...This collection his a few notables in it. Tin House (Floyd Radford later played with Edger Winter) & Captain Beyond (who had a stellar lineup of musicians from previous pro bands Deep Purple & Iron Butterfly) The Capt. was the lp that launched drummer Bobby Caldwell who is today better known for his drum work on Rick Derringer's biggest selling lp "All American Boy"
Thanks!! Captain Beyond is also #1 for me in the 70's...had Neil Merryweather's Kryptonite, friends had Dust, never heard of the others, but they're great!
I could be wrong, but I recognize DEMIAN as being the members of the former BUBBLE PUPPY, and the song here on this video is also one from the BUBBLE PUPPY "Gathering Of Promises" L.P. They were really something else and are well-known for the song "Hot Smoke And Sassafras"
@superglootheband They were an American band, formed here, Lee & Rhino both had history with Iron butterfly, Bobby Caldwell with johnny winter, etc... Rod the only one originally from the uk.
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For those who like to know the band "new" 70 that play hard rock, meet the band Montanha of Brazil, lyrics in Portuguese. Look on youtube: "banda montanha underground" or visit my channel. Great band!
I don't count l.p.'s that were private pressings of 1000 or less that the bands paid for. There are just to many.......Granicus has to be #1 and you didn't even put them on your list...............You got 1 2 & 3 right but they should be 2 ,3 and 4 .Great list and great music.To me GRANICUS was the best band EVER to Record!
@mitsaras1996g13.GRANICUS-Cleveland Ohio- One studio album. One live Broadcast tape floating around-2010 album Re-mastered with 6 bonus tracks to be released Also-Bang 1st- Jerusalem-Dust -Sir Lord Baltimore- Highway Robbery- Diamond Reo-2 LP..Only{GREAT}-Lucifer's Friend 1st Only- Three Man Army [any] Budgie [first 5 are best]Captain Beyond -tied for best ever in my book] Scorpions[ any w/ ULI Roth- U.F.O any w/ M.Schenker> From 1968 to 2010 I own 6000 albums, Ask me anything about any band!!!
Own all of these except the Help and Tin House releases. Neil Merryweather's "Kryptonite" cd is a personal fave. The track 'Star Rider" is (IMO) one of the very best hard rock tunes of the era.
of course this is only a matter of taste, and to leave The Doors, Jefferson Airplane etc outside the list was probably not a mistake. you could watch and listen to bands like them all over Youtube, so this list just ignores the hits, as a lot of great music have been sadly overlooked
@crowbarftw That song is on Bubble Puppy Gathering of promises album. They changed their name from Bubble puppy to Demian. That album also has Hot smoke and sassafrass on it. It's a great album and it's available on cd. Enjoy!
Id also recommend Armageddon, the hard rock band with Ketih Relf of the Yardbirds, also Sainte Anthonys Fyre and Orange Sunshine. (the previous 2 are from the late 60s though.)
Great stuff! As a guitarist and record collector of hard rock of the 70's, I thought I'd seen and heard it all. However, other than Captain Beyond and Dust, I have never seen or heard of the other eight bands you've presented here. If I haven't heard of them, they must be REALLY underground! I used to scour the used record shops in Hollywood and everywhere and I've NEVER seen some of these---even when they were first released way back when! Thanks again! GREAT STUFF!
While I don't exactly have the same opinion as you, this has introduced me to so many new, obscure, and interesting bands that are so criminally unnoticed and talented. Thank you for sharing your opinion.
Out of this group here,..the best bands out of the group is 1. Captain Beyond (actually their in a league of their own) 2. Dust 3. Bubble Puppy. Ever heard any Fuzzy Duck? They had a good sound.
MAY BLITZ was a great band of acid-blues jams & strange mellowness, though not fully "underground", being on the Veritgo label (I have 2 or 3 copies of the "swirl" 1st editions...super trippy!!).
