Psychedelic and prog rock

[Denis]

I realize neither of these genres are for everyone, but I've been digging around on YouTube looking for Golden Earring stuff and have run across some nifty stuff.
None of them I've heard of but some of them are pretty enjoyable.

This one from a band called Please is pretty good. Whoever is posting this stuff on YouTube takes some time about providing album information.



1. We Aim To Please - 00:00
2. No More White Horses -02:56
3. Paper Anne - 06:22
4. Seaweed -09:41
5. Break The Spell -14:55
6. Strange Ways - 18:17
7. Man With No Name -21:43
8. Watching -25:15
9. You're Still Waiting - 27:30
10.Breakthrough -29:40
11.The Story -33:08
12.Folder Man - 35:36
Music and lyrics by Peter Dunton

Please
*Peter Dunton - Drums, Vocals Except Tracks 3,4,7,12
*Bernard Jinks - Bass
*Nick Spenser - Guitars
*Jurgen Ermish - Organ
*Robin Hunt - Flute, Vocals Tracks 3,4,7,12
*Rod Harrison - Guitar On Tracks 2, 4, 7, 12

[gweimer]

[gweimer]

I like these guys a lot.  Newer band, and I can hear the hints of early Genesis and Peter Gabriel in there.

[gweimer]

Chicago's own Trillion.  I went to high school with the drummer, and keyboardist Pat Leonard was the musical director for Madonna when she hit.

[saltymonkey]

Parson Sound. Swedish Psyche from 67-68. One of my favorite discoveries in a record store a few years ago. It's firmly on the Phsychedlic side of those two genres. It's out there but way way ahead of it's time.

[Highlander]

[Pekka]

Field Music is my fav current band that could be labelled as prog (they probably don't like the label but find me an artist who does like any label!). I can hear 10CC, Genesis, Yes, XTC and Kate Bush in their music and probably the best album they have made was Peter Brewis' soloproject "The Week That Was" that was released in 2008.

[4stringer77]

Lots of things you could post here, Chambers bros. (time has come today), Pink Floyd, Jefferson Airplane and so on, but this is still one of my favorite all time trippy albums.

[gweimer]

You guys know by now that I can't let this go without some Deerhoof...

[saltymonkey]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hsp-C6mQGo&list=FLqRZ268Ck3FxrpJwaPKMIoA&index=3

[saltymonkey]

I saw Gentle Giant a couple of times in the 70s and they were an amazing live band. They were so tight and all multi instrumentalists. Really high quality footage here from The Missing Piece tour.

[Denis]

Here's a good one: Christopher, from 1969.

[Dave W]

You won't find me posting any prog, but here's my favorite psychedelic gem.

[gweimer]

Well as long as we're going there...

[gweimer]