God-tier psych rock albums
God-tier psych rock albums
Jaxon Lopez
Michael Barnes
Dominic Morales
Is there anything this man CAN'T do?
Nathaniel Brown
be alive beyond jan 2016
Henry Wright
eh
Noah Myers
eh
Nolan Morales
Ya didn't have to go there....
NO YOU'RE 'EH'!
Asher Edwards
Jonestown Massacres psych stuff is great
Andrew Hughes
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Aaron Campbell
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Dominic Myers
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Christian Gray
eh
Kevin Reyes
eh
Matthew Sullivan
> XTC
> psych rock
eh
Dominic Gomez
>jug
>good
eh
Benjamin Rogers
...
Daniel Myers
Fight cancer
Nicholas Jenkins
eh
Wyatt Nelson
...
Angel Ross
...Why ya gotta kill my vibe?
Jaxson Bailey
eh
Lucas Torres
Parson Sound makes this sound like the Beach Boys
Sebastian Perry
eh
Lincoln Adams
...
Blake James
Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band
Lincoln Brown
title track to this album is GOAT
if any of you scrublords have ever smoked DMT then you'll know
Kevin Cook
too bad that album is forgettable and no body gives a shit, unlike the beach boys
Hudson Hall
peyote is way more intense than dmt
Nathan Brown
Too obvious of a choice.
Isaiah Diaz
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Jackson Davis
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Justin Brown
I like The Beach Boys, I'm just saying
James Jenkins
if you like flying and or blue jay way, heres a whole album like them
Adrian Anderson
easily one of my favorites
I figured this would be posted before lonerism
Ryder Allen
I stole this album from aeroplane it's so good
youtube.com
Ryder Russell
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Tyler Diaz
This is probably the album that got me into psychedelic music (outside of obvious singles you hear on oldies/classic rock radio).
Joshua Cox
9/10
Agreed, best thing britain ever produced musically
6/10
Eh, they're a really good band, although too nostalgic/retro. Can't really compare with the originals from the 60s.
no
hi scariffo
6/10
Too zen/sleepy for a God-tier psych album.
8/10
8/10
One of the comfiest things I've ever heard.
Classic
Chase Butler
Just stopping by to give your taste a 8/10
Asher Bennett
I can't tell if the no is to my question or you're saying my pick wasn't a psych album.
It could be either.
William Young
Why does it matter that Tame Impala takes their inspiration from earlier artists? Why does that make them lesser? If they had released Innerspeaker or Lonerism in the '60's would you like them more?
Bentley Rodriguez
I loved Rolled Gold
Elijah Ward
Because some (most) of their songs copypaste Shamelessly from the masters of the 60s for me.
It's just doesn't feel 100% honest and original since its highly derivative from what the bands of 60 years ago were trying to say. Making an original sound gives much more credit since you took the effort to create your own language instead of mere quoting/copying what other bands made.
Doesn't even bother you to listen to something like this youtube.com
For me Tame Impala is to psychedelic what Socotra is to grunge. Déjà-vu
Matthew Morris
I understand what you're saying but I think it's important to look beyond the surface similarities and examine what makes one artist different from another. I appreciate Tame Impala's ability to adapt classic '60's psych tropes into the format of modern rock. I'm not gonna say they're doing anything mind-blowingly innovative but they've certainly updated a really dated sound.
Also, I'm not the dude that posted either of the TE albums, if that matters to you.
James Brown
this counts
Asher Taylor
Uh, that's why i give a 6/10 and said they still were really good (besides sounding like the Beatles mixed by Todd Rundgren)
I guess, Cicatriz is very psychedelic for me desu
Henry Cruz
Gotcha. I wasn't trying to imply that you didn't appreciate them or anything. I guess I wanted to know more about your opinion. Sorry if it came off as defensive.
Nathan Murphy
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Brayden Wright
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Sebastian Nguyen
speaking of early pink floyd, is there a torrent of all the shit of the early years collection ?
69 - 72 is the best thing they did and listening to bootleg live is amazing, this pack is everything I ever wanted but it is priced at ten times what it should be worth.
Gavin Brooks
What's a good "recent" psych band that doesn't try to copy old stuff mindlessly? I'd be really surprises if it exists.
Nicholas Bennett
Tame Impala
Jacob Nelson
>Must be played in the dark
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Liam Martin
Does it have to be psych rock? Not sure rn im too tired
Gabriel Powell
Thanks user this is amazing
Landon Edwards
Still don't get why this is so hated on here.
Caleb Martin
Oh, yes!
James Parker
This
Nolan Foster
I recently realized the Deatg Grips sample from this; mind blown
Nolan Sanders
Early Tangerine Dream is criminally underrated.
Jonathan Scott
Mono version is best. If you haven't heard it in mono then you really haven't heard PATGOD.