Top ten psychedelic songs of all-time?
07-14-02 | 05:43 PM
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Top ten psychedelic songs of all-time?
1.)Legend of a Mind(Moody Blues). 2.)Hush(Deep Purple) 3.)If 6 Was 9(Jimi Hendrix Experience).4.)Over ,Under,Sideways,Down(Yardbirds). 5.)Journey to the Center of the Mind(Amboy Dukes w/Ted Nugent) 6.)In-a-Gadda-da-Vida(Iron Butterfly) 7.)Pushin Too Hard(The Seeds). 8.)Fresh Garbage(Spirit) 9.)Rock Me(Steppenwolf) 10.)Just Dropped In(to see what condition my condition is in)(Kenny Rogers and the First Edition).
07-14-02 | 11:16 PM
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Re: Top ten psychedelic songs of all-time?
Originally posted by dvd-4-life
[B10.)Just Dropped In(to see what condition my condition is in)(Kenny Rogers and the First Edition). [/B]
[B10.)Just Dropped In(to see what condition my condition is in)(Kenny Rogers and the First Edition). [/B]
Jimi Hendrix - "Are You Experienced"
Jefferson Airplane - "White Rabbit"
The Beatles - "Tomorrow Never Knows"
The Electric Prunes - "I Had Too Much to Dream Last Night"
CCR - "Suzie-Q" (listen to that middle section)
Rolling Stones - "The Lantern"
The Byrds - "Eight Miles High"
The Kinks - "Lazy Old Sun"
and early Pink Floyd most definitely.
07-15-02 | 01:38 PM
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Glad to see that my top two are in there--Journey to the Center of the Mind (BTW I saw Ted Nugent and The Amboy Dukes when it came out--he was the opening act for Tiny Tim!
However the correct answer is "I Had To Much To Dream Last Night". Hearing it is the closest thing to teleporting back to the 60's.
dvd-4-life's list did bring back some other great memories.
However the correct answer is "I Had To Much To Dream Last Night". Hearing it is the closest thing to teleporting back to the 60's.
dvd-4-life's list did bring back some other great memories.
07-15-02 | 04:17 PM
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What, are you guys on drugs?!?!? Oh, wait...
But seriously, how could any discussion of psychedelic songs not include the Dead? Geez, they were a psychedelic BAND, after all. Although not my favorite, Darkstar would have to be up there. Perhaps the Other One, too...
But seriously, how could any discussion of psychedelic songs not include the Dead? Geez, they were a psychedelic BAND, after all. Although not my favorite, Darkstar would have to be up there. Perhaps the Other One, too...
07-15-02 | 07:32 PM
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Originally posted by LurkerDan
What, are you guys on drugs?!?!? Oh, wait...
But seriously, how could any discussion of psychedelic songs not include the Dead? Geez, they were a psychedelic BAND, after all. Although not my favorite, Darkstar would have to be up there. Perhaps the Other One, too...
What, are you guys on drugs?!?!? Oh, wait...
But seriously, how could any discussion of psychedelic songs not include the Dead? Geez, they were a psychedelic BAND, after all. Although not my favorite, Darkstar would have to be up there. Perhaps the Other One, too...
But I will make the claim that Beatles' "Tomorrow Never Knows" and Byrds' "Eight Miles High" paved the psychedelic road for everybody else (although Kinks' "See My Friends", done in 1965, might be a strong contender as well). But feel free to disagree, 'cause I'm not as smart as I let on...
