)
( With Hendrix on bass, Buddy Miles drums, Stephen Stills/John Sebastian on guitar!)
What have you for must have oddities?
