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If you like older prog you would even like them. they are popular in the current indie LA scene but i think they should be looked at from prog lovers also. they combine 60's style psychedelic folk while incorporating really heavy blues based rock changes. Please check them out
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I am new to this  psychedlic folk/acid folk sub-genre..

I'd like suggestions for 2-3 albums to get me started..

Thanks in advance.
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Originally posted by genesis_pig genesis_pig wrote:

I am new to this  psychedlic folk/acid folk sub-genre..

I'd like suggestions for 2-3 albums to get me started..

Thanks in advance.

If you haven't heard them, I suggest Comus' First Utterance and Spirogyra's Bells, Boots, and Shambles.
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Originally posted by genesis_pig genesis_pig wrote:

I am new to this  psychedlic folk/acid folk sub-genre..

I'd like suggestions for 2-3 albums to get me started..

Thanks in advance.



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Last Round - Holy Modal Rounders
The Fugs - The Fugs
Have A Marijuana - David Peel and The Lower East Side

These three albums are either Folk Rock with Acid rock influences or Acid rock with Folk influences. Either way, great albums which I higly recomend.
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Originally posted by A Person A Person wrote:

Originally posted by genesis_pig genesis_pig wrote:

I am new to this  psychedlic folk/acid folk sub-genre..

I'd like suggestions for 2-3 albums to get me started..

Thanks in advance.

If you haven't heard them, I suggest Comus' First Utterance and Spirogyra's Bells, Boots, and Shambles.

Indeedy-doo!
Comus - First Utterance is a must. It is regarded as the mother of all acid/psych/prog folk albums. Then Spirogyra should be the next natural suggestion, but as someone pointed out before, St Radigunds has more acid than Bells, Boots and Shambles; however, they are both essential. Another option would be Jan Dukes de Grey's Mice and Rats in the Loft - now, I don't usually do this (i.e. recommend albums I'm not particularly fond of), but in this case I know I'm in minority regarding this album. You might find  it very enjoyable.
Then as a last recommendation, for something lighter, try Midwinter's The Waters of Sweet Sorrow.
Enjoy, and let us know what you think!
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How the heck did I miss this thread?

People who like Voice Of The Seven Woods,

Check out Voices Of The Seven Thunders and Six Organs Of Admittance.
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Originally posted by genesis_pig genesis_pig wrote:

I am new to this  psychedlic folk/acid folk sub-genre..

I'd like suggestions for 2-3 albums to get me started..

Thanks in advance.

I'd suggest the following:
Incredible String Band - The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter (1968)
Probably the mother of all albums in this genre. 

Comus - First Utterance (1971)
PA favourite, and rightly so. Absolutely amazing record!

Clive's Original Band - Moyshe McStiff and the Tartan Lancers of the Sacred Heart (1972).
Shamefully neglected on PA, but a prime example of acid folk - it really doesn't get much better. The personal and emotional involvement displayed on this recording is really unrivalled.  I actually prefer their 1971 record "Spirit of Love" to this one. But the arrangements on Moyshe.. are a little more adventurous and diverse and thus a better example of 'acid-folk' -  Spirit of Love is more 'traditional'..


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Thanks for the suggestions..
I am definitely checking out First Utterance.. & the rest of the suggestions too..

But isn't there some sort of an essential band for this sub-genre.
I always thought that was the best way to start.

Thanks again.
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Originally posted by genesis_pig genesis_pig wrote:



But isn't there some sort of an essential band for this sub-genre.

Incredible String Band..
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Originally posted by Paravion Paravion wrote:

Originally posted by genesis_pig genesis_pig wrote:



But isn't there some sort of an essential band for this sub-genre.

Incredible String Band..


Comus Wink
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Originally posted by genesis_pig genesis_pig wrote:

Thanks for the suggestions..
I am definitely checking out First Utterance.. & the rest of the suggestions too..

But isn't there some sort of an essential band for this sub-genre.
I always thought that was the best way to start.

Thanks again.


Espers.

Also, Roy Harper
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Originally posted by June June wrote:

Originally posted by Paravion Paravion wrote:

Originally posted by genesis_pig genesis_pig wrote:



But isn't there some sort of an essential band for this sub-genre.

Incredible String Band..


Comus Wink

COMUS

Also, thanks for the reminder Colin. Espers was on my 'to do' list.
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...you haven't done that yet?

SO GOOD

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Originally posted by Triceratopsoil Triceratopsoil wrote:

...you haven't done that yet?

SO GOOD

P.S. idk if you saw my shirt...
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Not yet! I've got all the time in the world. That means till November 11th when WW3 will start.LOL

And yes saw it and made me green!
But seriously, lucky you! Maybe one day I'll get one too. *dreamy sigh*
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I really have to remember to check out Espers as well.
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Points: 18016 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 10 2010 at 13:24
Yeh, jeez guys
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Yeh, jeez guys

Yeh, jeez! We're working on it!
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Probably not the Top 10 but these are all very good acid folk albums worth checking out (couldn't find great videos for all of them but you'll get a taste anyway)....

Comus - 'First Utterance'


Carol of Harvest - 'Carol of Harvest'

 

Pearls Before Swine - 'The Use of Ashes'


Perry Leopold - 'Experiment In Metaphysics'

Mellow Candle - 'Swaddling Songs'


Midwinter - 'The Waters of Sweet Sorrow'


Smell of Incense - 'Through the Gates of Deeper Slumber'


Stone Angel - 'Stone Angel'


The Third Estate - 'Years Before the Wine'


Faun Fables - 'Family Album'
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Best thread I ever read. thanks!

Does anyone reading this have Turid's Bilder or Vittras Visor? couldnt find them anywhere in 320 kbps or higher quality
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