I have been familar with their first two albums,but for some reason never hear bull of the woods.so one night must have eaten a lil more then an 8th and heard this song,and the rest of the album for the first time and words simple can not explain how much this song touched my soul,one of the greatest bands on all time i think.this band i a huge influence on my music,and im 18,i think that bands like 13th floor will embeddablely influence people for many years to come
Psychedelic late 60s garage rock ( especially all the punkish,raw, primitive stuff ) is uncomparable... 13 floor elevators, kim fowley, love, shocking blue, the seeds, the kingsmen and 1000s more bands...real rock'n roll... words defy me when trying to describe the TRUE and WORTHY and REAL and horrifyingly beautiful sounds like these... there should be another Explosion like the one in the 60s...
@mirkopozarevacmps It's Stacy Sutherland, the lead guitarist. This is from their third album, Bull of the Woods, which was mostly his work. The band was falling apart, and I think Roky and Tommy Hall had left. Roky was just on 3 songs on the album.
It mostly didn't have their trademark sound of Roky's vocals and Tommy's jug. But this song is still one of Stacy's best works, and he was still a talented guitarist and writer. R.I.P.
WTF I'm falling into a... Way to many drugs... Im not even high and this is bringing back old LSD highs haha this is awesome, great song too!!!!!!!!! TRIPPIN!!!!!!
ive only read a couple of the first page comments on this vid, but "they dont make music like this anymore" may be a topic. My answer is "oh yes they fuckin do!". Psychedelic music doesnt need to be stuck in a 60's timewarp to be psychedelic!
@TheLexyboy Psychedelic music is timeless. But I haven't actually heard any current, real psychedelic rock. I've heard bits and pieces from underground bands that claim they are, but the music just isn't it and some of it even sounds generic.
There's plenty of music I can hear from the 60's from many, many, many different bands, and I can say-"That's psychedelic." It's a whole genre. But I DO believe it's still possible to make real psychedelic rock NOW, I just haven't heard anyone do it right.
@jettjaxon1 The only thing I'd admit is that this song isn't well-mixed. Plenty of their songs weren't well-mixed, I think especially this album. And the CD issues suffer from crappy quality sources because the independent label they were on went bankrupt.
They released a box set a couple years back or so that finally got things right, although the mixing on this album can't be helped too much. Most of their material, though, sounds way, way better. It sold out though so most people download it
@jettjaxon1 I only wrote that comment because I think you didn't hear the lyrics well enough, but the point is that this band is legendary and had unique musical talent you could never understand.
MY UNIVERSITY IS - WAS - WILL - BE CALLED *P*S*I*L*C*Y*B*E*-*S*E*M*I*L*A*N*C*E*A*T*A*, das album BULL O´ DA WOODS mein EINZIGES album, dass ein weggefährte ist and if You ask me for the one & eternal word?
roky erickson was gettimg his inspiration from somewhere else but many great men are returning and I hope to be waiting at the station when all the scarlet and the gold are reverberating in the ether fau shau its the original psychedelic band on youtube for everybody to keep standing there and tommorows hurricanes have blown my mind. thanks for the flashback
this is a personal dig at Tommy Hall by Stacey Sutherland. some of the takes on Bull of the Woods are with Roky and Tommy. but recorded a year earlier. the band was desolved already. why they are not well known? crappy publisists and smart mouths! rock 'n' roll originals!
I was lucky enough to have traded a couple of letters with Stacy Sutherland after an hour's phone conversation in 1978 about a month before Bunny killed him. This, along with his "Nobody To Love" he considered to be his best work, so much so that he played them in the band he formed after his release from The Walls, I believe the name was "Tejas." Thanks for posting this, brother, the Elevators are eternal!
Good morning, do you like sixties? Listen and pod cast my program " great sound of 60' s " on the site plumfm. Greeting and made blooper in rock and roll.
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hey an i really dig 13th floor elevators and was wondering if there was anyway you could reverse the video to reveal backmasking, i'm conviced it would work but i just don't have the programs to do it
if you are looking for more bands that sounds like 13th floor elevators .. try the band called COLD SUN .. also from texas late 60's ... only album is titled Dark shadows .. it is so so so so good .
