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The Psychedelic Voyage (2009)
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Length:  1:13:03
    Track Listing:
      1.  
      		 Tac Poum Systeme - Asmodia    3:24
      2.  
      		 The Ones - Lady Greengrass    2:40
      3.  
      		 Kiss Inc. - Hey There Mr. Holy Man    2:30
      4.  
      		 Gee Brothers - Let Me Find the Sun    2:30
      5.  
      		 Keith Meehan - Darkness of my Life    3:40
      6.  
      		 Flower Travelling Band - Satori Part 1    4:30
      7.  
      		 Flower Travelling Band - Satori Part 2    3:28
      8.  
      		 Lewis & Clarke Expedition - Blue Revelation    2:17
      9.  
      		 Picadilly Line - Yellow Rainbow    2:17
      10.  
      		 Petards - Rainbows & Butterflies    2:57
      11.  
      		 Petards - Tartarex    2:58
      12.  
      		 Almond Lettuce - Magic Circle    2:41
      13.  
      		 Fickle Pickle - Sam & Sadie    2:16
      14.  
      		 Kaplan - I Like    3:25
      15.  
      		 The Admirals - In the Promise Land    2:27
      16.  
      		 The Shirelli - I'll Stay By Your Side    2:50
      17.  
      		 Jackueline Taeib - 7am    2:05
      18.  
      		 Vanilla Fudge - Some Velvet Morning    2:58
      19.  
      		 The Sleepy - Loves Immortal Fire    3:08
      20.  
      		 The Beloved Ones - Land of Shadow    2:53
      21.  
      		 The Rugby's - Stay With Me    3:11
      22.  
      		 The Pirates - Shades of Blue    2:00
      23.  
      		 The Shames - Greenburg, Clickstein, Charles, Davies, Smith and Jones    2:18
      24.  
      		 Smoke - Dream of Dreams    2:28
      25.  
      		 Smoke - My Birth    2:38
      26.  
      		 Poppy Family - Shadows on my Wall    2:20
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      Pure garage rock and psych. rare out of print music. Peace!
      Obscurity: Moderate
      Sound: Average
      Artwork: Very Good
      Information: Poor (No general liner notes. No release information.)
      Running Time: 73:06


      Psychedelic Voyage
      Cam CAMCD 01
      Location: US


      Tracks:
      Tac Pocum System - Asmodia
      The ones - Lady Greengrass
      Kiss Inc - Hey There Mr. Holy Man
      Gee Brothers - Let Me Find the Sun
      Keith Meehan - Darkness of My Life
      Flower Traveling Band - Satori pt1
      Flower Traveling Band - Satori pt2
      Lewis & Klark Expedition - Blue Revelation
      Picadilly Line - Yellow Rainbow
      Petards - Rainbows & Butterflys
      Petards - Tartarex
      Almond Lettuce - Magic Circle
      Fickle Fickle - Sam & Sadie
      Kaplan - I Like
      The Admirals - In the Promised Land
      The Shirelli - I'll Stay by Your Side
      Jackueline Taeib - 7am
      Vanilla fudge - Some Velvet Morning
      The Sleepy - Loves Immortal Fire
      The Beloved ones - Land of Shadow
      The Rugby's - Stay With Me
      The Pirates - Shades of Blue
      The shames - Greenburg, Clickstein, Charles, Davies, Smith & Sones
      Smoke - Dream of Dreams
      Smoke - My Birth
      Poppy Family - Shadows on My Wall


      I don't know, man, it's more like you can't have everything perfect.
      I've been spinning the Psychedelic Voyage CD in my car for a week
      straight and wasn't even aware that the sound was so-so. Once you
      brought it up, I went and played it on my home stereo, compared Flower
      Travelling Band's "Satori" to the version on Psychedelic Unknowns 11, and
      found that the disc does indeed have a little muddiness. I wouldn't say
      awful, it's just not up to par with the higher standards we expect in
      this digital age.
      Musicwise this is a great disc, and any open minded listener who gets
      their hands on a copy does win out. There's a full range of sounds here,
      much of which has those late 60's production qualities us psych
      collectors love. The Flower Travelling Band deliver the heaviest sounds
      on the disc, and in the case of Satori Part 1, maybe a little too much
      so. The other 25 songs shine, and should bring out bright smiles from
      within.
      I don't know how the sound was on the lps, but considering they would
      both cost you over 40 bucks, if you could find both of them (Bomp has
      vol. 2), the CD is a smart purchase even at $20.
      I recommend this over any of the better sounding Arf Arf psych comps.
      Don't let sound quality (which is not that bad) let you miss out on this
      one.
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