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The Other Half - Feathered Fish
The Other Half were a 60s garage rock band with a tinge of psychedelic influence. Their guitarist, Randy Holden, was a self-described guitar god (a few of his later solo albums would be named Guitar God some-thing-or-other) and it’s a pretty true claim. The guitar riffing on the band’s only album is a lot of fun, but the recording quality isn’t the greatest.
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The Deep - It's All A Part Of Me
Record collectors like to claim that The Deep released the very first psychedelic rock album. This 1966 record, Psychedelic Moods, A Mind Expanding Phenomena, might be the first record to use the word ‘psychedelic’ in its title, which seems like a more realistic claim. It’s always hard to tell with this kind of thing. To the band’s credit, this record is pretty trippy, American, scuzzy rock and roll that’s definitely worth a listen if you’re into early mod-era rock.
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Morgen - Welcome To The Void
Morgen was a short-lived psychedelic rock band out of Long Island led by Steven Morgen during the late 60s. This self-titled 1969 record is all they managed to put out, but it’s a great relic of fuzzy psychedelia. The over-driven guitar on this album is distorted to basically absurd levels, which is exactly how I like it and how I do the effects on my own guitar. These guys are definitely worth a listen if you like your rock and roll rough around the edges. Boring as hell album art though.
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