I don't agree with this list, but I was a teenager in the mid 80's, here's my fav's that drove my friends nuts! 11. Todd Rundgren Utopia - A Wizard, A true Star 10. sensation Alex Harvey Band - Impossible dream 9. Neil Marryweather - and his space rangers 8. Trapeze - hold on 7. Stray - hearts on fire 6. Stories - about us 5. Strwabs - brunning for you 4. Manfred Man - Nightingales & Bombers 3. Spirit - 12 dreams of Dr. Srdonicus 2. UFO - no heavy petting 1. Pavlov's Dog - Pampered Menail
nice comp man - havent heard the majority of these bands. so many of them slipped through the net. now we gotta track them down 40 years later! crazy eh? those were the days for sure
Neil Merryweather! Damn I have an album by tucked away in storage that I haven't listened to in years. I can't think of the name of it but it had a cover of a Donovan song that I think was called "Sunshine Superman".
Captain Beyond definitely deserves #1 status. Anybody ever heard of a band called Tucky Buzzard?
The Bill Wyman part is right. The album I had was called "All Right On The Night". It had this awesome instrumental song at the end called "Worldwinds". The weird thing is, I'm looking at their discography and they don't mention that song.
Have hundreds of vinyls in this vein and am shure that the HELP song is at one of these records. The album from HELP with the cover shown here is not a record I have. Does anyone know if this song is on a compilation? Cant find it currently ;-)
Btw: missing George Brigman - Jungle Rot; ok, not the place to post my top ten list here.
Yeah, that's it, got it in the late 80ies and it was one of the my first, what I name, "real" psychedelic records. Have now most of the original records of the bands included, but not the one of Help.
Thanx for the info and thanks for putting this song to your top ten list - inbetween paisleys, hunger, c.a. quintet, faine jade at the Psycho sampler I haven't realized the "beauty" of this song the time before.
Great list. I can't make out who the first group is and the name of the song. I want to buy their album after listening to the song. Thanks for posting!
Please,give me the names of the records! Example: 1-Name of the band - Album (year) 2-Name of the band - Album (year) 3-Name of the band - Album (year) 4-...... 5- 6- 7- 8- 9- 10-
Thanks for this! Actually listened to Demian and Dust on underground radio; Heard Captain Beyond through a friend; Only read about Sir Lord Baltimore (BTW, one guy looked like Dave Byron from Uriah Heep, but pry not since they were already formed); Liked Hwy Robbery. Please post harder stuff (Heh-heh!) by Demian if you can!
FYI Truuth & Janey were almost signed to BELL records. They did some shows with "MOUNTAIN" Leslie West really liked them. Then along came the disco monster & ruined everything. Its nice to see Billy Janey getting the recognition he deserves. Check out his new CD "WHATS YOUR TRICK" on ROCKADROME records. He still has the skills!!
In 1989 I found 23 sealed copies of the Truth & janey lp at a Salvation army store in Des Moines Iowa. I had just started dealing records & bought them for 50cents each on a hunch, The cover was too cool to pass them up. I sold 15 to another dealer for $40 each. I thought I won the lottery. I still have 5 left. What a lucky find!!
Yes! I agree with Tjube and oclero. Two superp albums from CACTUS in one year! Tracks like "Evil" or "One Way.. Or Another" would surely be qualify for this compilation
I wouldn't call this list a TOP 10, more like bargain bin. Captain Beyond definately deserves to be on the top 10. So why aren't the big names on this list? King Crimson would be #1. Some others are ELP and Hawkwind.
Captain Beyond was of course an American band!, Rhino, Lee Dorman and Bobby Caldwell were all Americans, ex members of Iron Butterfly and Edgar Winter Group, Rod Evans was from England, but the band was based in Los Angeles and their label Capricorn are from Georgia, and I doubt that they toured outside USA at the time.
Even if you got an interesting point, I think you are wrong!.
You dont call a Ronnie James Dio fronted Black Sabbath an American band!, do you? Same thing with Rod Evans!, even if he is British, the band Captain Beyond was from USA.
Hey , dumbass, what part of "underground", don't you understand ? These are "obscure" artist that were riding the progressive wave then and there are some innovations and moments worth recognizing there in and these bands have their merits. I suppose like most herd-members, you only like what can be refered to as, main-stream redundancy.....predictable.
You can find all this kind of stuff at the Rockadrome site. Truth and Janey has two cds out of vintage 70s material. There are still some copies of the Survivor CD left too.
the singer from the last band sounds exactly like the singer from pentagram, another badass hard rock band. their later albums sucked but their first or second album was good.
