Oh God...this was our makeout music...first love, before sex, even...most intense experience ever. And then when I was forcibly removed from her, I listened to this over and over and over...the voices!!
Sometimes you'll hear a song you've sworn you've known all your life even though you've never heard it before. Cheesy, I know, but that's this song for me, and for a lotta folks, I bet, that are just discovering it, judging from the 261 likes.
In the Land of Sona-Nyl there is neither time nor space, neither suffering nor death; and there I dwelt for many aeons. Green are the groves and pastures, bright and fragrant the flowers, blue and musical the streams, clear and cool the fountains, and stately and gorgeous the temples, castles, and cities of Sona-Nyl. Of that land there is no bound, for beyond each vista of beauty rises another more beautiful.
Oh God! I haven't heard this in about 40 years!! This is so cool. It makes me high again to hear it! LOL Puts me right back into the late 60's......such a good place to be, musically speaking that is. Thanks for posting!
Hauntingly Beautiful ... Metaphoric Intensity ... So Fine a Vocal / Instrumental Blend ; Forty years + on , and the LP has banished with time , but still .... WOW !
I had this 45 since I was a kid. I would listen to this in the dark and the song took me to new and dark places. As a 15 year old this was my "Nirvana"
still high on my must read list.h p lovecraft was not available in our local sleepy town library.believe me if they had i had absorbed him already.this track feeds my hunger.i`m on the case now.thank you very much for sending tripplettam.
these guys are, were, really great. I`m still alive to say I saw them live at the Filmore in San Francisco. They really did capture what I think H.P. Lovecraft meant to with his stories. This was an exceptional band live.
@urkotic yea, oh well I suppose.... I think you can download them somewhere.... lol I don't usually listen to audio books, but sometimes they're pretty good.
Discovered this track/band a couple of days ago. Subsequently, this has been on heavy rotation. Majestic and a clear influence on multitudes (check Brian Jonestown Massacre track 'Sailor' for instance).
@targard allo! ce n'est pas une question de droites. la plupart des personnes simplement sont paresseuses ou n'ont pas lu Lovecraft aussi soigneusement que vous.
Saw them perform in Sacramento in 68 or 69 and sing this song. They played a very long set because we wouldn't let them stop playing this. It was mystical and magical and they were funny as hell backstage and stoned as hell.
H.P Lovecraft's astonishing stories( I believe mostly written in the 1930's ) are the work of a masterly and erudite writer who, sadly, only lived to be 33 years old. His work is a perfect antidote to ecstatic excursions to other worlds. Also, some fans of science fiction might enjoy Olaf Stapleton's work, also very early in the genre.
I honestly think they didn't like drugs any more or less than any one else at the time... they were great moody band with much connections to the Writer HP Lovecraft. Now there was a guy that had to have been doing something with chemicals to come up with his stories...
the Movie Section Nine has Aliens like he wrote about and the frustrations of some of his short stories...
Music sort of reminds me of Jefferson Airplane. They had this freaky, hippie sort of way about them. Talking about white rabbit and stuff. Drug inspired I'm sure. Did these guys take drugs?
I think this is cool, but HP was a horror writer. I expected something...darker? This band has a cool name, but I don't think it follows the themes of Lovecraft's writings. Maybe the lyrics and titles follow. But, I expected something torturous, like the music I imagined from "The Music of Erich Zann"
Oh, I know that, but I don't feel as if their music is maddening enough. Thank you for putting effort into your info though. I am sure others are unaware.
There is always the possibility that you are right. I think if people created a song based on the Chromatic scale however(if it was used correctly) could indeed have a maddening effect. I think the only things that come close enough are the Ring 2 soundtrack(American version), and the group Nox Arcana.
@murkatable: Not all of Lovecraft's stories were horror, however. Many of them were fantasy, and even a few science-fiction. I think a few bands have captured a Lovecraftian feel in their music. Black Sabbath, King Crimson and some of the more avant-garde bands and composers.
the music of hp lovecraft is like the writings of its namesake they didnt just stumble across it it was destined for them to find.and now youve found the secret ...thirty years later.
questioning ones existence is good but dont u think that sometimes u need to just let go? in the book they were looking for a place to call home.... but in the song, it could take u anywhere in the limitless possibilities of your mind....tell me if i'm wrong......
thank you so much "SQUAREPYRAMID99" guy for turning me on to HP LOVECRAFT....as time goes by it takes more & more to blow my mind and...well...YOU FUCKING SUCEEDED!
george edwards said it was about heroin when I asked him about it back in Chicago 1966.He might have been jivin this young kid,but no matter;I took it to be a song about God,and I think it is....