@Greggo2 : No sacrilege; it's my favorite 13th FE song too. I'm not a big electric jug fan. Stacy Sutherland wrote this and did the lead vocal. Roky E. and Tommy Hall participated only minimally in the recording of this album (Roky was facing big time legal problems and being threatened with jail and/or institutionalization. Hall was simply becoming more and more isolated and "out there," Syd Barrett style). Sutherland was trying to hold the band together, a Sisyphean task.
@Marz0824 I matured musically when I was 15 or 16. It makes no difference, you either like things or you dont and badtaste is seemingly the in thing. Bands like this always surpass and live on however, it is music for the spirit. I remember hearing Fire and Water by Free when I was 15 and it changed my whole outlook on music and what it means. I was moved by it completely.
@Marz0824 listen to The Brian Jonestown Massacre, start with their hits, like Anemone, Wisdom, nevertheless, then work deeper into all of their music. One of the best neo-psycedelic bands
@Marz0824 There are dude you just have to let your musical influences grow and take down the wall of "they don't make good music anymore" because they do. Open your Eyes.
imagine the fear in the hearts of texas fundamentalists if they saw their 16 year old child seeing these graphics and hearing this music. However, in the late '60's we engaged in sweet surrender to the zeit geist that was around then .. celebrated life .. and celebrated collors!
Great song. I love the way Roky sings this in a Texan accent retaining it's Psychedelic feel. The imagery is excellent and makes me want to spin around!!
I see what you mean. They are musically and geographically not far apart! However like many US bands of the mid-sixties they are influenced by The Rolling Stones, Them, Yardbirds, The Who etc. The Elevators to their credit did develop an original Psychedelic Sound.
That's Stacy singing, as Roky was gone (in more ways than one) by that time. In fact, Stacy later stated this song was about Roky and his situation at that time.
You lucky people that lived back then. I have to live it through you and my late cousin. Living Eye, Catacombs, Love Street Light Circus, etc.... My cousin lived it all and all that is left through him are my memories of the stories he told me. That, and that I'm friends with John Ike. Met him 12 years ago and hung out with him in summer 07 in Kerrville. My cousin saw the Doors in like 68. It was crazy. You lucky bastards. I hope you know what you lived and my generation won't know...
WRONG AARNO. . The 60's and 70's mainstream culture may have consisted of more appealing music, drugs and expression BUT that time was about bringing about revoloution to the cruel ABUSIVE world that surrounded that minority. people were fighting for the rights they didnt have. time has passed living in the informatin era, more civil rights. benefit from the change brought forth by the 70s, we are here to carry on that message and continue that fight. the 70s are over NOW IS THE TIME.
Dude, watch this movie called Dirt Road to Psychedelia. Hard to find, but real good, even though its mostly interviews. Not too much original footage from back then, though maybe 1/4th the move has some. That 70's generation kinda wasted their decade but the mid to late 60's is where I wanted to live. Wish I had a time machine.
What happened to acid, those two guys got busted pinerton and apperson and they made 95% of acid according to dea.Sucks, mushrooms don'nt pack the punch.
it's been coming back in to ATX - it was gone for like 5 years it seemed before I saw any again after that big bust. DEA is a bloated govt program, they should pull it's budget
hey mellymanfamily your right such a stereo typical comment. people like that have never been able to open their minds and let free if everyone was a hippe the world would be a cooler place!!!!
If you're into checking out 60's freakbeat bands check out the Attack from England.who were around from 66-68'. Some notable songs they did were Try It! (redid the Standells version), Colour of My Mind, Too Old, Go Your Way, Strange House, Mr Pinoddmy's Dilemma, Feel Like Flying, Magic in the Air, and Anymore than I Do.
Man, these guys smoked a lot a weed and their music is still a constellation unto itself. Live, they just knew how to jam the night away. One primo band and my headphones are still smokin' !
noticed people were recomending bands so if you guys like the 13 floors, check out the golden dawn. they only recorded one album and is hard to get and really expensive. they played a lot of show with the 13 floors back in tex and have a similar sound to the 13 floors first album. just think what bull of the woods would have sounded like if rocky actually song on the all the tracks!!!
My understanding is that neither Roky or Tommy ("Electric Jug") Hall contributed much to "Bull of the Woods"; Stacy Sutherland (the lead guitarist) and the rhythm section (drummer Danny Thomas and bassist Ronnie Leatherman) recorded most of this album, with Sutherland writing most of the tracks. This song is my favorite by 13FL, so haunting. I don't know what the words mean, but I think there's an antiwar message in their. BTW, I saw Roky and the Explosions in Chi 31Aug '08; great show.
