Oriental Sunshine

Great RAGA!

Oriental Sunshine - Dedicated To the Bird We Love (1969- Norway)

Sam Gopal (1969)

• Sam Gopal: tabla, percussion
• Ian Willis: (Lemmy) vocals, lead-, rhythm guitar
• Roger D'Elia: guitars
• Phil Duke: Bass guitar

1. Cold Embrace (Group)
2. The Dark Lord (Group)
3. The Sky is Burning (Group)
4. You're Alone Now (Group)
5. Grass (Willis)
6. It's Only Love (Willis)
7. Escalator (Willis)
8. Angry Faces (Group)
9. Midsummer Night's Dream (Davidson)
10. Season Of the Witch (Leithc)
    
11. Yesterlove (Willis)

Sam Gopal - Escalator 1969

Calliope

Here is a post for all those whose childhood was filled with joy from something as simple as steam and whistles.



Calliope Music.

Mother Love

MOTHER LOVE- Take One 1967

Great psych band from the Neatherlands.

Claudes Channes

Claudes Channes- "Mao Mao" from Godard's "La Chinoise".

Morgen (1969)

Morgen's well-loved 1969 psychedelic rock album. Singer/guitarist Steve Morgen and company originally hailed from Long Island, New York. Signed by ABC's short-lived Probe subsidiary, their 1969 debut Morgen teamed them with producer Murray Shiffrin. After this superb debut, the entire band quite simply disappeared. If you're into heavy psych guitar, then this is for you. Tracks such as 'Eternity In Between,' 'Welcome To the Void,' 'Of Dreams' and 'Beggin' Your Pardon' (Miss Joan) were simply drenched with fuzz and feedback guitar. You're in for a pure psychic automatism slice of psychedelia.

Tracklisting:
1. Welcome to the Void
2. Of Dreams
3. Beggin' Your Pardon (Miss Joan)
4. Eternity in Between
5. Purple
6. She's the Nitetime
7. Love


MORGEN (1969)

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ALRUNE ROD

ALRUNES ROD- (1969 SONET)

This is Denmark's Alrune Rod first album, released in 1969, and it is an epic piece of psyche/prog greatness. Full of long, expansive arrangements and slow, doomy scapes of sound. A treasure of pure Scandinavian acid eccentricity.

*Rock musician and musicologist Julian Cope has described their first two albums as:

"sounding somewhere between early Pink Floyd, an emptier Arthur Brown’s Kingdom Come, and PAWN HEARTS-period Van Der Graaf Generator"