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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.