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"The Brian Jonestown Massacre are probably best known for their leader Anton Newcombe’s incendiary persona, as captured in the controversial 2004 rockumentary Dig! - which won the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance - but what isn’t known is the truth behind the making of the film, or the true story of the band since their formation in early 1990s San Francisco. Until now.

Writer, actor, and musician Jesse Valencia spent ten years uncovering the mysteries of the band and the film, during which time he has traveled from San Francisco to Denver, Portland to Tucson, and beyond, gathering pieces of the band’s history and putting them together, clue by clue, until he found it.

Presented as a personal narrative and compiled from hundreds of sources and interviews with key members of The Brian Jonestown Massacre - including Joel Gion, Rick Maymi, Frankie Emerson, Jeff Davies, Dean Taylor, Miranda Lee Richards, and Peter Hayes - as well as members of The Dandy Warhols, Dig! director Ondi Timoner, and countless other figures from both the film and from the band’s greater history, Keep Music Evil is the definitive work on the band and their enigmatic leader.

Keep Music Evil also tells the stories of the creation of every album the band have released during their three-decade career, offering insight in Anton and his collaborators’ working methods, and provides an in-depth look at the making of Dig!, giving deeper context to the events as portrayed, correcting misinformation, and deconstructing the film as a whole. It also features rare, candid, and never-before-seen photographs of the band from throughout their career."

I made a compilation record for you guys comprising the tracks on high rotation for me this week. Includes two tracks I discovered here and subsequently purchased, so think of this as a virtual cassette :)

I took care with the id3 tags so it won't scatter to the four corners of your carefully organized iTunes library. While there may be some obvious and "popular" choices on here, you may find a nugget or two that might inspire you to pick up the record.

The link to get it from dropbox: https://www.dropbox.com/s/axjqex0565f9tia/Psych%20II.zip

Here is the tracklist:

1. Ask Seek Knock – Dead Skeletons

2. Sudden Foot Loss – Broken Social Scene

3. Fine Flow – The Entrance Band

4. Witchcraft – Witchcraft

5. Feels Like We Only Go Backwards -- Tame Impala

6. Takes You Back – Underground Lovers

7. Zoned – Moon Duo

8. I Follow You – Melody’s Echo Chamber

9. Gloomy Reflections – Shinki Chen

10. To Coyoto to Hop – Stag Hare

11. As I Walked Out – Amps for Christ

12. Ain’t Got Nothing (To Go Wrong) – Dead Meadow

Let me know what you guys reckon.

Okay so here we go with another cranking mix of psych rock, some tracks aged like a fine wine or a vintage cheese, others fresh and piping hot out of the oven. I hope you will enjoy listening as much I enjoyed cooking it up.

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1. Colour Haze – Circles

2. CAN – Shikaku Maru Ten

3. Psychic Ills – Another Day Another Night

4. Secret Colours – Get To The Sun

5. Pond – Sitting Up On My Crane

6. In a Cloud – Moon Duo

7. Electric Moon – The Pop Art Incident

8. Asteroid #4 – The Admiral’s Address

9. The Jesus and Mary Chain – Good for My Soul

10. The Tengoku Batake Japon – Karomi No Step

11. Polska Radio One – Bonra (Album Version)

12. Shacklock Meth Party – Gag

13. Thurston Moore – Foreverrmore

14. David Kilgour & The Heavy Eights – Down the Tubes

15. YOSHINO – Sun and Moon

16. Eternal Tapestry – Karma Repair Kit

17. Spiritualized – 200 Bars

It's gotta be pretty bad. Looks liek consistent thunderstorms and flood warnings.

https://weather.com/weather/today/l/Dallas+TX+USTX0327:1:US

edit: Austin: http://www.accuweather.com/en/us/austin-tx/78701/weather-forecast/351193

Well in that case, there was a compilation put out back in 2006 by Kemando Records called "Invaders" that highlighted a bunch of unknown bands that have since gone on to have great success. There is a track on there, "By the Mark", from a band called Danava that I fell in love with. Its pretty spacey, progy, heavier psych but wicked nevertheless.

This Myspace link is the best I could find.

Here's the comps wiki.

If you like it, include it. If not, no hard feelings. Cool idea, btw.

I don't have much to contribute but I googled "raga rock" and found a playlist curated by David Byrne (whom I admire greatly). Looks like he does a monthly themed playlist... I know what I'm listening to for the next few hours.

Here's Byrne's playlists: https://www.mixcloud.com/todomundo/ the raga rock one is June 2014, just scroll down.

