Best Psychedelic Albums of All Times

[Aerie]

1. Doors: Doors (Elektra, 1967)
2. Velvet Underground: White Light White Heat (Verve, 1967)
3. Red Crayola: Parable Of Parable Land (IA, 1967)
4. Tim Buckley: Starsailor (Straight, 1970)
5. Pink Floyd: The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn (Tower, 1967)
6. Velvet Underground: & Nico (Verve, 1967)
7. Hash Jar Tempo: Well Oiled (Drunken Fish, 1997)
8. White Heaven: Out (PSF, 1991)
9. Bardo Pond: Bufo Alvarius (Drunken Fish, 1995)
10. Bruce Palmer: The Cycle is Complete
11. United States Of America: United States Of America (Columbia, 1968)
12. Peter Green: End Of The Game (Reprise, 1970)
13. Syd Barret: Barrett
14. Jimi Hendrix: Electric Ladyland (Polydor, 1968)
15. West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band: Part One (Reprise, 1966)
16. Grateful Dead: Anthem of The Sun (Warner Bros, 1968)
17. Red Temple Spirits: Dancing To Restore An Eclipsed Moon (Nate Starkman & Son, 1988)
18. Jefferson Airplane: After Bathing At Baxter's (RCA, 1967)
19. Yume Bitsu: Yume Bitsu (Ba Da Bing, 1999)
20. Parson Sound: Parson Sound (Subliminal, 2001)
21. Keiji Haino: Ama No Gawa (Milky Way, 1973)
22. Tangerine Dream: Atem (Ohr, 1972)
23. High Rise: Live (PSF, 1994)
24. David Crosby: If I Could Only Remember My Name (Atlantic, 1971)
25. Pink Floyd: A Saucerful Of Secrets (Tower, 1968)
26. Mercury Rev: Yerself Is Steam (Rough Trade, 1991)
27. Azalia Snail: Burnt Sienna (Funky Mushroom, 1992)
28. Porcupine Tree: On The Sunday Of Life (Delerium, 1992)
29. Kaleidoscope: Beacon From Mars (Epic, 1967)
30. Yahowa 13: Penetration - An Aquarian Symphony (Higher Key, 1974)
31. FuShitsusha: Fushitsusha (PSF, 1989)
32. Mazinga Phaser: Cruising In The Neon Glories (Aether, 1996)
33. Dream Syndicate: Days Of Wine And Roses (Slash, 1982)
34. My Bloody Valentine: Loveless (Sire, 1991)
35. Pram: Helium (Too Pure, 1994)
36. Love: Da Capo (Elektra, 1967)
37. Flaming Lips: Telepathic Surgery (Restless, 1989)
38. King Black Acid: Womb Star Sessions (Cavity Search, 1995)
39. Subarachnoid Space: Delicate Membrane (Charnel Music, 1996)
40. It's A Beautiful Day (CBS, 1968)
41. Laika: Silver Apples Of The Moon (Too Pure, 1994)
42. Pink Floyd: Atom Heart Mother (Harvest, 1970)
43. Grateful Dead: Live Dead (WB, 1970)
44. Taj-Mahal Travellers: Taj-Mahal Travellers (Sony, 1972)
45. Magic Hour: Will They Turn You On (Twisted Village, 1995)
46. Flies Inside The Sun: Flies Inside The Sun (Metonymic, 1996)
47. Les Razilles Denudes: selkf-titled (Ethan)
48. Medicine: Shot Forth Self Living (Def American, 1992)
49. Hash Jar Tempo: Under Glass (Drunken Fish, 1999)
50. Twink: Think Pink (Polydor, 1970)
51. Tangerine Dream: Zeit (Ohr, 1972)
52. Soft Boys: Underwater Moonlight (Armageddon, 1980)
53. Underground Lovers: Leaves Me Blind (Guernica, 1993)
54. Acid Mother Temples: Pataphysical Freak Out Mu (PSF, 1999)
55. Ozric Tentacles: Pungent Effluent (Demi Monde, 1989)
56. Mort Garson: Zodiac Cosmic Sounds (Elektra, 1967)
57. Sonics: Here Are The Sonics (Etiquette, 1965)
58. Opal: Fell From The Sun (Serpent, 1984)
59. Lothar & The Hand People: Space Hymn (Capitol, 1969)
60. Animal Collective: Spirit They're Gone Spirit They've Vanished (Animal, 2000)
61. Brother JT: Music For The Other Head (Siltbreeze, 1996)
62. Ultimate Spinach: Behold & See (MGM, 1968)
63. Ghost: Temple Stone (PSF, 1994)
64. Fifty Foot Hose: Cauldron (1968)
65. Vocokesh: Smile And Point At The Mountain (Drag City, 1995)
66. Thirteenth Floor Elevators: Psychedelic Sounds (International Artists, 1966)
67. Deviants: Ptoof (Underground Impresarios, 1967)
68. Galaxie 500: On Fire (Rough Trade, 1989)
69. Sun City Girls: Torch Of The Mystics (Majora, 1990)
70. Lyres: On Fyre (Ace Of Hearts, 1984)
71. Primordial Underground: Beings Of Game P-U (Camera Obscura, 2002)
72. F/I: Space Mantra (RRRecords, 1988)
73. Jesus & Mary Chain: Psychocandy (Reprise, 1985)
74. Incredible String Band: Hangman's Beautiful Daughter (Elektra, 1968)
75. Bedhead: What Fun Life Was (Trance, 1994)
76. Codeine: Frigid Stars (SubPop, 1991)
77. Moonshake: Eva Luna (Too Pure, 1992)
78. Vas Deferens: Transcontinental Conspiracy (Quaquaversal Vinyl, 1996)
79. Guru Guru: Kanguru (1972)
80. Beatles: Sgt. Pepper (Parlophone, 1967)
81. Country Joe: Electric Music For The Mind And The Body (Vanguard, 1967)
82. Hawkwind: Hawkwind (Liberty, 1970)
83. Motherlight: Bobak,Jons,Malone (Morgan Blue Town, 1970)
84. Rain Parade: Emergency Third Rail Power Trip (Enigma, 1983)
85. Count Five: Psychotic Reaction (Double Shot, 1967)
86. Wailers: The Fabulous (Etiquette, 1964)
87. Electric Prunes: Underground (Reprise, 1967)
88. Hapshash & The Coloured Coat: Featuring The Human Host And The Heavy Metal Kids (Minit, 1967)
89. Steve Miller Band: Children Of The Future (Capitol, 1968)
90. Moby Grape: Grape Jam (Columbia, 1968)
91. Three O'Clock: Baroque Hoedown (Frontier, 1982)
92. Seeds: A Web Of Sound (GNP, 1966)
93. Mad River: Mad River (Capitol, 1968)
94. Mazzy Star: So Tonight That I Might See (Capitol, 1993)
95. Pelt: Brown Cyclopedia (Radioactive Rat, 1995)
96. Mu: Mu (RTV, 1971)
97. 13th Floor Elevators: The Psychedelic Sound
98. Tombstone Valentine: Hidden World (Aether, 1998)
99. Viv Akauldren: I'll Call You Sometime (Akashic, 1987)
100. Maquiladora: Lost Works of Eunice Phelps (Tectonic, 1998)
101. Remains: Remains (Epic, 1966)
102. Golem: Orion Awakes (1973)
103. Tomorrow: Tomorrow (EMI, 1968)
104. Creation: We Are Paintermen (Hit Ton, 1967)
105. Black Sun Ensemble (Restless, 1988)
106. Sundial: Reflecter (Ufo, 1992)
107. Ash Ra Tempel: Join Inn
108. Rake: Intelligence Agent (Squealer, 1996)
109. Surface of Eceon: The King Beneath the Mountain (Strange Attractors, 2001)
110. Tadpoles: He Fell Into The Sky (Bakery, 1994)
111. Flying Saucer Attack: Distance (VHF, 1994)
112. Blues Magoos: Psychedelic Lollipop (Mercury, 1966)
113. Chocolate Watchband: No Way Out (Tower, 1967)
114. Farflung: 25,000 Feet Per Second (Flipside, 1995)
115. Spirit: 12 Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus
116. Asha Vida: Nature's Clumsy Hand (Burnt Hair, 1998)
117. Iron Butterfly: In A Gadda Da Vida (Atco, 1969)
118. Pretty Things: S.F. Sorrow (1968)
119. Bevis Frond: Tryptich (Woronzow, 1988)