Although some of you here may not like the music, the lyrics to Solitude Aeturnus's song White Ship are much better, look it up, still based on lovecraft's short story...lovecrafts work seems to fit the heavy metal genre perfectly! i must admit the music here is excellent though, HPL's a great band.
i remember recieving this album in the early 70s. i had heard it on a late night radio station when i was 13 years old. my son later did a paper on it in school. we loved the music
Still an amazingly hauting piece. I remember, back in the 60's in my brother's house, this album playing over and over as the room filled with smoke, and we just drifted away with it all....Ahhh, youth, sweet youth!!!
I guess you can order a copy on Amazon, they have everything there. :)
But you could also Download it on a Blogspot website..just type in: "the album-name + the year + Blogspot", in Google, and you should be able to find it.
oh my god, what an unexpected treat. first song I have ever heard from this group and I am completely blown away. love this so much. thanks for uploading it.
Not at all. PATGOD was all Syd, typically eccentric if that's not a contradiction. playful and very pastoral. These vocals sound very SF evidently they were originally from Chicago. O Yes the anagram of Piper ends in God Very Syd.
Mesmerizing, totally;listening to it makes you feel kind of drugged and stupefied as if you really were "sailing" to some weird remote locale. Beautiful harmonizing..
When I was 17 I was in a band and we played an outdoor concert with these guys at the university of California Santa Cruz. They were a great band and great guys!
I've been reading Lovecraft for years and just recently found out about this band. They seem to have had a good sense on HPL's moods of strange otherworldliness.
@yoxodo I would say so for a band you would expect from the late 60s. Nowdays I would say the band that best catches that sort of otherworldly sound would be KoRn. Would you have any other bands in mind from the last 20 years or so that sound like something that would belong in a Lovecraftian film?
Thanks for the post! I remember being fairly wasted watching this band, many years ago! They were incredible live so you just had to buy the album / 8 track tape!
incredible! i had the record! i thought nobody Knew them! I have lost the records somebody know where a can have it? faboulus music lod time good time!
You can purchase it from Amazon, as I did. Great buy that brought back many nice memories, as I had seen them straight and under the influence of Mary Jane. Smooth, talented singers and instrumentalists. Too bad they didn't become more popular.
H.P.Lovecraft were an incredible psychedelic group from Chicago. They moved to the Haight sometime in 1967. A great highly underated group from an interesting time in rock/popular music. They had a unique way of singing harmonies, a very deep psychedelic sound to them overall.
...I can remember hearing this as a kid of 13 all the freaking time-about 1968...Got a lot of airplay in northern California...Where were these guys from?
"ArtRock," early enough in the era when neither half of the term was a perjorative... at the time of its release, completely non-derivative, and by any aesthetic standard, completely beautiful. Listen carefully, children, yet unborn: This is the epitome of the concatenation of unaffected inspiration, musical preparation, and combined talent(s). (I wish this posting had retained the reprise of the "harpsichord" figure at the end, Bach, I believe...)
This song is fantastic...I have a promotional 45 of this on Philips with a long and short version of "White Ship". I first heard the band in 1972 on KPRI in San Diego.
and also their cover of the youngbloods tune-Lets Get Together- These guys were as good as the best. Harmonies and voices were truly extraordinary- can anyone put Wayfaring Stranger on the Tube?
"Crew! Howl with me so that we might set the seven seas ABLAZE with fear! AWOO!"
"Ah-ah-ah-ah-ah!"
"LEEDLE LEEDLE LEEDLE LEE!"
MOOP000 1 week ago
Oh God...this was our makeout music...first love, before sex, even...most intense experience ever. And then when I was forcibly removed from her, I listened to this over and over and over...the voices!!
Trollificusv2 2 months ago
@Trollificusv2 umm... ok
xtralage 1 month ago
Sometimes you'll hear a song you've sworn you've known all your life even though you've never heard it before. Cheesy, I know, but that's this song for me, and for a lotta folks, I bet, that are just discovering it, judging from the 261 likes.
