One of my favorites of all time. If your a fan of Magical Mystery Tour, or even Floyds Saucerful of Secrets album, then this is a must have. Very fine lyrics, some great organ work, and i love the rhythm guitar playing. A Psych album indeed.

Nobody has ever heard of this guy and it really is a shame. This is an all intrumental jam album of wah funk guitar at its very finest. Crack open a beer, kick your feet up and crank this one out. You WILL NOT regret it.

Ex King Crimson members Ian Mcdonald and Michael Giles team up in this 1970 lost gem. Any fan of Crimsons softer side or the band caravan would surely cherish this one.

Very influenced by the Beatles. Certian songs, especially Better Save Yourself, sound very much like the sound John Lennon had on some of his albums in the early 70's. That slow drum beat with echoing vocals.

Early Ten years after! Live, loud, sweaty blues. The guitar work on Woodchoppers ball will have your head spinning in circles.

Underrated gem from the Floyd library. Every song is superb. Probably my favorite Pink Floyd album.

If the who ever had a psych album this was it. Sunrise is one of the best songs in the who catalog. I also think the Who By Numbers is very underrated.

Just look at that creepy cover. How could you not love it?

Wow...........Wow...........and Wow. Maybe not all that underrated but but i have to put it on here because it really is THAT good. RIP George.

A lot of people bust Paul's chops for being too soft. This from a man who wrote Helter Skelter, Soily, Olid Siam Sir, Back in the USSR and many other rockers. Anyway, I love his 70's stuff and this album has some real rockers on it. The harmonies are outstanding.This album is futher evidence that Paul McCartney is probably the most diverse song writer/musical arranger of all time.

I feel not many people give these guys the credit they deserve. Justin Hayward is underrated in every aspect.

Clapton, Townsend, Winnwood all on one stage. His best live album. No horns or brass instuments to drowned out the guitars either.

They only had 3 albums. Just get all 3 and you'll see just how great they are and you will hear the roots of CSNY.

It's got to be in the top ten concept albums of all time. Rock, Jazz, Blues, Psychedelic all meshed into one.

Another Sanfransico based band. This album combines folk, country, rock, psych, and even soul. Superb.

This is a fantastic album with some phenomonally weird lyrics. Anything King Crimson 1969-1975 is a must own.

Speaking of Stills, this album contains everything. Rock, mixed with blues, a dash of country. Simply a wonderful listening experience.

I had to listen to this 4 or 5 times to really take it in. Most of Gentle Giant's albums take some intense concentration and a very opened mind.

Tull's first has a very different sound than their later albums. It's VERY bluesy. I think their version on Cats Squirrel is the best I've ever heard.

The debut from Yes really gets overshadowed by Fragile and the others that produced hits. Jon Andersons voice is beautiful and Chris Squire rocks on bass. Some great cover songs on here.