django django
foxygen
mgmt
cage the elephant

wouldnt have expected a televised performance of this gem

Small Faces bringing a little of their r&b thunder to the genre

the band pretending theyre playing all that bonkers instrumentation still cool

damn i should listen to this album

its pretty raw but has alot of surprising moments

been busy af man but if you're still looking definitely start with Cornell 77. I think that is definitely the most accessible live show that gives you a taste of what the dead is about.

damn i missed this post somehow

id start with one of these 3, might be the most canon:

Live/Dead - pure 60s acid rock, most psychedelic
Europe 72 - blend of psychedelia and a lot of folk/rootsy elements
Cornell 1977 - accessible like the other user mentioned but much of the psychedelia is gone at this point. possibly their most famous show

great partially live 1972 archival album from this San Francisco power trio who never released anything when they were active. sloppy in the right ways especially the vocalist is unhinged. guitarist is really going nuts with the wah wah

been binging on san francisco/west coast style lately

goat’d thread

such a gnarly song for that year

wtf this is HARD

am i again or

FR 🇫🇷 has some heat too back off

this is pretty cool but im not hearing much psychedelia tbh just indian influenced jazz with sitar :dno:

rvi be like 🛑⛔️❌ ithaka

just be glad i didnt say it about that other one too

this thread is shark tank but all the entrepreneurs are multiple rvis

rvi like “yo this doesn’t have some audio of some dude eating his breakfast over it f*** outta here”

Well y'all will run amok otherwise

Soon as I touch down, I just want y'all to start playing the horns like...

hiiiighly recommend buying or torrenting the criterion restoration but otherwise this is the by far the greatest document of the psych era... blows Woodstock out of the water. Better lineup, smaller crowd... the scene was still all pot and LSD before heroin had started to taint things. just looks like the best vibes ever,

great to legendary performances by a s***load of goats that were so fresh they only has one or two albums out.

Henrix
Janis
Byrds
The Who
Jefferson Airplane
Buffalo Springfield
Quicksilver Messanger Service
Grateful Dead
Otis Redding (out of place, floored everyone)
Simon & Garfunkel
Mamas & Papas
Country Joe & The Fish
Electric Flag
Moby Grape