Let me know if there is any video you would like me to make!

Some you should check out.. Ashra Tempel  -  The debut,  Guru Guru - UFO,  Popul Vuh - In Den Gàrten Pharaos/Hosanna Mantra, Agitation Free -  2nd. Gong - The entire Flying Teapot Trilogy... The Dukes of the Stratosphere's entire output..

I absolutely adore "Village Green".  Great songwriting.

Great picks! As a 64 year old it’s cool to see a young dude pick so many records that have been for so long the soundtrack of my life - and really all of these were before my time. You have a great collection already. I love July! What a find! I could add many more to the list of course.

Bringing the heat straight out the gate, Sorin! Perfect records! Cheers, Jack

Awesome list !🔥
I have copies of all of them essential stuff for psych collection
Take care Brian ☮️

Late response Sorin but stellar list there...all essential. I absolutely agree that July ticks every single box required for psych authenticity. Glad to see you appreciate the Moodies lp as much as I do, so much bang for your buck. A few that I rate very highly that aren't top of the 'classic psych' lists would be Green (Atco), Summer Hill (Tetragrammaton), Ford Theatre - Trilogy For The Masses (ABC), Second Hand - Reality (Polydor), Group 1850 - Paradise Now (Discofoon). There's many more of course but just a few I put up there with the best of them. Cheers Nige

Great list!. Love to see all those titles.  Thanks & keep on hunting

Great list Sorin this are other fantastic psychedelic records
in my opinion :




Blossom toes - we are ever so clean (1967) UK
Donovan - Sunshine superman (1966) U.S.A.
Traffic - Mr. Fantasy (1967) UK
Cream - Disraeli gears (1967) UK
Jimi Hendrix - Electric ladyland (1968) UK
Nice - the thoughts of emerlist davjack (1968) UK
Grateful Dead - anthem of the sun (1968) U.S.A
Jefferson Airplane - after bathing at baxter's (1967) U.S.A.
Spirit - 1 omonimo (1968) U.S.A.
Spirit - the family that plays togheter (1969) U.S.A.
Merrel fankhauser & h.m.s. bounty (1968) U.S.A.
The Who - the who sell out (1967) UK
The Byrds - younger than yesterday (1967) U.S.A.
Electric Prunes - underground (1968) U.S.A.
Iron Butterfly - in a gadda da vida (1968) U.S.A.
Chad & Jeremy - of gabbages and kings (1967) U.S.A.
Pink Floyd - a saucerful of secrets (1968) UK
Idle Race - birthday party (1968) UK
Eric Burdon &the Animals - winds of change (1967) UK
Eric Burdon & the Animals - the twain shall meet (1968) UK
The Freeborne - peak impressions (1967) U.S.A.
Billy Nicholls - would you believe (1968) UK
Family - music in a doll's house (1968) UK
The Move - shazam (1969) UK
The Smoke - it'smoke time (1967) UK
The Tages - studio (1967) Sweden
Group 1850 - agemo's trip to mother earth (1968) holland
Group 1850 - paradise now (1969) Holland
The Motions - impressions of wonderful (1967) Holland
Aphrodite's Child - End of the world (1968) Grecia
The Twilights - once upon a twilight (1968) Australia
Q65 - cq (1968) Holland
Le Orme - ad gloriam (1969) Italy
Le Stelle di Mario Schifano - dedicato a.... (1967) Italy
Equipe 84 - stereoequipe (1968) Italy
Rolling Stones - their satanic majesties request (1967) UK
Country Joe & the fish - Electric music for mind and body (1967) U.S.A.
Bee Gees - 1st (1967) UK
Bee Gees - horizontal (1967) UK
Soft Machine - 1st (1968) UK
Incredibile String Band - 5000 Spirit & the layers of the onions  (1967) UK

Odessey and Oracle is a masterpiece, amazing album (Love´s Forever Changes as well). BUT so great to see Kaleidoscope, The Moon and July on your list!! Love them!!

Thank you! I really enjoyed your list/video – I love your taste with the albums that I know, so I'm confident in your opinion of those that I don't. Now I gotta go check those out. Thank you, Sorin. Great work.

Great video! My favorite genre too. I have all the albums you highlighted except for The Moon. I don't have that one and will check it out. If you don't already have "Apache / Inca" by Satya Sai Maitreya Kali (a.k.a. Craig Smith) it is highly recommended. The Fading Yellow VA series is also worth worth a listen. This series digs pretty deep.

Some great choices! Check out the Danish band Alrune Rod. Their albums between 1969 and 1973 are the cream of Danish psych. Also, check out Masala Dosa from DK. Both bands are spacey and with nice fuzz guitars!!

Great stuff Sorin! I’m jealous of all the original presses you acquired! 😮But hey, you worked your tail off going to flea markets, thrifts stores, eBay, etc…I know you were covering mostly well known Psych, especially the UK variety. I’m sure you have a copy of Traffic’s Mr. Fantasy (US version is the best I feel) another quintessential UK Psychedlic LP. Great work brother, you do a fantastic job with your collecting, continued success!

belle video ......        Bonjour de la France :

I got an easter everywhere, saw one of the elevators last concerts with Roky's son in the band - when i first listened to snall faces i knew where robert plant got his vocal style. Good taste in mysic for a young dude

Well Done My Friend!! M

The small faces are my all time favorite group. Though I prefer the decca years to the immediate. But that’s just a personal choice. When I downsized my collection I purged a fair number of rare psych albums that weren’t hitting home with me. I did keep a fair number of heavy hitters too. Your channel has inspired me and I’ve reacquired a few long lost souls.

Great video! If you hadn’t mentioned that Moon LP, I would’ve suggested it in the comments. Also, the debut album by The Move deserves to be part of this list too.

I know you’re more into the UK Psych but you left off the first and second Country Joe & the Fish albums. Of course I was a teenager when they were released so they have a special place for me. Also the second Dead album and probably the Airplane After Bathing At Baxter. Anyway, great video and thanks for sharing.