I feel like an idiot. In the first sentence I meant "neither Roky NOR (not "or") Tommy." In the penultimate (next-to-last) sentence, I meant "...antiwar message in there (not "in their")."
Try "Spacemen 3". They don't have as much of the garage band sort of sound, but there very similar to 13th FEs. They also do allot of really good 13th FE covers.
spacemen 3 rule-saw them live-"losing touch with my mind"still cant find it-try the song "big city"their reaction to the 2nd summer of love,makes me dance every time
Have you heard the Chocolate Watchband? San Jose garage rockers psychedelicized by LA producer Ed Cobb, which led to some creative conflicts, both between the band and Cobb and within the band. Classic lineup: Gary Andrujesevic- drums; Bill Flores- bass; Sean Toomey- guitar; Mark Loomis- guitar and keyboards; David Aguilar- lead vocals.
If the doors of perception were cleansed every thing would appear to man as it is, infinite
Unsanity94 1 month ago 2
drug rock at its best
fatman86236 1 month ago
Who played bass on this track? I'm guessing Ronnie Leatherman??
StanKindly 2 months ago
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StanKindly 2 months ago
Check out the growlers for a great band
LENNY5839 2 months ago
I have been familar with their first two albums,but for some reason never hear bull of the woods.so one night must have eaten a lil more then an 8th and heard this song,and the rest of the album for the first time and words simple can not explain how much this song touched my soul,one of the greatest bands on all time i think.this band i a huge influence on my music,and im 18,i think that bands like 13th floor will embeddablely influence people for many years to come
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Psychedelic late 60s garage rock ( especially all the punkish,raw, primitive stuff ) is uncomparable... 13 floor elevators, kim fowley, love, shocking blue, the seeds, the kingsmen and 1000s more bands...real rock'n roll... words defy me when trying to describe the TRUE and WORTHY and REAL and horrifyingly beautiful sounds like these... there should be another Explosion like the one in the 60s...
sessionmessiah 4 months ago 3
this song and DXM = OMYGOD
MDS13MDS 5 months ago 2
Does someone know the meaning.To me it looks a little like Elevators situation a that time.When roky was in hospital and Tomy doesnt be with band.
mirkopozarevacmps 5 months ago
I wandering what is the meaning of this song,what Stacy want to say
mirkopozarevacmps 5 months ago
oh man, authentic
belsen147 6 months ago
AUSTIN, TEXAS....
GoReds10FuckOff 6 months ago
woo Austin :) :) :) beautiful :) :) :)
falore94 6 months ago
Classic psychedelia,going up.down & sideways!
gratefultiger 6 months ago
i see ronald mcdonald
Thirdeyeinmypocket 6 months ago
Who is the singer of this song.Is this Roky it not looks like his voice.
mirkopozarevacmps 7 months ago
@mirkopozarevacmps It's Stacy Sutherland, the lead guitarist. This is from their third album, Bull of the Woods, which was mostly his work. The band was falling apart, and I think Roky and Tommy Hall had left. Roky was just on 3 songs on the album.
It mostly didn't have their trademark sound of Roky's vocals and Tommy's jug. But this song is still one of Stacy's best works, and he was still a talented guitarist and writer. R.I.P.
TheOneartist 7 months ago
WTF I'm falling into a... Way to many drugs... Im not even high and this is bringing back old LSD highs haha this is awesome, great song too!!!!!!!!! TRIPPIN!!!!!!
NaUsPoWeReD 7 months ago
So trippy :)
bananalover666 8 months ago
ive only read a couple of the first page comments on this vid, but "they dont make music like this anymore" may be a topic. My answer is "oh yes they fuckin do!". Psychedelic music doesnt need to be stuck in a 60's timewarp to be psychedelic!
TheLexyboy 9 months ago 3
@TheLexyboy exactly
MDS13MDS 7 months ago
@TheLexyboy Psychedelic music is timeless. But I haven't actually heard any current, real psychedelic rock. I've heard bits and pieces from underground bands that claim they are, but the music just isn't it and some of it even sounds generic.
There's plenty of music I can hear from the 60's from many, many, many different bands, and I can say-"That's psychedelic." It's a whole genre. But I DO believe it's still possible to make real psychedelic rock NOW, I just haven't heard anyone do it right.