I have the three Capt. Beyonds, both Dust and both Sir Lord Baltimores...and that's it. My fave cut-out bins were indeed Woolworth's, Sprouse-Reitz, Brown's 5 &10, Kaufhalle, and Newberry's...and later on PayLess Drugs when I moved to a town that only had a PayLess Drugs store..
Hi! here is the complete tracklist. 10.Help:Do you understand the words 9.Truth & Janey: Down the road 8. Demian:Todds tune 7. Survivor:Breakout 6.Tinhouse: Be good and be kind 5.Merryweather:Givi´n everything we got 4:Highway Robbery:Fifteen 3. Sir lord Baltimore:Kingdom come 2.Dust:Suicide 1:Captain Beyond:Frozen over
Dude, I've been combing bins like this for fun and profit since the mid-seventies. I've seen most of these albums around (though I actually heard most of those here for the first time). Where do you think this guy foun
...This collection his a few notables in it. Tin House (Floyd Radford later played with Edger Winter) & Captain Beyond (who had a stellar lineup of musicians from previous pro bands Deep Purple & Iron Butterfly) The Capt. was the lp that launched drummer Bobby Caldwell who is today better known for his drum work on Rick Derringer's biggest selling lp "All American Boy"
YallSuckTheBig1 1 day ago
whats song 8 and 1 called?
6TheDark6Matter6 1 week ago
@6TheDark6Matter6 Number 8 is Todd´s Tune with the band Demian, Nr 1 is Frozen over by Captain Beyond.
dyvelsten 1 week ago
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6TheDark6Matter6 1 week ago
Bang
Bloodrock
Euclid
San Francisco's Shiver
Blue Cheer
HumbertoGillanLennon 3 weeks ago
Great bunch of bands but Captain Beyond is never considered to be "underground" on any list.
Because of the members and the epic material they produced they
are considered a Supergroup...................
sfaster 3 months ago
Tin House's self titled album is sooo great.
PetieFr 6 months ago 3
exactly what ive been looking for lately. sir lord baltimore and captain beyond were the only ones i recognized
jimduckworth 8 months ago
number 8??
JAMMA68 9 months ago
Good job dude! This video is really interesting. I hadn't heard anything other than Capt. Beyond and Survivor. Cheers man
newkillergenius 9 months ago
Underground is right. I never heard of any of this stuff. Is it southern or something? Dutch? Er, I like Alice Cooper better, sorry.
54markl 10 months ago
how can you find this on cd?
greene1a 10 months ago
Dang, with the exception of Captain Beyond, I hadnt heard any of those. They sounded great though. Thanx for the education.
Zzyyxxyyxx 1 year ago
AWESOME
cover821 1 year ago
Good stuff, makes me wanna grow a moustache. I will definitely check out some of this stuff.
thejesman 1 year ago
Captain Beyond! great top.
tdwap 1 year ago
Dust was badass
tankerman25 1 year ago
Very good list i was not framiler with Neil merrywethers kryptonite and i cant make out the first album what is it?
upsetMISFIT 1 year ago
Thanks!! Captain Beyond is also #1 for me in the 70's...had Neil Merryweather's Kryptonite, friends had Dust, never heard of the others, but they're great!
mikron1216 1 year ago
Fantastic video, man!!! Thankssssss!!!
MARCOCIENI 1 year ago
//-thank you for this,man!/
xZOUix 1 year ago
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Captain Beyond's "Sufficiently Breathless" is an equally excellent spin
Zraddog 1 year ago
Captain Beyond's Sufficiently Breathless is an equally excellent spin
Zraddog 1 year ago
I could be wrong, but I recognize DEMIAN as being the members of the former BUBBLE PUPPY, and the song here on this video is also one from the BUBBLE PUPPY "Gathering Of Promises" L.P. They were really something else and are well-known for the song "Hot Smoke And Sassafras"
econoroller 1 year ago
fantastic
fart813 1 year ago
No Fuzzy Duck? ;)
ThrashIdolatry 1 year ago
LOL! Captain beyond are not american they were british!! LOL!
superglootheband 1 year ago
@superglootheband
Who says that the are from USA?
bimbo9 1 year ago
@bimbo9
ok, I got it...
bimbo9 1 year ago
@superglootheband They were an American band, formed here, Lee & Rhino both had history with Iron butterfly, Bobby Caldwell with johnny winter, etc... Rod the only one originally from the uk.