Just the one. Well...technically...there is one other but that album ended up being half of the self titled album.

he started out as a man with a cassette... https://www.discogs.com/Morgan-Delt-Psychic-Death-Hole/release/4577439 who got approached to turn that into an album with trouble in mind records, who then got picked up by Sub Pop for this new one. Dream journey!

Howlin' Wolf came out with an album in 1969 called "This Is Howlin' Wolf's New Album". The album cover is great. It talks about how even Howlin' Wolf didn't like that album (the critics seemed to agree with Howlin'). This album contains psychedelic takes on several of his standards, including "Spoonful" and "Evil".

I love the album, even though allmusic, Howlin' Wolf, and almost everyone else does not.

http://www.allmusic.com/album/this-is-howlin-wolfs-new-album-mw0000546845

Hi everyone. Here is a mixtape I made containing some tracks that were recommended to me over the course of a few months here at r/psychedelicrock. I added some of my own faves (no tame impala or dead meadow or dead skeletons, let's assume everyone knows and loves them already) and it's a pretty sweet primer for those looking for some new music.

All tracks are high quality, and meta data is fixed so the album won't scatter thither and yon thru your itunes.

Here's the tracklist:

Panic in Babylon -- Brian Jonestown Massacre

Just Do It -- The Bats

Fall -- Darker My Love

Nothing's Going to Happen -- David Kilgour (ex The Clean)

Fuzz -- Fuzz's Fourth Dream

Dark Eyes -- Crystal Stilts

Coming Down the Stairs -- Endless Boogie

Hang a Picture -- Thee Oh Sees

Torbjorn Abelli -- My Brother the Wind

Tell Me What's Inside Your Heart -- Ty Segall Band

99 -- Follakzoid

And here's the link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/cixfhtslfnee9au/Psych%20Stage%20III.zip

Thanks man. I got a few instrumental jams with that instrument streaming at

https://thedanburylie.bandcamp.com/album/boo-zoo-key

or on Spotify at

https://tinyurl.com/y7l2utmk

Check em out if you can!

Glad you liked it. I wish I had the time to upload this in a less restricted plataform, since I know that Spotify is not an option for everyone, however you can use this playlist converter so you can import it on another plataform: https://soundiiz.com/

Cheers and thanks for the feedback!

Okay, here's a link to vol II and Vol I, spam filter gods willing:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/axjqex0565f9tia/Psych%20II.zip

And the tracklisting on that is:

Ask Seek Knock -- The Dead Skeletons

Sudden Foot Loss -- Broken Social Scene

Fine Flow -- The Entrance Band

Witchcraft -- Witchcraft

Feels Like We Only Go Backwards -- Tame Impala

Takes You Back -- The Underground Lovers

Zoned -- Moon Duo

I Follow You -- Melody's Echo Chamber

Gloomy Reflections -- Shinki Chen

To Coyoto to Hop -- Stag Hare

As I Walked Out -- Amps for Christ

Ain't Got Nothing to Go Wrong -- Dead Meadow.

Like I said, it's supposed to be a primer for newcomers to psych music, so forgive some obvious choices. Vol 1 "Psych Out" has some repeat offenders as well as some more stuff from yesteryear.

Here's the link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/2kckyyl5km9ki50/Psych%20Out.zip

Tracks:

Smokin' Figs in the Yard -- Endless Boogie

The 15th -- Wire

Lord Bateman (Child #53) -- Amps for Christ

白い目覚め -- Les Rallizes Denudes

Strings of Nashville -- Pavement

Fuzzy Reactor -- Boris with Michio Kurihara

Gethsemane (edit) -- Om

Urban Guerilla -- Hawkwind

I've Got Some Happiness -- Leland

Fire Eyes -- Index

Fallin' -- Wooden Shjips

Elephant -- Tame Impala

The Blackest Medicine -- Spectre Folk

I hope you enjoy them all, my friends.

Hi everyone. I am always on the lookout for the next band that is going to blow my mind, and like most people here, I get a kick out of making playlists of music and trying to pare it down over a week or two into something that will fit on one CD. Which I then use in my car.

I think most people come here to find new stuff to listen to as well as share their enjoyment with others. So in the spirit of this, here's a link to a recent compilation I made. All tracks are high quality, and meta data is fixed so the album won't scatter thither and yon thru your itunes.