TheOneartist 7 months ago
i want about 4 drops of some cali sunshine right now
bonedaddyjack666 9 months ago 8
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ScientistOfSound1 3 months ago
viejitas pero chingonas!!
CosThc 10 months ago
Maybe they should get of the drugs! Thats not a song ITS CRAP!
jettjaxon1 10 months ago
@jettjaxon1 Why don't you stop listening to their music if you think it's "crap" and go listen to Rebecca Black or something.
iixYETIxii 9 months ago 8
@jettjaxon1 The only thing I'd admit is that this song isn't well-mixed. Plenty of their songs weren't well-mixed, I think especially this album. And the CD issues suffer from crappy quality sources because the independent label they were on went bankrupt.
They released a box set a couple years back or so that finally got things right, although the mixing on this album can't be helped too much. Most of their material, though, sounds way, way better. It sold out though so most people download it
TheOneartist 7 months ago
@jettjaxon1 I only wrote that comment because I think you didn't hear the lyrics well enough, but the point is that this band is legendary and had unique musical talent you could never understand.
TheOneartist 7 months ago
we living in lysergic acid.
santiagosuarez92 10 months ago
psilocybe semilanceata, i meant
blendenweite 4-5, freunde der russischen volksmusik
AntonettaHenriette 11 months ago
MY UNIVERSITY IS - WAS - WILL - BE CALLED *P*S*I*L*C*Y*B*E*-*S*E*M*I*L*A*N*C*E*A*T*A*, das album BULL O´ DA WOODS mein EINZIGES album, dass ein weggefährte ist and if You ask me for the one & eternal word?
It is L O V E . . .(henrike frum berlin)
AntonettaHenriette 11 months ago
roky erickson had himself legally declared a Martian. True!
hipcat13 11 months ago 3
This light show is so outasite! Thank you, perpetrator!
MemphisDude 1 year ago
..my third eye is squeegeed!
NymphZoic68 1 year ago 3
roky erickson was gettimg his inspiration from somewhere else but many great men are returning and I hope to be waiting at the station when all the scarlet and the gold are reverberating in the ether fau shau its the original psychedelic band on youtube for everybody to keep standing there and tommorows hurricanes have blown my mind. thanks for the flashback
plusultra 1 year ago
this is a personal dig at Tommy Hall by Stacey Sutherland. some of the takes on Bull of the Woods are with Roky and Tommy. but recorded a year earlier. the band was desolved already. why they are not well known? crappy publisists and smart mouths! rock 'n' roll originals!
jphnbbeckham 1 year ago
I don't even think Roky was on this album so much. Bummer.
noogies 1 year ago
This vid is great to get stoned to.
Bash91 1 year ago
I was lucky enough to have traded a couple of letters with Stacy Sutherland after an hour's phone conversation in 1978 about a month before Bunny killed him. This, along with his "Nobody To Love" he considered to be his best work, so much so that he played them in the band he formed after his release from The Walls, I believe the name was "Tejas." Thanks for posting this, brother, the Elevators are eternal!
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Salut, vous aimez les sixties ? Ecoutez et podcatez mon émission "le super son des sixties" sur plum fm. Salut et faites gaffe au rock'n roll.
supersondessixties 1 year ago
This is just fucking awesome. Mental kaleidoscope styles.
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1:57 - 3:35 = The best piece of music ever made as far as I'm concerned. It's something else, Sutherland had other ideas.
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1:57 - 3:11 = The best piece of music ever made as far as I'm concerned. It's something else, Sutherland had other ideas.
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1:57-3:11 = The best piece of music ever made as far as I'm concerned. It's something else, Sutherland had other ideas. What a legend.
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TheKersey1 1 year ago
God, this video gets so much of that mp3 website spam. It don't make sense.
LSDCoatedBrain 1 year ago 2
@LSDCoatedBrain
hey an i really dig 13th floor elevators and was wondering if there was anyway you could reverse the video to reveal backmasking, i'm conviced it would work but i just don't have the programs to do it
HypnoParrot 1 year ago
fucking badass.
irishman572 1 year ago
Pure, Raw Psychedelia. Can't beat it.
