What is the most psychedelic prog?

Gong has been mentioned previously but may I suggest that their meisterwerk 'Camembert Electric' is best enjoyed while in a nice hot bath with a glass of good wine and a cheese and pickle sandwich

Has anybody mentioned 'An Electric Storm' by White Noise yet?

Yep, White Noise's 'Electric Storm' was mentioned, and a great album it is too! The 2nd White Noise album is pretty tripped out but has lots of cheesy moments too, which might dilute its value for some... I like it, though. The 3rd one has its moments, too.

Not sure if I mentioned the first 2 Clearlight albums, 'Symphony' and 'Forever Blowing Bubbles'... the first features musicians from Gong and Lard Free! The Clearlight-related Delired Chamaeleon Family album is pretty cool too.

Re: where do we get our stuff? I scour record shops whenever I can, but in Australia it's pretty hard to find much of the rarer and obscure stuff [unless you're lucky, or you're prepared to part with lots of money]. Even Australian prog is mostly pretty rare here on vinyl, with the exception of Sebastian Hardie and Windchase albums, which are pretty easy to find for a reasonable price [don't like 'em much, myself]. I don't go to record fairs much because I hate that feeling of racing through to find the gold before someone beats you to it. It seems a lot of the best stuff often gets traded between the dealers, anyway, so there's a lot of great stuff at such fairs that the customers never get a chance at. On the rare occasion I get to another country I certainly spend most of my time in record shops - I got my copy of Achim Reichel's 'Die Grune Reise' in Amsterdam for 40 euros. A friend who used to work at a record shop got his hands on a copy of 'Ehrolung' [another example of the customers never seeing the best stuff that comes through - unless you're friends with the staff]. It's a big shame that there are no official CD reissues of any of the classic early Achim Reichel or A.R. & Machines albums. There are bootlegs of all but Echo, but they're pretty hard to find these days. I imagine if I started looking 10 or 15 years ago, it might have been easier!

In the end, though, most of the stuff in my collection I've had to order from overseas, or I've taped rare LP's from friends. Ultima Thule have served very well in much of my purchasing! Record Heaven in Sweden is also pretty good, and I've gotten some hard to find CD's from Doug Larson Imports.

Lomboklombok- A german friend on SoulSeek has Die grune Reise by A.R & Machines and am listening to it now and i like  its surprisingly acoustic in places. But some crazy stuff going on in there too!!!!

Dick - Not sure if their are any specialist CD stores in Prague i never got the chance to look  which is a shame because everything is incredibly cheap there! I was forced to look at all those darn touristy places. heh

Hairy's Toenail- I agree with that you all the dealers at Record Fairs do trade the best stuff before they open but i have a friend that a dealer  too.