Seriously dude, how much do you spend each month on incense and patchouli?

Just teasing. Cool trippy pop. Intro to the last song sounds a bit like Street Hassle, no?

Find just this excellent album, recorded 1967, released 1973:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErkLBy-UQvo

Including first & really great version of Who knows where the time goes. Really amazing this wasn´t released in 1967! And really shame the whole album isn´t in YouTube and spotify (almost all the songs are in YouTube separate).

BTW Rick Wakeman joined Strawbs before Yes. Just listening Strawbs first album, it´s also sounding great.

Oh dear, Mr 1967 has neglected to mention Younger Than Yesterday by The Byrds. The band also released a "best of" in the same year.

It was in my mind when thinking the great albums of 1967 I already know. Somehow I forgot it when starting to make a list of them. It´s of course really great like also Fifth dimension of 1966. Compilations I have leave out.

Sorry, nobody´s perfect.

Oh my god if synths were never invented I'd be so fucking bored.

No.

somehow I never saw this thread, but it's fucking awesome.



^what is this???


Strange Strings is such a crazy scary masterpiece.

Also, I love how you're pointing out how commonplace it was back then for huge bands/artists to drop 2 or 3 albums a year like it was no thing.

This:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...1DFD2E939BC5BB

No worries, buddy. Don't forget, The Monkees released three albums in 1967. More of the Monkees, Headquarters and Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd. :)

well, you got some jazz in there, so

Juju by Archie Shepp
We're Going Up by Eric Kloss
Schizophrenia by Wayne Shorter

Thanx, have to listen those!