Tar used to have 5 strings before the 1900s, the sixth string was a game changer

just like when Roger Mcguinn saw George Harrison playing a 12 string Rickenbacker in A Hard Days Night

Just got back from a walk through the park listening to Ted Lucas' album. Had a nice little cry to It's So Easy, thanks for putting me on my friend

Everything is better in a pair

No worries. This tribute album that was released couple weeks ago got some good covers on it.

perpetualdoom.bandcamp.com/album/its-so-easy-when-you-know-what-youre-doing-a-tribute-to-ted-lucas

the John Andrews cover is amazing, gunna listen to the rest of this asap

the guy who did the session guitar work for Parachute, Vic unitt ... so f***ing good. he matched the sounds May was going for on it so perfectly every song .. the solo at 2:33 on this hits just how u want it to every time. and then after the way May comes back in for the last verse untouchable songwriting

crazy how there isn't any velvet underground or sgt. peppers in that essentials pic

Velvets were anti-psych and everybody on earth and their grandma knows about Sgt Pepper so no need

This album been hitting extra hard since Phil passed

did you check any Alice out yet @RVI

debut and Love It to Death were decent. briefly tried some other songs and some of Killer and wasn't f***ing with them tbh

thought i put Sgt Peppers in there tbh but guess I decided not to since I put Magical Mystery

VU are amazing of course but I don't think they're psychedelic besides maaybe a few trace elements

Think it’s because the first VU song i think of is Heroin

And thanks for not s***ting on me for my opinion lol

yeah Heroin is one of a couple songs where I can maybe see some but it's hard to argue for it being fully psychedelic instead of just overtly d***gy in a different way

also think a lot of stuff from the period can sound vaguely psychedelic to some just because of it being ingrained the sound of the times. like how some people think The Kinks are psychedelic because they sound similar to some Britsh style psych music but I don't hear much of it outside of a few songs

Lady Godivas Operation i consider pretty psych

some people :elon:

dont worry about me, ive got all that i need k this classic @RVI

next one is even better

(decreasingly psychedelic by that point but still)

Next one starts out incredibly strong but the faster jam parts don't do it for me

Nine Feet Underground is their magnum opus without a doubt and one of the greatest songs ever tbh

forgot all about this thread

whens that from

from the album In the Land of Grey and Pink (1971)

at first thought by "next one" you meant that and not the next song

ill be ready for that by the time we hit deep summer

you check out Barnstorm yet? almost ready