60’s garage-psych bands, who do you love?

In the USA I've gotta go with Nazz.  On the British side I'd have to say The Move.

In small doses, Moby Grape - who were going to be THE GROUP TO WATCH, but Alexander Skip Spence liked his chemicals too much. Great Society,  HP Lovecraft.  However, there is the call for garage/psychedelia - so checking out my Pebbles compilations, I have this perverse enjoyment of Randy Alvey & The Green Fuz - their (Here Comes The) Green Fuzz single is so bad, it is good - and somebody tells me it was covered by The Tubes??.

The Allman Brothers band were the Allman Joys before they were the Hourglass.  The Allman Joys mostly did covers of great Yardbirds tunes.  Got to love the Yardbirds for helping create psyche.

jammun wrote: In additional two the original Nuggets set and Nuggets II, there's an interesting Children of Nuggets set (Original Artyfacts from the Second Psychedelic Era (1976-1996)).  Among the bands represented (I'm picking some of the more well know) are:  Duke of Stratosphear, Bangles, Smithereens, Posies, and so on.    Can't forget to mention that ultimate garage band song, "Louie Louie"!

A B Negative wrote: Some of my favourites: The Other Half - Mr Pharmacist Randy Alvey & The Green Fuz - Green Fuz The Seeds - Pushin' Too Hard Chocolate Watchband - Don't Need Your Lovin' Love - Seven and Seven Is 13th Floor Elevators - You're Gonna Miss Me

I'm not alone with Randy Alvey - somebody tells me the Tubes covered that tune.

I bought the first Love compilation LP in the late70's/early 80's, compiled by one of the best rock writers of the time John Tobler. John, who seemed to have some clout, insisted Elektra Records married 7 & 7, with the track Is 14 - as apparently Arthur Lee wanted originally. So ever since getting that album I can't hear 7 & 7 without its coda - perversely  spread over two of the Love's remastered albums

I'm a huge fan of psychedelic music of the 60's. I mostly listen to The Beatles, but I know some great songs by Jefferson Airplane, Donovan etc.. I also like The Doors and Jimi Hendrix. Not to mention the psychedelic songs by Pink Floyd (Arnold Layne, See Emily Play etc).

But one of the best psychedelic bands that I've heard is STRAWBERRY ALARM CLOCK. They are mostly known for their hit Incense And Peppermints (which is also the title of their first album as well as their compilation album), but they also have many other great songs.

I would definitely like to buy their first album, but I can't find it anywhere! The only album I can find is their compilation album, and I'm not interested in that.
Does ANYONE know where I can buy the debut album of Strawberry Alarm Clock (on CD)?

Roskisdyykkari wrote: I'm a huge fan of psychedelic music of the 60's. I mostly listen to The Beatles, but I know some great songs by Jefferson Airplane, Donovan etc.. I also like The Doors and Jimi Hendrix. Not to mention the psychedelic songs by Pink Floyd (Arnold Layne, See Emily Play etc). But one of the best psychedelic bands that I've heard is STRAWBERRY ALARM CLOCK. They are mostly known for their hit Incense And Peppermints (which is also the title of their first album as well as their compilation album), but they also have many other great songs. I would definitely like to buy their first album, but I can't find it anywhere! The only album I can find is their compilation album, and I'm not interested in that. Does ANYONE know where I can buy the debut album of Strawberry Alarm Clock (on CD)?