Here's the tracklist:

1. Panic in Babylon -- Brian Jonestown Massacre

2. Just Do It -- The Bats

3. Fall -- Darker My Love

4. Nothing's Going to Happen -- David Kilgour (ex The Clean)

5. Fuzz -- Fuzz's Fourth Dream

6. Dark Eyes -- Crystal Stilts

7. Coming Down the Stairs -- Endless Boogie

8. Hang a Picture -- Thee Oh Sees

9. Torbjorn Abelli -- My Brother the Wind

10. Tell Me What's Inside Your Heart -- Ty Segall Band

11. 99 -- Follakzoid

And here's the link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/cixfhtslfnee9au/Psych%20Stage%20III.zip

https://www.amazon.com/SONGBOOK-LAZY-EYES/dp/B09LMN18DZ/ref=asc_df_B09LMN18DZ/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=564704734737&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=8816957350307766299&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmd...

... from the debut of Glass Prism, <em>Poe through the Glass Prism</em>. Yes, it's exactly what it sounds like, and it actually sounds pretty groovy.

I picked up something similar during record store day last year and it is a trip for sure: http://www.allmusic.com/album/pop-yeh-yeh-psychedelic-rock-from-singapore-and-malaysia-1964-1970-vol-1-mw0002464379

Its one of my favorite things to throw on when my folks come over just to see the look on their faces ;']

Unknown Mortal Orchestra's European Tour 2015 Poster. The person who made is pretty awesome.

About every compilation of African music that has the word fuzz, funk or psych in it!

The song itself is on this compilation which is on spotify.

Dear Psychonauts,

I am writing a paper on psilocybin and I need some Data to spread some awareness about the power of psychedelics. I would be very thankful if you would take this short survey and maybe send it to some of your friends. The world will become a better place if we take many small steps. I hope my paper can be one of those small steps. Thank you for considering.

https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=DQSIkWdsW0yxEjajBLZtrQAAAAAAAAAAAANAAfybqcRURVVXU0w4RDVCSjhXVlFLT05MUUMwTlJLOC4u

Dear Psychonauts,

I am writing a paper on psilocybin and I need some Data to spread some awareness about the power of psychedelics. I would be very thankful if you would take this short survey and maybe send it to some of your friends. The world will become a better place if we take many small steps. I hope my paper can be one of those small steps. Thank you for considering.

https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=DQSIkWdsW0yxEjajBLZtrQAAAAAAAAAAAANAAfybqcRURVVXU0w4RDVCSjhXVlFLT05MUUMwTlJLOC4u

This list has made me discover several great psych bands. Really recommend you to check it out. The list goes from worst to best so start at the bottom and work your way up.

I see. Maybe it is because English is not my first language, but lyrics are not very important for me. I see a voice more as an extra instrument which is able to transfer the mood or meaning of the music without actively listening to the lyrics.

As for recommendations, there was a big prog/folk/psych scene in Sweden (and Scandinavia in general I believe), of which some bands sang in English and some didn't. This compilation gives a general overview. I haven't heard the compilation myself, but I have listened to some of the artists on it and they are definitely worth a listen.

Really? Sorry about that. I actually downloaded it from here but thought a PB link would go down a bit better. I'll edit my post, thanks for bringing it to my attention.

Enjoy the album!

SEED: A Hard Science Fiction Novel

Nick Burke dreams of successfully creating the first sustainable space colony in human history. After a third failed mission on Mars, Nick returns to Earth heartbroken. But during the trip home he has an epiphany caused by a near-death experience on how to truly accomplish his dream. Nick launches a billionaire funded startup company that solves the interstellar travel problem. Transporting people in a spaceship without any people aboard. After Nick lands on his new, distant planet, he has to combat his greatest trials yet including raising children and goats while becoming a colony building survivalist.

If you're of a slightly conspiratorial bent, check out Weird Scenes Inside the Canyon, and also Gary Lachman's Turn Off Your Mind provide a paranoid-but-all-too-plausible perspective on the psychedelic heyday.

Thanks for posting this album, one it took me many listens to grow to love.

I'm currently reading John French's (Drumbo) extensive account of his time as a member of the Magic Band in the 60s and 70s, including his time working in the infamous culty Trout House.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Beefheart-Through-Magic-John-French/dp/095612125X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1426209683&amp;sr=8-1&amp;keywords=john+french+magic

John French's is more expensive (£13) than an average Kindle book, but given his nugatory income from the Beefheart enterprise, it's a small payback for all he contributed in developing, arranging, transcribing and teaching onward instrumental parts on TMR and other Beefheart albums.