Napco205 1 year ago
every song on hard attack by dust is a mega jam.
sourpatchbutthole79 1 year ago
Other than captain beyond I've never heard an of this. Excellent upload, Gracias.
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You say Pop-I scream ROCK !!!
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enekotxu2 1 year ago
Ha! I can see now where Jared Hess got some of the inspiration for the movie "Gentlemen Broncos"!! (3:53)
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For those who like to know the band "new" 70 that play hard rock, meet the band Montanha of Brazil, lyrics in Portuguese. Look on youtube: "banda montanha underground" or visit my channel. Great band!
vivianearanha 1 year ago
Captain Beyond's debut album has got THE finest hard rock album of all time!
Leonecon 1 year ago 13
I don't count l.p.'s that were private pressings of 1000 or less that the bands paid for. There are just to many.......Granicus has to be #1 and you didn't even put them on your list...............You got 1 2 & 3 right but they should be 2 ,3 and 4 .Great list and great music.To me GRANICUS was the best band EVER to Record!
TheJetfighter666 1 year ago
@TheJetfighter666
I agree. do you know can i find any info for the group?
mitsaras1996g13 1 year ago
@mitsaras1996g13.GRANICUS-Cleveland Ohio- One studio album. One live Broadcast tape floating around-2010 album Re-mastered with 6 bonus tracks to be released Also-Bang 1st- Jerusalem-Dust -Sir Lord Baltimore- Highway Robbery- Diamond Reo-2 LP..Only{GREAT}-Lucifer's Friend 1st Only- Three Man Army [any] Budgie [first 5 are best]Captain Beyond -tied for best ever in my book] Scorpions[ any w/ ULI Roth- U.F.O any w/ M.Schenker> From 1968 to 2010 I own 6000 albums, Ask me anything about any band!!!
TheJetfighter666 1 year ago
Check out Jerusalem, Jericho, May Blitz and Leafhound. You'll love'em if you like this sort of music.
jmsbk12345 1 year ago
I've got Captain Beyond and Dust but somehow missed these others.....
72twist 1 year ago
Solid list!! Nice work dyvelsten.
Own all of these except the Help and Tin House releases. Neil Merryweather's "Kryptonite" cd is a personal fave. The track 'Star Rider" is (IMO) one of the very best hard rock tunes of the era.
Mandrakegray 1 year ago
Pls, advise band name under 10! Any info about them?
Denysdnepr 1 year ago
I'm amazed by your list.
Fantastic bands and songs, most of them I have never hear before, except Sir Lord Baltimore and Captain Beyond that I have known before.
Thanks a lot!!!
7syn 1 year ago
Glad to see Tin House on the list. There were a couple of bands on there I haven't heard before. Always good to expand the musical horizons. Thanks!
Peskygee1 1 year ago
forgottenjams com new music forum, don't let music fade into obscurity.
kinkeywizard 1 year ago
some of the bands i cant even find on cd....
TheCuriousgeorge90 1 year ago
of course this is only a matter of taste, and to leave The Doors, Jefferson Airplane etc outside the list was probably not a mistake. you could watch and listen to bands like them all over Youtube, so this list just ignores the hits, as a lot of great music have been sadly overlooked
Epykurus 1 year ago
@Epykurus why did you copy another comment ? wtf
axioncable 1 year ago
@axioncable i didn't, it is very possible for two like minds to comment very similarly without precedence.
Epykurus 1 year ago
This is the Real Thing.
SimonZygomaticus 1 year ago
Also could someone please tell me what band and album is #8?
crowbarftw 1 year ago
@crowbarftw That song is on Bubble Puppy Gathering of promises album. They changed their name from Bubble puppy to Demian. That album also has Hot smoke and sassafrass on it. It's a great album and it's available on cd. Enjoy!