CoyKiyote 2 months ago
In the Land of Sona-Nyl there is neither time nor space, neither suffering nor death; and there I dwelt for many aeons. Green are the groves and pastures, bright and fragrant the flowers, blue and musical the streams, clear and cool the fountains, and stately and gorgeous the temples, castles, and cities of Sona-Nyl. Of that land there is no bound, for beyond each vista of beauty rises another more beautiful.
mrxt500 3 months ago
yes but on lsd this sounds nothing like this at all
thedarkesthole 3 months ago 8
Oh God! I haven't heard this in about 40 years!! This is so cool. It makes me high again to hear it! LOL Puts me right back into the late 60's......such a good place to be, musically speaking that is. Thanks for posting!
terrikitties 4 months ago
As good now as it was all those years ago. Takes me back to an era of my youth that l will always remember with affection
meenos3 5 months ago
Hauntingly Beautiful ... Metaphoric Intensity ... So Fine a Vocal / Instrumental Blend ; Forty years + on , and the LP has banished with time , but still .... WOW !
Thanks to Mr Steve Smith and YT .
waltmartinrn 7 months ago
I had this 45 since I was a kid. I would listen to this in the dark and the song took me to new and dark places. As a 15 year old this was my "Nirvana"
silvereagle2061 8 months ago 5
a stonking tune!!
stanleysoldman 8 months ago 2
Let´s set sail wit´ da peace-pipe dude! .-)
fortheloveoftunes 8 months ago
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FatMetalFan 9 months ago
still high on my must read list.h p lovecraft was not available in our local sleepy town library.believe me if they had i had absorbed him already.this track feeds my hunger.i`m on the case now.thank you very much for sending tripplettam.
cosmicrider287 10 months ago
@cosmicrider287 nice to see u out lol
loislombardo 10 months ago
these guys are, were, really great. I`m still alive to say I saw them live at the Filmore in San Francisco. They really did capture what I think H.P. Lovecraft meant to with his stories. This was an exceptional band live.
nogov4us 10 months ago
This song got played a lot on KMPX in San Francisco in the late sixties...brings back those old memories... nice post
markyeeee 11 months ago
what do you reckon this song's about :) lol
ROBdudda 11 months ago
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dltanner99 1 year ago
another nice late night tune, groovy chilled psychedelia
stanleysoldman 1 year ago
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wonder if anyone notice that this sounds kinda like comfortably numb
phydeauxddog 1 year ago
wonder if anyone notice that this sounds kinda like cofortably numb
phydeauxddog 1 year ago
Hey!!!! is there any white ship to send me back to those years? I need it...I missed it once...but now, it's different...
ioannis2005gr 1 year ago
I listen to HPLC every day but hey, that' s the bag I'm in...
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ricky1234321 1 year ago
ugh this is so annoying! I keep looking for H.P. Lovecraft audio books on youtube, and I get these!!
SillyNerdify 1 year ago
@SillyNerdify If only there was some source other than YouTube for H.P. Lovecraft audio books.
urkotic 1 year ago
@urkotic yea, oh well I suppose.... I think you can download them somewhere.... lol I don't usually listen to audio books, but sometimes they're pretty good.
SillyNerdify 1 year ago
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what is the story about?
juliusyeung0330 1 year ago
Thank you for posting this to you tube.. Beautiful vocals... everything is great
leganlsv 1 year ago
beautiful!
buriedinvinyl 1 year ago
Discovered this track/band a couple of days ago. Subsequently, this has been on heavy rotation. Majestic and a clear influence on multitudes (check Brian Jonestown Massacre track 'Sailor' for instance).
lonefools3 1 year ago
@lonefools3 BJMassacre song "Sailor" is actually "The Sailing Ship" by the Cryan Shames, from their 1967 album A Scratch in the Sky.
art2liv4 10 months ago
Out of my mind, nothing flows. Alone on the shore, but that's how it goes. Everyone knows how the wind blows.
JoaniePH51 1 year ago
The white ship has sailed and left me here again
sigmadelta75 1 year ago
stunning, majestic track...60's art rock at it's finest
christomacin 1 year ago
taking the the trio & quartet folk sound and making it beautifully psychedelic. I wish this was still popular to do.
tfurrh1 1 year ago
Beautiful track, thanks for uploading this, had forgot the great bands of my teen years!
