Psychedelicatessen

C.A. QUINTET      Hell's fire and funeral pyres? No, Trip Thru' Hell is more like church spires and heavenly choirs! C.A. Quintet were a mysterious band from the twin cities of Minneapolis/St.Paul, having sold less than 500 copies of their original unique-sounding album back in the late sixties. This ultra-rare album has since become the "Holy Grail" amongst serious collectors of obscure sixties psychedelia, no doubt selling for a king's ransom now. 

I don't know if has already been posted:

BULBOUS CREATION      Somewhere deep in the heart of Kansas, there's something brewing in the unassuming suburb of Prairie Village.... You Won't Remember Dying and you may not remember this album either, but if you like heavy, mind-bending psychedelia wrapped up in a jabberwocky full of surreal lyrics and gratuitous guitar solos, then you've come to the right place. 

BRUSH!?       A zany Japanese psych outfit with some members going on to form Flied Egg - which goes well together with flied lice.  

 1971: Brush!? - Brush!? - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEddtzFbXSg

BRIGG      An obscure band from the town of Danville, Pennsylvania, who recorded one self-titled album on the equally obscure Susquehanna label. Brigg's independently-spirited band members said their album wasn't created for commercial gain, which is just as well, bearing in mind its limited pressing quickly disappeared without trace. although, in common with many albums buried deep in the psychedelic underground from over half a century ago, it's now been unearthed and given a well-deserved new lease of life on the Internet. 

 1973: Brigg - Brigg - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6g4R6bduWSU

Brigg - New Found Rain (from a new found band) 

BREAKTHRU      A Brummie band who never quite managed to get their big breakthrough, having last been seen trying to navigate their way around Birmingham's Spaghetti Junction on Adventure's Highway - better-known to us all as the Aston Expressway. 

Grieg Lake - The Story of Peer Gynt  

BRASS MONKEY     It's brass monkey weather outside today, so why not stay inside and keep warm with the psychedelic sounds of Brass Monkey, an album of cover versions to listen to under the covers. 

Some say, the enormous cost of running a gas boiler to keep warm at today's prices is a bit like burning money, so let's find out with the Top Gear Team in their latest challenge. 

BOW STREET RUNNERS     A fuzz, acid and flowers band from Fayetteville in North Carolina, nicknamed after London's original Metropolitan Police Force, established in 1749. The  Bow Street Runners are a force to be reckoned with too, having produced a memorable psychedelicized masterpiece of all-original songs, complete with an LSD-inspired album cover which could only have come from the late-1960's flower-power hippy counter-culture. Yeah, far out dudes!