OldSouthernSoldier 1 year ago
smoke and sassafrass it's a masterpiece
MLGxSLasH 1 year ago
Id also recommend Armageddon, the hard rock band with Ketih Relf of the Yardbirds, also Sainte Anthonys Fyre and Orange Sunshine. (the previous 2 are from the late 60s though.)
crowbarftw 1 year ago
i give High Tide-sea shanties an honerable mention(1969). Any one hear euclid-heavy equipment? It will shake the very earth you stand on.
rottfeast 1 year ago
@rottfeast Euclid are great... Standing in the Shadows is one of the trippiest songs with a crushing guitar sound.
sirlordwhitman 1 year ago
Great stuff! As a guitarist and record collector of hard rock of the 70's, I thought I'd seen and heard it all. However, other than Captain Beyond and Dust, I have never seen or heard of the other eight bands you've presented here. If I haven't heard of them, they must be REALLY underground! I used to scour the used record shops in Hollywood and everywhere and I've NEVER seen some of these---even when they were first released way back when! Thanks again! GREAT STUFF!
jamestlenahan 1 year ago
Thanks
\m/
TheMancida 1 year ago
PLEASEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!
WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE 8 SONG AND THE BAND?
Sorry of my english is wrong. I'm Brazillian :P
batatafrita00 2 years ago
It's Demian
gobears05 1 year ago
The Godz?
Xeivous 2 years ago
I nominate Bloodrock "DOA"
dipper888bp 2 years ago
The only problem is... That's not an album!
ronkrisin 2 years ago
Ok, how about the album it was on? ;-)
dipper888bp 2 years ago
BUT... that IS a good nomination!!! Love Bloodrock!!! That tune is off "Bloodrock 2"
Got the whole album on My Channel... And ALOT more... Bloodrock... Grand Funk Railroad... Armageddon... Ya know!!!
ronkrisin 2 years ago
sweet, thx....
dipper888bp 2 years ago
what was the first song called?
benlorenc 2 years ago
SRC + Frantic
pkarlicek 2 years ago
I nominate Ayers Rock/Big Red Rock
Bluestard 2 years ago
Decent list.
Still, find & know Morley Grey.
kub73158 2 years ago
Ramatam is nowhere to be found!
Features April Lawton, a chick who can outshred Hendrix.
Accompanied by Iron Butterfly's Mike Pinera and the Hendrix Experience's Mitch Mitchell.
Ozzybeans 2 years ago
Jeromino?
corkskrewclubhouse93 2 years ago
My bad, Stray Dog did Worldwinds not Tucky Buzzard.
areyoureadyeddy 2 years ago
While I don't exactly have the same opinion as you, this has introduced me to so many new, obscure, and interesting bands that are so criminally unnoticed and talented. Thank you for sharing your opinion.
RockOfAges94 2 years ago
Demain/Bubble Puppy is fucking amazing!
Wow. this is a great top ten. Well done, sir!
solidturd666 2 years ago
thanks for letting me know. some of the best music i have ever heard
vibekeska 2 years ago
Totally agree on the Captain Beyond comment Apacheskull. They were awesome. I still search record sales for copies of their albums.
hardroc59 2 years ago 6
Out of this group here,..the best bands out of the group is 1. Captain Beyond (actually their in a league of their own) 2. Dust 3. Bubble Puppy. Ever heard any Fuzzy Duck? They had a good sound.
APACHESKULL 2 years ago 2
Neil Merryweather,..sounds damn good. I need to pick that one up.
APACHESKULL 2 years ago
MAY BLITZ was a great band of acid-blues jams & strange mellowness, though not fully "underground", being on the Veritgo label (I have 2 or 3 copies of the "swirl" 1st editions...super trippy!!).
MRHEAVY13 2 years ago
Those groups must have been WAAY underground, because I was alive back then, but I have never heard of ANY of those bands.
BuckeyeDan19 2 years ago
Where is the first Stray Dog album??????
That should #1.... or #2 lowest!
jonsilence 2 years ago
Yeah...Bang! were awesome.
PoserExposer 2 years ago
Where is Bob Welch's power group Paris?
hfield07 2 years ago
Haha as soon as i heard the bass i was hooked.
omvibeson 2 years ago
Awsome!! but one band you missed is Bang!
djstarboy 2 years ago
fucking sweet thanx
marzapanther 2 years ago
Thanks for this, a lot!
bixler1 2 years ago
where´s Grand Funk?
klaritavital 2 years ago
UNDERGROUND
chicople 2 years ago 2
Ok. Você está certo.
thanks!
klaritavital 2 years ago
EDWARDTAY55 2 years ago
What a great bill this line-up would have made, thanks for the trip down memory lane.