Hotsauce850 1 year ago
...two years later yo masterpierpont check this out
Frank Zappa & The Mothers Of Invention
The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band
The Soft Machine
and hawkwind
dinasourwithajetpack 1 year ago
the drummer is awesome
jjames9826 1 year ago
'The Nickel Bag' are another interesting psychedelic band from this period. Try 'The Woods' by The Nickel Bad
funkmasterjee 1 year ago
dig th!sssssssssssssssssssssssssss !i!i!
itsokaytotrip 1 year ago
yes Spacemen 3 are a great psychedelic band
Bonzo321 1 year ago
beautiful!!!
foreveralien 1 year ago
also the band called THE GOLDEN DAWN has the same ish sound
gibsonvolume 1 year ago
if you are looking for more bands that sounds like 13th floor elevators .. try the band called COLD SUN .. also from texas late 60's ... only album is titled Dark shadows .. it is so so so so good .
gibsonvolume 1 year ago
Hearing this song in loving memorial of Dennis Hopper
Magicmaetti 1 year ago
This is probably sacrilege, but this is by far my fave 13th Floor Elevators song. I dig the bass- almost Lee Parry in its dubness.
Greggo2 1 year ago
@Greggo2 : No sacrilege; it's my favorite 13th FE song too. I'm not a big electric jug fan. Stacy Sutherland wrote this and did the lead vocal. Roky E. and Tommy Hall participated only minimally in the recording of this album (Roky was facing big time legal problems and being threatened with jail and/or institutionalization. Hall was simply becoming more and more isolated and "out there," Syd Barrett style). Sutherland was trying to hold the band together, a Sisyphean task.
mackb909 1 year ago
Movimiento 13
lilithkarynna 1 year ago
Badass video!!!
CKru8789 1 year ago
everytime i play this i sense a pyschadelic sundown in the desert
motherbrain86 1 year ago
I have a bunch of his shit on my Itunes but never really gave em' a chance. After seeing that documentry on him I'm freakin' hooked.
pickinboogers4u 1 year ago
This song will be played while they are pissing on my grave.
Magicmaetti 1 year ago 2
One of the best psychedelic bands ever. Like EVER.
Like there's nothing about this band, that I don't like.
InternalPeace93 1 year ago
life right here
shenanarchyxx 1 year ago
I might be 15 years old, but I am mature enough to enjoy this classic song. Its hard to believe today does not have such good songs as this....
Marz0824 1 year ago 57
@Marz0824 I matured musically when I was 15 or 16. It makes no difference, you either like things or you dont and badtaste is seemingly the in thing. Bands like this always surpass and live on however, it is music for the spirit. I remember hearing Fire and Water by Free when I was 15 and it changed my whole outlook on music and what it means. I was moved by it completely.
13thfloor18 1 year ago
@Marz0824
this has nothing to do with you being mature, it just shows you have a great taste in music. that's all. ;)
tanztante 1 year ago
@tanztante What I mean by mature is old enough to look back at our history, and appreciate the music, unlike most younger audience of today.
Marz0824 1 year ago
@Marz0824 listen to The Brian Jonestown Massacre, start with their hits, like Anemone, Wisdom, nevertheless, then work deeper into all of their music. One of the best neo-psycedelic bands
greeneups 1 year ago
@Marz0824 There are dude you just have to let your musical influences grow and take down the wall of "they don't make good music anymore" because they do. Open your Eyes.
burntonce 11 months ago
@Marz0824 Enjoying music has nothing to do with maturity. A toddler knows a melody when he hears one.
xXPinkGoddessXx 11 months ago
@Marz0824 Not really man this music is a product of the culture of the 60's.
Nobodie92 5 months ago
the nightman is waiting at the station!
roadlizard666 1 year ago 2
@roadlizard666 That line is great, really gets me everytime, i love the devils bones lay parching in the sand. Great great tune
13thfloor18 1 year ago
my friends play this song.. now i kno why cus my name is scarlet and the song is called "scarlet and gold" .. funny lol
Mushchronic27 2 years ago
Stacey Sutherland!!
bobbyp1214 2 years ago
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JoeCuff 2 years ago 9
This song rules! See ya in Brooklyn soon Roky!
