OPNov 23, 2022·1 reply
rvihow about this nice fuzzy offering from '68
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wkoxjP4BFZcthe darker and heavier psych starting to come into the scene this year along with the rise of hard rock.
next few years will be fruitful for thisyep havent posted any Pretty Things yet which is the pinnacle of that for me this year
this sound gnarly- OPNov 23, 2022·1 replyrvi
how about this nice fuzzy offering from '68
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wkoxjP4BFZcthe darker and heavier psych starting to come into the scene this year along with the rise of hard rock.
next few years will be fruitful for thisfound this today
- rvi 🦜Nov 23, 2022·1 replyElric
yep havent posted any Pretty Things yet which is the pinnacle of that for me this year
this sound gnarlyDefecting Grey one of the earlier forerunners of heavy psych i can think of tbh. the loud parts
Vanilla Fudge cover of You Keep Me Hanging On in 67 might be the first bonafide example of the sub-subgenre i can think of. Hendrix still seems like most of a forerunner (the key forerunner) because its more virtuosic and bluesy and less caveman brute force relying on sheer heaviness
- OPNov 23, 2022·1 replyrvi
Defecting Grey one of the earlier forerunners of heavy psych i can think of tbh. the loud parts
Vanilla Fudge cover of You Keep Me Hanging On in 67 might be the first bonafide example of the sub-subgenre i can think of. Hendrix still seems like most of a forerunner (the key forerunner) because its more virtuosic and bluesy and less caveman brute force relying on sheer heaviness
i think Becks Bolero paved the way for Defecting Grey and everything tbh. Pioneered space rock and hard rock in one stroke.
- rvi 🦜Nov 23, 2022·2 repliesElric
found this today
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7W8mXk8xOcyeah this one been in my library for a while, fire.
how about these :word:
- rvi 🦜Nov 23, 2022·2 repliesElric
i think Becks Bolero paved the way for Defecting Grey and everything tbh. Pioneered space rock and hard rock in one stroke.
did pretty things hear it in 67 tho?
also doesnt sound like hawkwind to me much but yeah ofc beck and his other stuff along with Jimi are the fathers to all the intersections of psych and hard rock basically
- rvi 🦜Nov 23, 2022
was thinking this was '68 so i might have forgot to post for '67 but this is one of my all time favorite "nuggets". complete with bizarre electronic effects, esoteric lyrics and a heavy hypnotic instrumental break
- OPNov 23, 2022rvi
did pretty things hear it in 67 tho?
also doesnt sound like hawkwind to me much but yeah ofc beck and his other stuff along with Jimi are the fathers to all the intersections of psych and hard rock basically
i get the impression that people in the industry definitely heard Becks Bolero and Pretty Things were in the thick of it at Abbey Road so i would surprised if they didnt hear it. I know Jimi did.
- OPNov 23, 2022·1 replyrvi
yeah this one been in my library for a while, fire.
how about these :word:
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45OB62LcpcM!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZdZ-jH-J6CI!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtGR4zu3w0E!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRRcATbb2Aohave the first couple, #2 is '67
checking out the other two - OPNov 23, 2022·1 replyrvi
yeah this one been in my library for a while, fire.
how about these :word:
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45OB62LcpcM!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZdZ-jH-J6CI!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtGR4zu3w0E!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRRcATbb2AoNovaks ripped off Animals Inside Looking Out pretty hard
- rvi 🦜Nov 23, 2022·1 replyElric
have the first couple, #2 is '67
checking out the other twolooks like conflicting sources cuz Discogs says first presing in 67 but psych collector lord Steve Liesch cites some random book that says its '68
discogs probably right
- rvi 🦜Nov 23, 2022Elric
Novaks ripped off Animals Inside Looking Out pretty hard
i never realized it but yeah definitely
- OPNov 23, 2022·1 replyrvi
looks like conflicting sources cuz Discogs says first presing in 67 but psych collector lord Steve Liesch cites some random book that says its '68
discogs probably right
i have that random book in my lap
- rvi 🦜Nov 23, 2022·1 replyElric
i have that random book in my lap
you got Teenbeat Mayhem by Mike Markesich?
- OPNov 23, 2022·1 replyrvi
you got Teenbeat Mayhem by Mike Markesich?
nope Psychedelia; 101 iconic Underground Rock Albums by Richard Morton Jack
thats two books vs one site
- OPNov 23, 2022·1 replyrvi
did pretty things hear it in 67 tho?
also doesnt sound like hawkwind to me much but yeah ofc beck and his other stuff along with Jimi are the fathers to all the intersections of psych and hard rock basically
speaking of HW
proto Lemmy
- rvi 🦜Nov 23, 2022·1 replyElric
nope Psychedelia; 101 iconic Underground Rock Albums by Richard Morton Jack
thats two books vs one site
you mean one book vs another book + a site
- rvi 🦜Nov 23, 2022Elric
speaking of HW
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVzYKqZxRN8 proto Lemmyyeah their album is solid
lemmy on one of those guitars instead of bass
- OPNov 23, 2022·1 replyrvi
you mean one book vs another book + a site
no
- rvi 🦜Nov 23, 2022·2 repliesElric
no
does your book say its from '68?
- OPNov 23, 2022·editedrvi
does your book say its from '68?
No my book agrees with diacogs nm
Nov 23, 2022·1 replyElricanother game changing aspect of Easy Rider was the use of a bunch of contemporary hit songs (which Dennis Hopper easily convinced the labels to let him use because it was unheard of and they didnt realize what they were handing him), most of which were on the radio in '68 when they were filming it. Man just shot whole scenes around some classics
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1cDECkN2xg!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAjWYFBSFNs!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCPIpzlaxqU!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsFOKNQxIhQ
the beginning of "MTV cinema"
u missed a couple classics
- OPNov 23, 2022internet buddy
the beginning of "MTV cinema"
u missed a couple classics
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3zVZwxVg5YCan you hit play and spot this score without looking?
- OPNov 24, 2022·1 replyrvi
does your book say its from '68?
you know this scene?