CHIWESTLOVE 2 years ago
thats marky ramone on the dust record
rohellion 2 years ago
no way! nice, gotta love marky ramone
virusinsideus 2 years ago
That was remarkable! I only knew Dust and Captain Beyond (major fan). Do you know the Florida power trio Bang?
4perf 2 years ago
All these bands are great. I'm glad to see you put Captain Beyond in there, I love that first album of theirs.
actron 2 years ago 9
poohbah/golden rings
mlovesdogs412 2 years ago
Great vid,I have over half those albums!....check out Stray Dog.....esp the self titled 1st album!
experiencedspirit 2 years ago
give em to me
Casar1973 2 years ago
nice comp man - havent heard the majority of these bands. so many of them slipped through the net. now we gotta track them down 40 years later! crazy eh? those were the days for sure
jjwesley2525 2 years ago
Captain Beyond is FANTASTIC! Neil Merryweather is great too (and Heavy Cruiser too)
luigilebeau 2 years ago
Neil Merryweather! Damn I have an album by tucked away in storage that I haven't listened to in years. I can't think of the name of it but it had a cover of a Donovan song that I think was called "Sunshine Superman".
Captain Beyond definitely deserves #1 status. Anybody ever heard of a band called Tucky Buzzard?
areyoureadyeddy 2 years ago
@areyoureadyeddy
SURE POST THE END
PRODUCED BY THE STONES BILL WYMAN
ISN'T IT?
kink66 2 years ago
The Bill Wyman part is right. The album I had was called "All Right On The Night". It had this awesome instrumental song at the end called "Worldwinds". The weird thing is, I'm looking at their discography and they don't mention that song.
areyoureadyeddy 2 years ago
But where is BOLDER DAMN S/T 1971?
kink66 2 years ago
your videos rock,,, they all show the roots of obscure psychedelia
Fetusluxan 2 years ago
Have hundreds of vinyls in this vein and am shure that the HELP song is at one of these records. The album from HELP with the cover shown here is not a record I have. Does anyone know if this song is on a compilation? Cant find it currently ;-)
Btw: missing George Brigman - Jungle Rot; ok, not the place to post my top ten list here.
ClaudioAbraxas 2 years ago
It is included on the compilation album "Endless Journey phase 2".
dyvelsten 2 years ago
Yeah, that's it, got it in the late 80ies and it was one of the my first, what I name, "real" psychedelic records. Have now most of the original records of the bands included, but not the one of Help.
Thanx for the info and thanks for putting this song to your top ten list - inbetween paisleys, hunger, c.a. quintet, faine jade at the Psycho sampler I haven't realized the "beauty" of this song the time before.
ClaudioAbraxas 2 years ago
SLB, Captain Beyond and Dust are some of my favorites!
jetblackram 2 years ago
Txs...i Love DUST & Captain Beyond!!!
dipparpl 2 years ago
why only americans hard rock album ??????
riff88m 2 years ago 3
Great list. I can't make out who the first group is and the name of the song. I want to buy their album after listening to the song. Thanks for posting!
cougar1233 2 years ago
Great list. In one year of being around, this gave me insight to deeper 70s hard rock, and convinced me to buy music from your videos. Thanks
RockOfAges94 2 years ago
WHERE THE FUCK IS THREE MAN ARMY!!!!!
Girlguts 2 years ago
They´re in the Four Man Army. I gues that makes them seven.
Casar1973 2 years ago
Riquesca 2 years ago
1.- CAPTAIN BEYOND - Captain Beyond (1972)
2.- DUST - Hard Attack (1972)
3.- SIR LORD BALTIMORE - Kingdom Come (1970)
4.- HIGHWAY ROBBERY - For Loove or Money (1972)
5.- NEIL MERRYWEATHER - Kryptonite (1975)
6.- TIN HOUSE - Tin House (1971)
7.- SURVIVOR - All Your Pretty Moves (Probably recorden 76-79 / reissue 2003)
8.- DEMIAN -Demian (1970)
9.- TRUTH & JANEY - No Rest For The Wicked (1976)
10.- HELP - Second Coming (1971)
dipparpl 2 years ago 23
Thanks man!
