Tame Impala Appreciation

[neko]

I love the Beatles, their influence will forever be felt in music. And their psychedelic tracks (especially the deep psychedelic Eastern-influenced sound) are some of the best in their discography.

---BUT... If you guys are really going to bring up the origins of psychedelic rock, you have to look to the 13th Floor Elevators.

Moving Sidewalks, too. And a million other bands...

I don't think I'd say "Tomorrow Never Knows" started the psych movement, but probably popularized it. Kinda like Radiohead and combining electronic music & rock...they didn't invent it (not even close!), but they took it to the mainstream.

You guys will probably like this band too (more from Kevin Parker / the Perth scene):

[able]

Nothing to add here except to say that I love this band and have always been enthusiastic about the Beatles and this general subgenre of music(early psychedelic rock). Glad so many other SLAP pals feel the same way I do.

[Commercial D]

They're like Beatles 2.0, but better. They're even sicker when remixed.

[birchkill]

if you're a fan, check this one out

[Exposure]

Melody's echo chamber is whats up

[Stumbles]

this is so good..