68generation 1 year ago
hello je ne comprends pas pourquoi plein de gens appellent la ville ryleh car c'est r'lyeh, avez vous fait ca pour une question de droits?
targard 1 year ago
@targard allo! ce n'est pas une question de droites. la plupart des personnes simplement sont paresseuses ou n'ont pas lu Lovecraft aussi soigneusement que vous.
zizek 1 year ago
@zizek Hell'O Je viens de m' apercevoir que mon commentaire était destiné a une autre vidéo, erreur de manip ^^
targard 1 year ago
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zizek 1 year ago
Saw them perform in Sacramento in 68 or 69 and sing this song. They played a very long set because we wouldn't let them stop playing this. It was mystical and magical and they were funny as hell backstage and stoned as hell.
godschildsandi 1 year ago 2
One of the great, mystical anthems of the era.
frazzittasong 1 year ago 2
I think its just a metaphor for death!
MrGabe666 1 year ago
or a short story by lovecraft or both
set6the6word6afire 1 year ago
H.P Lovecraft's astonishing stories( I believe mostly written in the 1930's ) are the work of a masterly and erudite writer who, sadly, only lived to be 33 years old. His work is a perfect antidote to ecstatic excursions to other worlds. Also, some fans of science fiction might enjoy Olaf Stapleton's work, also very early in the genre.
murkatable 2 years ago
this is pure lysergic
murkatable 2 years ago
note the elasticity of time in the music
murkatable 2 years ago
I honestly think they didn't like drugs any more or less than any one else at the time... they were great moody band with much connections to the Writer HP Lovecraft. Now there was a guy that had to have been doing something with chemicals to come up with his stories...
the Movie Section Nine has Aliens like he wrote about and the frustrations of some of his short stories...
scottylarue 2 years ago
@scottylarue Respectfully, I don't think H. P. used anything but imagination
murkatable 2 years ago
@scottylarue
so they liked drugs?
767fife 1 year ago
Music sort of reminds me of Jefferson Airplane. They had this freaky, hippie sort of way about them. Talking about white rabbit and stuff. Drug inspired I'm sure. Did these guys take drugs?
lildude77504 2 years ago
I think this is cool, but HP was a horror writer. I expected something...darker? This band has a cool name, but I don't think it follows the themes of Lovecraft's writings. Maybe the lyrics and titles follow. But, I expected something torturous, like the music I imagined from "The Music of Erich Zann"
arkangelzero 2 years ago
@arkangelzero it's from The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath or The Silver Key stories by HP
ravendcs 2 years ago
Oh, I know that, but I don't feel as if their music is maddening enough. Thank you for putting effort into your info though. I am sure others are unaware.
arkangelzero 2 years ago
@arkangelzero Respectfully, I don't know how any popular music could produce the sheer terror of some of his stories
murkatable 2 years ago
There is always the possibility that you are right. I think if people created a song based on the Chromatic scale however(if it was used correctly) could indeed have a maddening effect. I think the only things that come close enough are the Ring 2 soundtrack(American version), and the group Nox Arcana.
arkangelzero 2 years ago
@murkatable: Not all of Lovecraft's stories were horror, however. Many of them were fantasy, and even a few science-fiction. I think a few bands have captured a Lovecraftian feel in their music. Black Sabbath, King Crimson and some of the more avant-garde bands and composers.
thesithempire 1 year ago 3
@thesithempire
I think VDGG is lovcrafty
767fife 1 year ago
the music of hp lovecraft is like the writings of its namesake they didnt just stumble across it it was destined for them to find.and now youve found the secret ...thirty years later.
dienkizenjimm 2 years ago
let go at times yes... we all do,
i think we make our own future... you see.. this song,time,memory,was deep for me then..so please no more talk bout this
sonicjay007 2 years ago
does anyone really care where it's going?
eihwazone 2 years ago
was asking myself a existential question back then..,and Yes..some of us do care
sonicjay007 2 years ago
questioning ones existence is good but dont u think that sometimes u need to just let go? in the book they were looking for a place to call home.... but in the song, it could take u anywhere in the limitless possibilities of your mind....tell me if i'm wrong......
eihwazone 2 years ago
The first and second HP Lovecraft albums available on one CD. I saw them at the Fillmore when they opened for Traffic in 1968.
