May I Visit With You About The American Adventure?

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Hello,

I have been getting into some seriously awesome shit lately, seriously. I started digging a little bit deeper into 60’s psychedelic and  garage music and  found some bands that have been blowing me away over the last month or so. These latest mixes, which are actually taken from my radioshow and include my sweet sultry DJ voice, feature a lot of the artists and albums I have recently been blasting on my boom-box while I freak out.

I have been especially impressed with The Outsiders (from The Netherlands, not the American version) and can’t seem to get enough of their 65-69 singles collection. Their songs have a punk quality to them but are softened with incredibly catchy melodies and a smooth vocal delivery….maybe a bit like The Buzzcocks I would say. Check out this video for the song “lying all the time”…Look at Wally Tax play that Tambourine…so life-like!

Nearly all of the selections chosen hover somewhere between those glorious years of 1965-1974. I left out so many great artists in these mixes and will hopefully have a pt. 2 post some time in the future.

Talk to you soon,

Collin

Full Radio Setlist

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The Tape-Beatles “The American Adventure” from The Grand Delusion SINGLE (1993)
Silver Apples “Lovefingers” from Silver Apples (MCA 1968)
Shocking Blue “Boll Weevil” from At Home (1969)
Tomorrow “My White Bicycle” from S/T (1st LP) (1967)
The Outsiders “Don’t You Worry About Me” from strange things are happening (RPM Records UK 2005)
Aphrodite’s Child “The Four Horsemen” from 666 (Universal Int’l 1971)
The Deviants “Bun” from Ptoof! (Alive Records 1967)
B)
Faust “Krautrock” from Faust IV (Caroline 1974)
White Noise “Firebird” from An Electric Storm (Universal 1969)
Skip Spence “Broken Heart” from Oar (Sundazed Music Inc. 1969)
Ithaca “Feelings (look around – I want to feel you)” from Game For All Who Know (1973)
Gong “Glad to Sad to Say” from Magick Brother (Snapper UK 1969)
Fifty Foot Hose “The Things That Concern You” from Cauldron (Radioactive 1969)
Aphrodite’s Child “Seven Trumpets” from 666 (Universal Int’l 1971) 
Aphrodite’s Child
“Altamount” from 666 (Universal Int’l 1971)
The Fugs “Life Is Strange” from It Crawled into My Hand, Honestly (4 men with beards 1968)
The Tape-Beatles “Behold A Republic” from The Grand Delusion SINGLE (1993)
Silver Apples “Oscillations” from Silver Apples (MCA 1968)
Blossom Toes “Look at Me I’m you” from We Are Ever So Clean (Sunbeam Records 1967)

7 Comments

  1. Day wrote:

    Dood. I’m psyched. Or psyched out. Or psychedelicized. I can’t tell… because I’m so psyched.

    Tuesday, January 6, 2009 at 6:23 pm | Permalink
  2. Stephaña wrote:

    Awesome choices. There must be something in the air because I have been listening to a lot of similar stuff lately. I urge you to check out Comus and my current personal favorite, The Monks.

    Mazel Tov, friend.

    Wednesday, January 7, 2009 at 9:08 am | Permalink
  3. tipota wrote:

    wow this is great, i arrived via beefheart threads and just stopped to say wow great music and ideas here.
    thanks

    Saturday, January 31, 2009 at 7:54 pm | Permalink
  4. Cait wrote:

    Hey Collin,

    I’m sorry it took me so long to return your message- I looked everywhere for an email address to write you at but couldn’t find one. I’m so glad you like the site (and weren’t scared off by my mushy love letter to Smoke)! I first discovered yours on a google search for Dion McGregor, and was impressed by everything I found. It’s a reservoir for everything lovely, it seems. Would you be interested at all in a mix trade? Let me know-

    xo, Cait

    Tuesday, February 24, 2009 at 6:12 pm | Permalink
  5. Thiersel wrote:

    “This bitter earth” by Dinah Washington following Sam Cooke´s “I lost everything” (combing through your archives): WHAT A BEAUTIFUL SEGUE !!
    Web-Space-Waves have become silent for so long a time. Please!

    Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 6:33 pm | Permalink
  6. Thiersel wrote:

    me again:
    Welche Wohltat, in einer Welt, in der mir täglich, stündlich jemand sagt, was ich mag und brauche und daß ich es von ihm bekommen kann, jemand zu finden, der wohl auch hofft, daß ich das, was ich bei ihm bekommen kann, mag, aber dabei doch ehrlich und bei sich selbst bleibt, und die Gefahr in Kauf nimmt, daß ich es NICHT MAG.
    Ein Musikmix aus dem Archiv, der mit Os Mutantes beginnt und mit Caetano Veloso endet: ICH MOCHTE NICHTS WIRKLICH !
    I DID LIKE THAT VERY MUCH !

    Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 8:26 pm | Permalink
  7. Today, I went to the beach with my kids. I found a sea shell and gave it to my 4 year old daughter and said “You can hear the ocean if you put this to your ear.” She placed the shell to her ear and screamed. There was a hermit crab inside and it pinched her ear. She never wants to go back! LoL I know this is totally off topic but I had to tell someone!

    Saturday, January 29, 2011 at 1:10 pm | Permalink
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