Split is easily one of the best hard rock albums of the 1970s, never mind one of the Groundhogs best. Try also "Thank Christ for the Bomb" - there aren't any "Cherry Reds" on it, but it's unholy noise at its very best :D

Also try The Pink Fairies "Kings of Oblivion".

Tomorrow I have to give me Music History class a 15minute presentation on Psychedelic music and drugs affect on it. And ideas of a good music video to play afterwords for everyone??

Some obvious choices, but they were best at Music Videos:

This is a fucking brilliant thread, and I'd have to be a complete idiot to not subscribe to it. Reading through this I found sixteen psychedelic bands I didn't know of before, all of which I liked. Thank you Music Banter. =)

I've hotlinked mojo and 9's reviews in the index that can be found in the first post of the thread...

just a note to say if you write a review it will be archived providing a reasonable amount of effort has gone into the layout (i.e. a heading) and it's more than a few lines long. A picture and/or youtube vid/streaming sample of the album in question is encouraged too I guess.

For some reason I just found this thread, I've been itching to get into 60s psych stuff but didn't know where to start. I guess this thread should just about take care of it. I haven't heard anything from at least 90% of the bands in here. I may have a few albums of my own to add though, I'll look through and see if anything's worth mentioning. Great thread, thanks molecules!

http://www.musicbanter.com/members/g...sottobrero.jpg this is a really good physc album, recommend!!!!!

You have a link?

Thread needs more Love

Nuggets is all over the interwebs, just googleblog it's impossible to miss. Review here. This site is also rammed with the Nuggets box sets, the original '72 Lenny Kaye compilation comprises the first disc of the 1998 box, that's the place to start