maybe i called him the singular psych goat or something

No

Probably the most cataclysmic recording of 1966 that almost nobody heard Jeff Beck pinched the Whos maniac drummer Keith Moon and half of future led Zeppelin members Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones with the general British Invasion wunderkind Nicky Hopkins on piano and formed the second supergroup to record this instrumental monster predicts Hendrix with its astral travelling guitar solo and heavy metal with its bridge that 180s into absolutely pulverizing riffage worth reading the whole Wikipedia page on its creation

first time hearing this, f***ing great

I've posted it a million times don't know how you missed every time

I know it wasn't this because I was surprised you didn't name Zappa who obviously isn't psych

Also you don't even remember claiming that Lou Reed outperformed Jeff Beck in 1966 so don't even @ me about my stoner memory

nah f*** it, i might have been right with the Lou Reed one

Even aside from the Yardbirds you had Becks Bolero alone if any of the Velvets harder songs came out in '66 then I would accept the debate but they didn't so I dont

Come hop on p****

VU and Nico was recorded in 1966 though

definitely good vibrations

Eight Miles High was recorded in '65 but I wasn't about to bring it up for that year

i mean i didnt bring up the Reed vs. Beck 1966 debate ITT lol

i rly like taxman & love you to as well

SHUT UP

throwing on Freak Out! on hour 12 of work

F***in guy was really letting these poor idiots that were just trying to get laid have it forgot how 50s this thing is

lowkey i think some of the lyrics on that album are more serious than they seem. pretty sure FZ said at one point that his divorce was responsible for the album. lot of it kinda feels like mix of bs satire and slightly genuine/related

I hear it on I'm Not Satisfied

how could i be such a fool

Good Vibrations, Tomorrow Never Knows, or Sad-Eyed Lady of the Lowlands are definitely in my top 3

same as how What's A Matter Baby would up in the very top ranking of my '65 list, there's something very special about this song that I can't quite put my finger on but it's another personal favourite of all time