RCA version gives me that same primordial feeling that Dirt and New Dawn Fades give me zenith only maybe Kingdom Of Heaven topping it for this year

KOH gives me that primordial feel AND that spiritual biblical dread

@Koala do you feel it broski :ohno: I think you'll like how these southern boys go in.

Actual jams are pretty sporadic up to this point but there are some amazing gems. I think they actually took control of songwriting duties from this point on and got more consistent.

might be the most basic choice but for my favorite 66 Elevators cut I gotta go with You're Gonna Miss Me. energy is just f***ing legendary. the fact that it came out in January 66

Roller Coaster a close 2nd for being a contender for song that most sums up the psychedelic experience

im planning to go into a bit of a psych phase soon, been too long since i listened to the elevators albums

either “that’s life” by sinatra or “eleanor rigby”

Almost done my revisit right now and strongly considering giving album of the year to the Elevators they were not f***ing around on any track ain't no good day sunshines

Even monkey island goes

Oh yeah I finally uploaded that The David psych album you sent me ages ago guess I'll wait till we're on 67 though

i love monkey island, the lyrics are great

living on monkey island pretending to be a monkey too relatable psychedelic realization

im about to peep like 15 potential 1966 gems and will report back later

Staying up late? I microsomed some LSD so hit me up asap playin some of these rekkids atm

Holy sheit does this sound better on rekkid pretty my digital version is mono too but the record sounds so much more dynamic

Splash 1

You start to serve,
The downward curve,
That catches up your fears.
Each thing you do,
Comes home to you,
And pounds inside your ears.
Your start to fight against the night,
That screams inside your mind.
When something black it answers back,
And grabs you from behind!

Reverberation

We didn't even discuss this one for 1965 did we

the itinerary, you recognize any?

gotta love those garage band names

i appreciate its historical place more than i enjoy it

Kim Fowley was on Freak Out btw with some backing vocals

also finding out for the first time now that Dr. John and Paul Butterfield were also on it

Didn't know

Can you tell who this proteau is without looking

youtu.be/vIm8C_JTQrE

great scuzzy one from Maine with a great guitar solo

i spoiled it for myself seeing the title, thought it would be some embryonic different titled band

Man how the hell did we miss this last year they recorded a whole demo

Also when you take into account that the rca version was recorded in December 1965 and the Byrds were actually doing acid unlike The Yardbirds or Kinks with their breakthroughs I would give 8MH probably the first real psychedelic rock song. and the rca version truly feels like the big bang that the song really was.

such an amazing song

scuzzy

nope

just found this one from april godddamm

pretty nice

checc these canadians (quebec tho)

bluesy :datass:

better not forget this classic