[omgxsharontate]

I'm so checking most of these out, Thanks : D

[Aerie]

I did that too. I wonder why the Mama's and the Papa's aren't on there. :/

I forgot to ask you if you've seen Jefferson Airplane at Woodstock. Grace is AMAZING, especially when she's singing Somebody To Love. <3 lmao YES Great footage

[omgxsharontate]

I haven't seen it on youtube yet but I heard Janis live at wood stock. I bet they're amazing.. you know what; I'm going to check that out now, thanks! I'm disappointed the Mama's and the Papa's aren't on there... but could we really call them psychedelic? 'Dream a Little Dream of Me' 'Monday Monday' and 'California Dreaming' don't sound psychedelic. The only songs I found remotely psychedelic were "Mansions' and "Gemini Childe'

[Aerie]

I was thinking that same thing about the mama's and the papa's but i still think they should be up there. :/ I don't know why. But the byrds too should be up.

Did you like them at woodstock? I watched all the videos of them at it. I think there's a dvd I can buy, so I'll have to find that.

[omgxsharontate]

The Byrds should defiantly be on there... and the Beatles. They both 'defined' Psychedelic.

I watched the 'Somebody to Love' and 'White Rabbit' one... and I gotta tell ya, she's amazing live. I'm really impressed. Not many singers can sound good live, but she sounded fantastic.

[omgxsharontate]

** wooops nevermind, I found the Beatles on there ;p

[Aerie]

I AGREE!!! She's fantastic live and she thinks she was a terrible live performer!! I don't know why! She has that quality in her that makes her fun to watch and easy to listen to live. <3 AND she's got a demanding voice...LOVE THAT mawwhhaha

the beatles are 80. lol