After a couple of trips around the CD player I remain impressed with the stellar sound quality. These rips rock!

I also salute the effort to dig deeper into the artists' catalogs than the well-known cuts, and the covers were a welcome freshening up of the hits. My favorite was the Patti Smith cover of So You Want to Be a Rock And Roll Star.

Nice transitions too, especially from The Who to Nazz.

Altogether:

Good stuff Kurt! One of my favorite subjects! You got into one of my mixes coming up... still lots of material left.

Loved the Hendrix. Thanks for not picking the obvious overplayed ones.

The Electric Prunes had to be here. One of the true psychedelic songs from that great era of music.

The Byrds! This is supposed to be “THE FIRST” psychedelic song. The Byrds! The end!

Nugent! When I was younger, I wondered why a band was named after a little town on Route 66, out in the California desert. I didn’t get out of California much from the late 50’s to the late 60’s. I did go to Amboy, California in 1963... with my parents.

Sweet Martha Lorraine... Sweet!

I Can See for Miles... yes indeed!

Nazz... Todd is swirly!

The Third Rail... Nice and poppy!

Is this the same Donnie Iris that was in the Jaggerz and did Ah! Leah!? Who knew?

Steve Harley. This is the only one on the list I’ve never heard of... the song I remember was from Duran Duran though. I didn’t realize they had covered it.

I’m A Man... I never thought it psychedelic. After careful consideration... it is psychedelic! Thanks for that Kurt.

Tom Petty psychedelic? Well, maybe his song “Don’t Come Around Here No More”.
These two? They do sound great!

Once again... thanks for your work Kurt.
Kurt

 miamizsun wrote:
 
sounds like a New Year's Resolution in the making

"High" lights for me:
 
Too much too dream; one of my fav psychadelic era songs. Love that sitar sounding thing in the background of this one.

I am the Walrus - Never heard the Tooth version; pretty kewl

8 Miles High - Definitely one my fav Byrds tune; especially good sound quality on this one.

Want to be a rock and roll star - Never heard this version; she did a good job with it.

Takes me back to my teenage years; Double Live Gonzo really pissed off a lot of parents in my neighborhood I tell ya wat.  "This goes out to all that Nashville <censored> !

 
 Goin Down - man, I totally forgot about this song. I couldn't tell you the last time I heard this.....crazy

I can see for miles - Just a brilliantly crafted song; chorus is just sublime

Open my eyes - This come before Can't Explain? Who got sued?

Make me Smile - I used to make personal cd mixes for Rosie's Sony 10 disc player and this one ends up all over the place. I must like it. 

I'm A Man - Terry fVckin' Kath. I'm out. Drops mic.
 
Great trip down memory lane and as always super sound quality. I am a uuuge treble fan so I like the way you mix.  First thing I do when I set up sound on any player; Minus Bass all the way - Plus treble all the way!

 ColdMiser wrote: 

got mine too

i'm a bit behind in my reviews

asking the club for some forgiveness 

excuses on request

 kurtster wrote:
 
Mine made it in. Got some car traveling to do this week so will be opening up the throttle on this one.

 sirdroseph wrote:
 
A expensive hobby for sure.
I already have too many expensive hobbies. Don't need anymore.

It's a Christmas miracle! Arrived last night and now it's under the tree, awaiting The Opening.

Merry Christmas, kurtster.

 kurtster wrote: 

 sirdroseph wrote: 
With that in mind, I could suggest a wake and bake for the first listen.  Just sayin' ... 

Finally arrived!  In holding to Rmgman's tradition will listen first before looking.

Got mine yesterday!
Thanks Kurt!... for taking one of my favorite topics. 
There's still plenty to go around.
Will listen quickly.

 kurtster wrote: 

hey kurt, you can use your time machine and have the bands show at my house and play for me on demand

or send me a link for a download

whatever is better for you

thanks

 kurtster wrote: 
Thank you sir!  She will require a new transmission fortunately it is manual so I will eventually be able to get it done! She does thank you for her well wishes as she silently waits in exile....

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
Yes you're on my list.  No problemo.  

 kurtster wrote:
 

KURT if you haven't burned a disc for me yet (am I on your list?) I would welcome a download link only. 

Test disc burned and being tested in the car.  There will be physical copies and a digital download as well for those who want / need it.  I'll get them burned and out Monday.  Lord only knows how long they will take to get there.  The USPS seems to be not working properly since the first of the month.  I'll have tracking numbers for S & G's.

Early warning, do not play before your first cup of coffee or better yet, espresso ...

And a prayer for Rosie.

 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote: 
This is actually my favorite Destroyer song and this video is funny too.

 sirdroseph wrote:
 

Wow!
I thought I'd be the only old coot around here that knew who Destroyer was.

That video is interesting, but Tinseltown Swimming in Blood is a better song.

 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote: