slightly off topic but this is a really good album from 2020. ton of influence from power trio heavy psych bands + Hawkwind type space rock

very nice acoustic psych

great one

title is kinda creepy after knowing the story of the pedo bob markley guy and the "Where's My Daddy" album

Wait what

30 year old scumbag non musician rich guy Bob Markley who wanted a band to finance/finagle his way into. renamed him, was the sort of director

"Markley became motivated by the large crowd a rock band like the Yardbirds attracted, particularly the number of teenage girls, and proposed he would finance and secure a recording contract for the Laughing Wind, in exchange for his inclusion into the group."

their weird album Wheres My Daddy that no one likes seems to be all his doing: "it is a concept album about a young homeless girl named "Poor Patty", and her journey through Los Angeles after the Summer of Love. It begins innocently, from the perspective of "Patty", to the climatically horrific ending. By the ending track, "Two People", "Patty" is beaten and raped and attempts to plead a case to an inattentive judge."

apparently dude evaded the law for doing s*** with underage girls and also was later convicted of stuff and changed his name

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I was just listening to 60's music today and thinking about the thread on KTT1

Yeah man, Slift is sick

Slightly off topic (1971 release), but the only Stark Naked album is very impressive.

This is the opener

nice

intoxicating semi psych jam from Joe

produced by Tom Wilson

Any good psychedelic albums that also lays into gospel/soul?

Bro this Black Merda band is sick, thank you for introducing me. I've been listening to their album/compilation The Folks From Mother's Mixer

this whole album

first couple Sly albums

first clutch of P-Funk albums

Hendrix dipped into gospel often for s*** like Burning Of The Midnight Lamp

cool to see Syd interviewed while still lucid condescending interviewer has me dead

overlooked british invasion band went hard

this album, but the other songs are less psychedelic

They have some borderline classic jams through '65-'67 check out Take A Heart

71 but the style fits