ANGRYEEL 2 years ago 2
texas has produced some pretty sweet psychedelic bands
tomblah 2 years ago 38
@tomblah hahahahah texas
DrRichardRimjob 1 year ago
many brave men are returning
tomblah 2 years ago 3
they helped invent punk rock like the velvet underground
kingdejaeger 2 years ago 3
Fabulously wicked tune, very nice work with the vid!! * * * * *
gkoz791 2 years ago
imagine the fear in the hearts of texas fundamentalists if they saw their 16 year old child seeing these graphics and hearing this music. However, in the late '60's we engaged in sweet surrender to the zeit geist that was around then .. celebrated life .. and celebrated collors!
milkgodnl 2 years ago 4
Free Pickert and Apperson!
goatmark 2 years ago
Hell yea if you know who William Leonard Pickard & Clyde Apperson are u got my respect....an old Silo is all u need to know
MrGeltabs 2 years ago
LSDCoatedBrain, That's got be one of the best names on the Internet...For this music that is.
dannyhood66 2 years ago 3
there would'nt be some kinda drug reference here now would there????????
333snottbox333 2 years ago
great work!
secul999 2 years ago
very cool, never heard before this album of theirs
ubbuu 2 years ago
Wow, this drummer good !
A hard song to drum to, but he makes it work.
dragpackdale 2 years ago 3
psicodelic yeah!!!
Henrypucho 2 years ago
this should have been in a movie
motherbrain86 2 years ago
Great song. I love the way Roky sings this in a Texan accent retaining it's Psychedelic feel. The imagery is excellent and makes me want to spin around!!
philipsmovies 2 years ago
Makes it sound similar to Love.
huskyjerk 2 years ago
I see what you mean. They are musically and geographically not far apart! However like many US bands of the mid-sixties they are influenced by The Rolling Stones, Them, Yardbirds, The Who etc. The Elevators to their credit did develop an original Psychedelic Sound.
philipsmovies 2 years ago
It is an awesome song, but that's not Roky singing. He is only on a few Bull Of The Woods tracks.
sevenjokingbite 2 years ago
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JFS3 2 years ago
That's Stacy singing, as Roky was gone (in more ways than one) by that time. In fact, Stacy later stated this song was about Roky and his situation at that time.
JFS3 2 years ago
Put this on full screen and let it take you!! away!! awesome song
EDWARDJPOLANCO 2 years ago
soo geil!
11baum11 2 years ago
You lucky people that lived back then. I have to live it through you and my late cousin. Living Eye, Catacombs, Love Street Light Circus, etc.... My cousin lived it all and all that is left through him are my memories of the stories he told me. That, and that I'm friends with John Ike. Met him 12 years ago and hung out with him in summer 07 in Kerrville. My cousin saw the Doors in like 68. It was crazy. You lucky bastards. I hope you know what you lived and my generation won't know...
gunslinger32mag 2 years ago 4
i agree 100 precent man, the 21st century is filled with too much bullshit, the 60's and 70's was back when everything was right!
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goku32001 2 years ago
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WRONG AARNO. . The 60's and 70's mainstream culture may have consisted of more appealing music, drugs and expression BUT that time was about bringing about revoloution to the cruel ABUSIVE world that surrounded that minority. people were fighting for the rights they didnt have. time has passed living in the informatin era, more civil rights. benefit from the change brought forth by the 70s, we are here to carry on that message and continue that fight. the 70s are over NOW IS THE TIME.
goku32001 2 years ago
and you don't see oppression and rights being taken away today?
usernam4444 2 years ago
From what i heard and been shown i agree.
mikederda 2 years ago
Dude, watch this movie called Dirt Road to Psychedelia. Hard to find, but real good, even though its mostly interviews. Not too much original footage from back then, though maybe 1/4th the move has some. That 70's generation kinda wasted their decade but the mid to late 60's is where I wanted to live. Wish I had a time machine.
gunslinger32mag 2 years ago
Yeah I know eh?
mikederda 2 years ago
... but many brave men are returning - back to the place where it began...
Oh WOW - see me rocking!!! Keiner aller songs der Elevators hat mich so bewegt wie DIESES - and... believe: my brain is ANYTHINGcoated, :D:D:D
Ficklise 2 years ago
Stacy Sutherland was fantastic!
homonculus9 2 years ago
What happened to acid, those two guys got busted pinerton and apperson and they made 95% of acid according to dea.Sucks, mushrooms don'nt pack the punch.
goatmark 2 years ago
I took five hits of white blotter in college one night. I almost lost my shit. What a long strange trip that was.............
cronosbray 2 years ago
it's been coming back in to ATX - it was gone for like 5 years it seemed before I saw any again after that big bust. DEA is a bloated govt program, they should pull it's budget
d36williams 2 years ago
They will.. the DEA is a bloated disgusting embarrassment to the united states and what we stand for. Im ashamed they even exist...
