Your favourite Psych/Space Prog albums?

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Posted: March 14 2022 at 13:57

Good Stuff in here- lot to listen to. PF- Meddle (Just for echoes sake)

My band's space rock track:

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Posted: February 11 2022 at 21:14

Can- Future Days
Can- Soon Over Babaluma
Hawkwind- In Search Of Space
Gong- You
Popol Vuh- In The Gardens Of Pharao
Guru, Guru Mani Und Seine Freunde
Omega- Ejszaka Orszagut
Simon House- Spiral Galaxy Revisited
Dave Brock- Earthed To The Ground
Man- Back Into The Future
Pink Floyd- Ummagumma
Pink Floyd- Relics
Godley & Creme- Consequences
Beaver And Krause- In A Wild Sanctuary
Vangelis- Earth
Jose Luis Fernandez Ledesma- Al Filo
Can- Unlimited Edition
Amon Duul II- Dance Of Lemmings
Hawkwind- Church Of Hawkwind
Hawkwind- Warrior On The Edge Of Time

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Posted: February 11 2022 at 09:15

Would anybody else like to tell about their favourite Psych/Space albums?

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Posted: January 27 2022 at 10:09

My top 3 right now are:
Pink Floyd - DSotM
A classic classic album with a perfect flow to it. Side A is like a little suite and it's just delish.
Pulsar - Strands of the Future
A perfect blend between Symphonic and Space prog. Stunning mellotron and acoustic guitar interplay.
Eloy - Ocean
Another great mix of Symphonic and Space sorta flavors. The synth solos are out of this world.

I also really love Legacy by Hypnos 69 though to me it's a Heavy Prog album with sax, incorrectly labeled as Psych/Space.

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Posted: January 27 2022 at 09:12

Nektar's first two albums.

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Posted: January 26 2022 at 15:41

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and welcome to you in this thread, as well, mellotronwave

It can look like this is one of your favourite sub-genres?

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Posted: January 26 2022 at 15:18

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Posted: January 26 2022 at 14:14

and welcome to you in this thread, as well, mellotronwave

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Posted: January 26 2022 at 14:07

Lot of :
HAWKWIND : Warrior on the edge of time
OZRIC TENTACLES : Jurassic shift
PINK FLOYD : Ummaguma
THE Beatles : Revolver
JIMI HENDRIX : Are you experienced ?
TAME IMPALA : Lonerism
Van Der Graaf Generator : Aerosol grey machine
KRAFTWERk : Autobahn
TANGERINE DREAM : Ricochet
MY BROTHER THE WIND : I wash my soul in the stream of infinity
OZRIC TENTACLES : Erpland
PINK FLOYD : A saucerful of secrets
STEVE HILLAGE : Green
QUANTUM FANTAY : Ugisiunsi
HYPNOS 69 : Legacy
and a lot more old and new

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Posted: January 26 2022 at 08:12

Hi,

I wish I could list stuff in this thread, but I can't.

For me a lot of this music is not just stone eyed crazy stuff that we listen to when we're high. Almost all the material listed here was already "post drug" days, which were not that many for me, although I had my share, but AD2 was not "psychedelic" for me, anymore than Bob Dylan. I think the "translation" of the wording is what made it tough and weird, and the band took advantage of it. But in the middle of it the music was serious, thought out and played well.

Weird for me, that folks think of Hawkwind as stoned stuff, specially as one member went on about it, and helped put together 2 great pieces to discuss it in one album ... "Reefer Madness" and "Steppenwolf" ... both pretty much about the same thing as here, but in words that made it look like the dope changed things for us, when it was our minds that could not understand what it saw and what was in front of us.

Almost all of the stuff listed is not psychedelic for me, and that was one drug I enjoyed a lot, and listened to a lot of music on it, but I can tell you that a lot of the music did not sound better on it ... in fact, many bands sounded way worse. But, from a thinking perception, many of those bands made sense, and sometimes I think we're making fun of that sense. Which for me, is bizarre.