Riquesca 2 years ago
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RudyJSC 2 years ago
wooooooooo
wormpiano 2 years ago
thanx for posting this
now i know what to dig for my collection..!
kink66 2 years ago
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dacat58 2 years ago
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Demian was originally Bubble Puppy in the 60's with the hit " Hot Smoke and Sasafrasse" then changed their name as the 70's came around.
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dacat58 2 years ago
I could add Christie to your list :D
MoonchildMindaugasRo 2 years ago
Captain Beyond rocks ;D
There's so few people that have ever heard about it. But almost all other rock albums are new for me in this list 0.o
Lurgsous 2 years ago 2
Never heard of any of these, but they all sound good!
glynnth 2 years ago
Cool list.. I learned some new names, so thanks!
shockingred 2 years ago
GREAT TOP 5 ! ALL GREAT BANDS
sabace 2 years ago
Great selection I have 5 of those albums already thanks for the new stuff!
thorinbane 2 years ago
hey guys stop fighting,this is great stuff,dont care if its british or american its the music that matters.
you should make another one top 10 with obsure acid-folk privates,very nice job and thank you!
tilefono200 2 years ago
Where is Legs Diamond? First three albums are great. American Deep Purple! Also, where is Montrose? Granicus and Detective? Cactus?
There are some great british bands like Leaf Hound, Armageddon! First album from Lucifers Friend. Toad from Switzerland.....and much much more!
Godza1602 2 years ago
I forgot two band like Sabbath...Pentagram and Necromandus! Early doom! Really great!
Godza1602 2 years ago
Yeah no SHIT!!!
FuqBeotch 2 years ago
Would someone tell me the name of the bands of these albums?
educassiano 2 years ago
Another cool video. Keep making these.
Diabolik771 2 years ago
This is the best video I've seen on youtube by far
TrevSm19 2 years ago 2
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asparrow 2 years ago 2
Thanks for the education, can't wait to hear these in full
misisipimike 2 years ago
Thanks for this! Actually listened to Demian and Dust on underground radio; Heard Captain Beyond through a friend; Only read about Sir Lord Baltimore (BTW, one guy looked like Dave Byron from Uriah Heep, but pry not since they were already formed); Liked Hwy Robbery. Please post harder stuff (Heh-heh!) by Demian if you can!
ottowes 2 years ago
FYI Truuth & Janey were almost signed to BELL records. They did some shows with "MOUNTAIN" Leslie West really liked them. Then along came the disco monster & ruined everything. Its nice to see Billy Janey getting the recognition he deserves. Check out his new CD "WHATS YOUR TRICK" on ROCKADROME records. He still has the skills!!
thewaybackmachine 2 years ago
In 1989 I found 23 sealed copies of the Truth & janey lp at a Salvation army store in Des Moines Iowa. I had just started dealing records & bought them for 50cents each on a hunch, The cover was too cool to pass them up. I sold 15 to another dealer for $40 each. I thought I won the lottery. I still have 5 left. What a lucky find!!
thewaybackmachine 2 years ago
Congratulations! what a awesome find, I want to buy a copy of it!!!
dyvelsten 2 years ago
Fuckin` A! Captian Beyond!!!
czabodeborba 2 years ago 2
Cactus "Retrictions" (1972) is surely missing on this list!
TjubeScreamer 2 years ago
'Restrictions' is from 1971, as 'One Way Or Another'! Yes, 2 albums in one year!
oclero 2 years ago
Yes! I agree with Tjube and oclero. Two superp albums from CACTUS in one year! Tracks like "Evil" or "One Way.. Or Another" would surely be qualify for this compilation
PlasmicGoo 2 years ago
I wouldn't call this list a TOP 10, more like bargain bin. Captain Beyond definately deserves to be on the top 10. So why aren't the big names on this list? King Crimson would be #1. Some others are ELP and Hawkwind.
sportster16301 2 years ago
This is a list of USA underground hardrock albums!, do you really think that King Crimson, ELP and Hawkwind belongs to that category?
dyvelsten 2 years ago
Captain Beyond is not a USA band.
asparrow 2 years ago
Captain Beyond was of course an American band!, Rhino, Lee Dorman and Bobby Caldwell were all Americans, ex members of Iron Butterfly and Edgar Winter Group, Rod Evans was from England, but the band was based in Los Angeles and their label Capricorn are from Georgia, and I doubt that they toured outside USA at the time.
dyvelsten 2 years ago
Fronted by a brit. And when Caldwell left he was replaced by Brian Glascock, an other brit.
asparrow 2 years ago
Even if you got an interesting point, I think you are wrong!.