Archiebell68 2 years ago
thank you so much "SQUAREPYRAMID99" guy for turning me on to HP LOVECRAFT....as time goes by it takes more & more to blow my mind and...well...YOU FUCKING SUCEEDED!
SandozSaxonWilliams 2 years ago
OH YEH it might sound a tad flat but old records do that,apparently.
MrCeltic76 2 years ago
DLUB83 heres the chords,theres subtle inversions on the Dm chord too.capo 1....
C A C A . D[D6] D7[D6] . Dm Dm7. A Em
out of my mind.....G F G F Em C A
MrCeltic76 2 years ago
hypnotic!
you don't need drugs to be amazed by this masterpiece...
Azargled 2 years ago 8
@Azargled but oh how drugs can add new vistas of perception, I'm listening to it while smoking some KB and I couldn't be in a better place!
I do agree however, drugs are not needed for this work of musical art.
Nabikon 4 months ago
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Can't stop listening to this.
Anon1696 2 years ago
george edwards said it was about heroin when I asked him about it back in Chicago 1966.He might have been jivin this young kid,but no matter;I took it to be a song about God,and I think it is....
rockinroger69 2 years ago
For a junkie, they are the same thing.
mmedefarge 2 years ago 2
this recording seems to be a bit lower in key than the other recordings ive heard... maybe contributed to the tape stretching out?
00eddie0 2 years ago
Although some of you here may not like the music, the lyrics to Solitude Aeturnus's song White Ship are much better, look it up, still based on lovecraft's short story...lovecrafts work seems to fit the heavy metal genre perfectly! i must admit the music here is excellent though, HPL's a great band.
AviatorAndyK 2 years ago
an excelent short story!
warmecanic 2 years ago 3
it is !
set6the6word6afire 2 years ago
More than music..
WeHateThePatriots 2 years ago 2
Incredible.
thimble288 2 years ago 2
Like it. Will someone pass the tabs please? Need em for the full experience.
dlub83 2 years ago 2
Absolutely love this group.
corwinofamber8 2 years ago 5
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This is awesome. I need to get this album.
believe157 2 years ago
takes you on a journey.
madarch52 2 years ago
i wanna take that journey......
eihwazone 2 years ago
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What has this got to do with Lovecraft? Sorry... but I don´t get it...
PeterRoeder31 2 years ago
The white ship was one of Lovecraft's short stories
YourProfessor 2 years ago
This was Bill Graham's favorite band!
hammach52 2 years ago
i remember recieving this album in the early 70s. i had heard it on a late night radio station when i was 13 years old. my son later did a paper on it in school. we loved the music
tzypper 2 years ago
Still an amazingly hauting piece. I remember, back in the 60's in my brother's house, this album playing over and over as the room filled with smoke, and we just drifted away with it all....Ahhh, youth, sweet youth!!!
Anybody know where to get a disc of this album?
Desi6327 2 years ago
I guess you can order a copy on Amazon, they have everything there. :)
But you could also Download it on a Blogspot website..just type in: "the album-name + the year + Blogspot", in Google, and you should be able to find it.
expoonation 2 years ago
oh my god, what an unexpected treat. first song I have ever heard from this group and I am completely blown away. love this so much. thanks for uploading it.
Sajuukar 2 years ago
Listen to 'Beck's Bolero" on YT.
terecestamp 2 years ago
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sounds like they're trying very hard to be Pink Floyd. Sounds very "Piper At The Gates Of Dawn".
TheSorkDogg 2 years ago
Not at all. PATGOD was all Syd, typically eccentric if that's not a contradiction. playful and very pastoral. These vocals sound very SF evidently they were originally from Chicago. O Yes the anagram of Piper ends in God Very Syd.
terecestamp 2 years ago
The singer sound a bit like the singer from Muse =D
BastuBasti 2 years ago
Mesmerizing, totally;listening to it makes you feel kind of drugged and stupefied as if you really were "sailing" to some weird remote locale. Beautiful harmonizing..
cecily1948 2 years ago
love these guys too, thanks man
twilightdimension 3 years ago 2
When I was 17 I was in a band and we played an outdoor concert with these guys at the university of California Santa Cruz. They were a great band and great guys!
ddrucilez 3 years ago 35
@ddrucilez Lovecraft at UC Santa Cruz, that must have been a trippin' Time, ha
ellynlvx 11 months ago
I've been reading Lovecraft for years and just recently found out about this band. They seem to have had a good sense on HPL's moods of strange otherworldliness.
yoxodo 3 years ago 19
Exactly - I love the song as much as I do the story per se.
