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Bless the daytime, bless the night Bless the sun which gives us light Bless the thunder, bless the rain Bless all those who cause us pain Bless the free man, bless the slave Bless the hero in his grave Bless the soldier, bless the saint Bless all those whose hearts grow faint
¡Climbing!
Comus "First Utterance" (1971).
One of the most twisted bands from the folk underground scene, far beyond the enchanted aura from other folk bands that were also occult in those times.
"You dangling swinging Hanging, spinning, aftermath Your soft white flesh turns past me slaked with blood Your evil eyes more damning than a demon's curse Your lovely body soon caked with mud As I carry you to your grave my arms your hearse You stand before me defenceless Your stare unchanging silent, cold, intense sears my brain"
Budgie
What we wore: pollock-style paint splattered shirts, fringed jackets, scarves (various), dark velvet, boots with heels worn down, voluminous hair.
What we read: Spike Milligan, George Melly, Henry Miller, James Joyce, Thomas Pynchon, french symbolist poetry.
What we listened to: Coltrane, Ayler, Kirk, John Cage, Barbirolli conducting Vaughan Williams, Ewan Maccoll, Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Doc Watson, Leonard Cohen, Joni Mitchell, Tim Hardin, The Left Banke, The Byrds, Dylan (of course).
What we consumed: the best water-ices and lemon tea at Marine Ices, Chalk Farm; Danone yoghourt; exotic breads from Golders Green; free food parcels from Kingsley.
What we believed in: nothin' that we could be sure of...
What we saw: Muswell Hill broadway and Fortis Green road free of glogging traffic, subtitled french films at Hampstead's everyman cinema, Jimi Hendrix close-up, all-niter music clubs and milkmen starting their morning rounds, heads smoking a lot of dope, the inside of many an old BBC radio studio, the inside of an old van...
What we did to pass the time: sketched, painted and doodled, wandered the streets of London, north of the river, on foot, picked our spots, attended sundry music clubs like Cook's Ferry inn, The 100 Club and The Marquee,acted like human blotting paper...
What we experienced: THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES, THE MOST COLOURFUL AND CREATIVE PERIOD OF BRITISH HISTORY (discounting the Elizabethans).
Ashley Hutchings. Summer 2002.
Recorded at the Fillmore East and West, and then spliced together from various tapes, Happy Trails is widely acknowledged to be the definitive document of live American Psychedelia.
Spirogyra - Old Boot Wine. 1972.
And there was a group who played in the country and sang through the changes.Young hearts must needs be finding.
I see dispersion, new roads are calling us and though that means a parting, it is not for always.You should not be lonely. How I'm going to miss you.
The Grateful Dead - Anthem of the Sun. 1968
Jefferson Airplane's voyage.
Fairport Convention's 'Liege & Lief". The first (literally) British folk rock LP ever.
Trader Horn. Judy Dyble et Jackie Mc Auley. 1970
Judy Dyble -première chanteuse et formateur de Fairport Convention-. 1970
Lord Shiva killing the demon Andhakasura by imaginepx
the rock and roll's two best images taken ever <3
Fairport Convention