You dont call a Ronnie James Dio fronted Black Sabbath an American band!, do you? Same thing with Rod Evans!, even if he is British, the band Captain Beyond was from USA.
dyvelsten 2 years ago
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asparrow 2 years ago
Excuse me, Sufficiently Breathless was
no flop. Don't you know good tunes when
you hear them? Not the hard driving sound of CB1st lp. But an excellent record. I thought it was better than Dawn Explosion.
jblcva 2 years ago
No it sucked compared to the first LP. Maybe things sound better if your head is up your ass? Pull it out and give it another listen. Dipshit.
FuqBeotch 2 years ago
I say you suck. I did pull it out and listen to it last nigth. Fact is you don't know music.
Go from the hard driving 1st Lp to the acoustic work on Sufficiently Breathless.
You are the only flop around here.
jblcva 2 years ago
I didn't write that dumb ass. But I think he meant pull your head out! Dip shit.
asparrow 2 years ago
You comment and mail show your ignorance. I stand by my comments
Those were 2 totally different concept
records. From the hard driving 1st lp to the acoustic sufficiently breathless...
I love them both. But # 1 is considered
1 of the best hard rock albums of all time.
jblcva 2 years ago
And what is #2 considered? DF.
FuqBeotch 2 years ago
Nope. Rod is a Brit. That means it's not fully and American band. And put Bloodrock in there next time foo.
asparrow 2 years ago
Hey , dumbass, what part of "underground", don't you understand ? These are "obscure" artist that were riding the progressive wave then and there are some innovations and moments worth recognizing there in and these bands have their merits. I suppose like most herd-members, you only like what can be refered to as, main-stream redundancy.....predictable.
killW1266 2 years ago 3
You can find all this kind of stuff at the Rockadrome site. Truth and Janey has two cds out of vintage 70s material. There are still some copies of the Survivor CD left too.
WitchesBrew 2 years ago
First album Bloodrock best album Usa heavy hard rock!
arzachel79 2 years ago
the singer from the last band sounds exactly like the singer from pentagram, another badass hard rock band. their later albums sucked but their first or second album was good.
supinator 2 years ago
I have the three Capt. Beyonds, both Dust and both Sir Lord Baltimores...and that's it. My fave cut-out bins were indeed Woolworth's, Sprouse-Reitz, Brown's 5 &10, Kaufhalle, and Newberry's...and later on PayLess Drugs when I moved to a town that only had a PayLess Drugs store..
mellotrongirl 2 years ago
The only band I know is Captain Beyond. Great List though. Those bands really rocked. Did any of them make it.
Drumguy1988 2 years ago
Pretty accurate list, this was fun to watch, thanks for puttin' it together.
macandjacks 2 years ago
Do you know anything about a band called ULTRA?
larzzonz 2 years ago
That Demian song was done by Bubble Puppy before.Both bands have some of the same members.
PatOShea 2 years ago
It would be fine if you could print the names of the band and stuff. What was the first band and album? Help something?
Casar1973 3 years ago
dyvelsten 3 years ago
Excellent, thanks! Went to some stores today but couldn´t find any of these, not too common I guess.
Casar1973 3 years ago
I like your obscure list and know most of these. How about "A Euphonias Wail" ?.
gwat29 3 years ago
Great list man!! You have good taste in music.
fuzztone69 3 years ago
Thanks for posting this. This is exactly my favourite sort of music.
TheVleckChannel 3 years ago
Punch-out bin/Goodwill heaven. I seriously love this sh*t!
electricwizard3000 3 years ago
If you think you can find any of these Lp's in a, " punch-out bin/Goodwill" then you must be STONED!!!!!!
But if you can PLEASE lead me to them!!!!!!!
saintsaji 2 years ago
Dude, I've been combing bins like this for fun and profit since the mid-seventies. I've seen most of these albums around (though I actually heard most of those here for the first time). Where do you think this guy foun