Noiseferatu 2 years ago
@yoxodo I would say so for a band you would expect from the late 60s. Nowdays I would say the band that best catches that sort of otherworldly sound would be KoRn. Would you have any other bands in mind from the last 20 years or so that sound like something that would belong in a Lovecraftian film?
CrossCreed4800 1 year ago
@CrossCreed4800 I like Nox Arcana's "Necronomicon"...
ballparkfrancis 10 months ago
@yoxodo - They were originally from Chicago, where I saw them perform live a few times early on, but moved fairly quickly to San Franscisco.
chiron8839 8 months ago
Thanks for the post! I remember being fairly wasted watching this band, many years ago! They were incredible live so you just had to buy the album / 8 track tape!
jettbugg 3 years ago 3
haunting..to where!?
sonicjay007 3 years ago 2
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eihwazone 2 years ago
I just read The white ship today. Interesting to find a song about it.
JanoSeishu420 3 years ago
incredible! i had the record! i thought nobody Knew them! I have lost the records somebody know where a can have it? faboulus music lod time good time!
villoncorbiere 3 years ago
fantastic! I had the records, i have lost.
Somebody knos where i can find them. i think nobodt kw them. i am happy. Thanks! Old time good time.
villoncorbiere 3 years ago
You can purchase it from Amazon, as I did. Great buy that brought back many nice memories, as I had seen them straight and under the influence of Mary Jane. Smooth, talented singers and instrumentalists. Too bad they didn't become more popular.
mojo1229 3 years ago
H.P.Lovecraft were an incredible psychedelic group from Chicago. They moved to the Haight sometime in 1967. A great highly underated group from an interesting time in rock/popular music. They had a unique way of singing harmonies, a very deep psychedelic sound to them overall.
hippygangster 3 years ago 4
Thanks so much for the info. The lead sounds like a folksinger, but the keyboard player has a really incredible voice on the high high hrmony part.
terecestamp 2 years ago
so beautiful....if only todays kids could hear what real music is
cheeezdooodle 3 years ago
...I can remember hearing this as a kid of 13 all the freaking time-about 1968...Got a lot of airplay in northern California...Where were these guys from?
tonfan 3 years ago
"ArtRock," early enough in the era when neither half of the term was a perjorative... at the time of its release, completely non-derivative, and by any aesthetic standard, completely beautiful. Listen carefully, children, yet unborn: This is the epitome of the concatenation of unaffected inspiration, musical preparation, and combined talent(s). (I wish this posting had retained the reprise of the "harpsichord" figure at the end, Bach, I believe...)
tuxguys 3 years ago
Their maqnum opus...
two other contemporary songs it sounds somewhat like:
Buffalo Springfield-Out of My Mind
It's a Beautiful Day-White Bird
Raymantico 3 years ago
You can definitely hear the influence of Ravel's Bolero (and that is not intended as either a criticism or a put-down - I love both pieces of music).
Yakovlievich 3 years ago
why hav i never heard of these?
mazzo1 3 years ago
This song is fantastic...I have a promotional 45 of this on Philips with a long and short version of "White Ship". I first heard the band in 1972 on KPRI in San Diego.
artlongjr 3 years ago
what a new discovery for me!
Ledcream69 3 years ago
great post and great song.. KMPX in San Francisco used to play this song all the time..a real fm radio classic
markyeeee 3 years ago
I would be very grateful if you could post a song by them called at the mountains of maddness.
thecrimsonfloyd 3 years ago
Awesome!
Mojave888 3 years ago
Awesome! I found this by accident and it is great. Serendipity.
jenton70 3 years ago 2
i'm too stoned to write anything...
davivas679 3 years ago 4
Great!!! Finally the full version!! One of the finest songs to come out that year....thanx,
They also did a great job on Burl Ives' Wayfaring Stranger....
padleynj 3 years ago
and also their cover of the youngbloods tune-Lets Get Together- These guys were as good as the best. Harmonies and voices were truly extraordinary- can anyone put Wayfaring Stranger on the Tube?
zoos108 3 years ago