There are few albums that are (likely) truly psychedelic ... the ability to put those albums together can not be done in that state, and organize all the elements within it, and it did not take long for many bands to realize that! Even the Beatles.

"Space" this and that was misleading, mostly because of its title, not because of its idealism, and to me that is cheating. The only "space prog" is the one that lives inside your head, and is not real yet, because you have not brought it down to reality!

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Posted: January 26 2022 at 05:59

BaldJean wrote:

I could name many more; it is one of my favorite genres. many so-called "proto prog" albums are in that vein too, and we have quite a collection of psychedelic albums from the 60s. I didn't name any of them because many are not listed in the archives, and I am not in the mood of finding out which ones are in it

very fine, thank you Smile

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Posted: January 26 2022 at 05:26

I think some Krautrock albums are definitely in this vein too, so I will include them.

Amon Düül II - Tanz der Lemminge

Christian Boulé - Photo Musik (yes, with a "k")

Hawkwind - Warrior on the Edge of Time

Nik Turner - Xitintoday

Gong - You. actually the whole hexalogy (not trilogy) - Flying Teapot, Angels Egg, You, Shapeshifter, Zero to Infinity and 2032 - is excellent

Brainticket - Cottonwoodhill

Steve Hillage - Green. my favorite Hillage album

Guru Guru - Känguru

Space Explosion - Space Explosion

Between - And the Waters Opened

Orange Peel - Orange Peel

Jane - Between Heaven and Hell

Eloy - Inside

Pink Floyd - Meddle

Yatha Sidhra - A Meditation Mass

I could name many more; it is one of my favorite genres. many so-called "proto prog" albums are in that vein too, and we have quite a collection of psychedelic albums from the 60s. I didn't name any of them because many are not listed in the archives, and I am not in the mood of finding out which ones are in it

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Posted: January 26 2022 at 05:19

Psychedelic Paul wrote:

So far, I've barely explored the intergalactic neighbourhood of Space Rock. I'm still on the letter "A" at the moment. Nuke

Okay, while I was quite sure to see some favourites from you here. Tongue

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Posted: January 26 2022 at 05:04

So far, I've barely explored the intergalactic neighbourhood of Space Rock. I'm still on the letter "A" at the moment. Nuke

1976: Absolute Elsewhere - In Search of Ancient Gods - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wu-hm5uQNZg

1972: Agitation Free - Malesch - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mLZ0fS0X7zf4lVr2BOq4st6M9nKkXqjik

1973: Agitation Free - 2nd - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8a8cutYP7fpXbxTydwdlp0ZHebK7v2TA

1998: Agitation Free - At the Cliffs of River Rhine (Recorded Live in 1974) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_t_MEXiIHY

2007: Agitation Free - Shibuya Nights: Live in Tokyo - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nmV8b19Ez9Eom6a4y8efkxy2BWpGpSKb4

1973: Arthur Brown's Kingdom Come - Journey - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiNqq_Jm9dh9D2nyv_nwNqcaMmkMGeHWx

1969: Arzachel - Arzachel - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRW8bkl33yU

2000: Ash Ra Tempel - Friendship (with Klaus Schulze) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-UvObqiyVg

1977: Ashra - New Age of Earth - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_n_kR6-2IslcPoE-8P5hDGtScWiNl2SqZQ

1978: Ashra - Blackouts - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kAVcQrpCloD_WFLvbJp6wcppj2HrRiVE4

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Posted: January 26 2022 at 04:41

Would anybody else like to tell about their favourite Psych/Space Prog albums?

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Posted: January 22 2022 at 03:45

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This is not a sub-genre I have much interest or tolerance for.

Well, we have all our non-favourite sub-genres, and this one looks in general to be one of the less popular among the active PA members.

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Posted: January 19 2022 at 14:34

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Älgarnas Trädgård - Framtiden är ett svävande skepp..

I find this one certainly a great work.

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Posted: January 19 2022 at 14:05

^ Gong's You Trilogy is great, I recently listened to all three, a little marathon, had a lot of fun! Tongue

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