popgoiuuod 2 years ago
hey mellymanfamily your right such a stereo typical comment. people like that have never been able to open their minds and let free if everyone was a hippe the world would be a cooler place!!!!
amandadaveolivia 2 years ago
typical comment by some pussy metal wanker!
mellymanfamily 2 years ago
for some reason i could imagine the meat puppet circa thier 2nd album or up on the sun covering this
motherbrain86 2 years ago
If you're into checking out 60's freakbeat bands check out the Attack from England.who were around from 66-68'. Some notable songs they did were Try It! (redid the Standells version), Colour of My Mind, Too Old, Go Your Way, Strange House, Mr Pinoddmy's Dilemma, Feel Like Flying, Magic in the Air, and Anymore than I Do.
mrbag60 2 years ago
Man, these guys smoked a lot a weed and their music is still a constellation unto itself. Live, they just knew how to jam the night away. One primo band and my headphones are still smokin' !
CoeurFidele 3 years ago 3
dont forget the acid and mescaline
jigsawjamess 2 years ago 4
i love this song had the 45 at one time roky rules!!!!!!!!!!!!
marko65 3 years ago
noticed people were recomending bands so if you guys like the 13 floors, check out the golden dawn. they only recorded one album and is hard to get and really expensive. they played a lot of show with the 13 floors back in tex and have a similar sound to the 13 floors first album. just think what bull of the woods would have sounded like if rocky actually song on the all the tracks!!!
eektherigo 3 years ago
My understanding is that neither Roky or Tommy ("Electric Jug") Hall contributed much to "Bull of the Woods"; Stacy Sutherland (the lead guitarist) and the rhythm section (drummer Danny Thomas and bassist Ronnie Leatherman) recorded most of this album, with Sutherland writing most of the tracks. This song is my favorite by 13FL, so haunting. I don't know what the words mean, but I think there's an antiwar message in their. BTW, I saw Roky and the Explosions in Chi 31Aug '08; great show.
mackb909 3 years ago 2
I feel like an idiot. In the first sentence I meant "neither Roky NOR (not "or") Tommy." In the penultimate (next-to-last) sentence, I meant "...antiwar message in there (not "in their")."
mackb909 3 years ago
One of my favorite songs by the 13th Floor Elevators! Thank you!!! I'm going to go dance now! :D
xKrisxVirusx 3 years ago
THANK YOU I love these guys i heard this song so many times but i heard this on acid recently and i love the elevators that much more!!!!!!!!!
rBrad4D 3 years ago 2
Wow man, this is fuckin great. and I'm deffinetly gonna go check out that band. thanks
peace.
RedEye42zero 3 years ago
Awesome stuff my man. Take it back 2 where it all began! Feel the energy 4ever and ever...
MANNY11RED 3 years ago
awesome. Could you recommend some other groups (aside from 13th Floor Elevators) with a similar sound?
thanks for sharing.
masterpierpont 3 years ago
Try "Spacemen 3". They don't have as much of the garage band sort of sound, but there very similar to 13th FEs. They also do allot of really good 13th FE covers.
LSDCoatedBrain 3 years ago
spacemen 3 rule-saw them live-"losing touch with my mind"still cant find it-try the song "big city"their reaction to the 2nd summer of love,makes me dance every time
cmac18881967 3 years ago
the ganjas, the byrds, the beatles, tame impala,
Josmither08 1 year ago
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the ganjas, the byrds, the beatles, tame impala,
Josmither08 1 year ago
Have you heard the Chocolate Watchband? San Jose garage rockers psychedelicized by LA producer Ed Cobb, which led to some creative conflicts, both between the band and Cobb and within the band. Classic lineup: Gary Andrujesevic- drums; Bill Flores- bass; Sean Toomey- guitar; Mark Loomis- guitar and keyboards; David Aguilar- lead vocals.
mackb909 3 years ago 2
I ove your work !! And the 13th Floor Elevators too !!
Where is the electric jug ??
GOLGOTHA01 3 years ago
Thanks. About the electric jug, this is one of their few tracks that doesn't have it. "Bull of The Woods" has three or four tracks without it.
LSDCoatedBrain 3 years ago
@GOLGOTHA01
132-134
13thleos 1 year ago
Love this group man ! Cool light show man ! 5 Stars *****
colamoonpig 3 years ago