What's Your Favorite Mind Warp Song?

Quicksilver - Gone Again

 

geez not a good question. Where am I? What am i doing ? Whats the mood ? Any song can take me back.. Gotta think about it..

Peace

 

eace:yep - your an old hippie all right!!

 

Hmm, what was the intent of your question. I took it as favorite trip type music.

 

It is - seeing where it goes if anywhere

 

Pink Floyd's Ummagumma, particularly Astronomy Domine and Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and Grooving with a Pict.

 

Quicksilver Messenger Service-Who Do You Love Suite...well, maybe
or St. Stephen/The Eleven
or (speaking of Ummagumma) Careful With That Axe, Eugene
or King Crimson-21st Century Schizoid Man
or almost ANYTHING by Capt. Beefheart!
Shit....I can't decide! Why do you ask? Haha....

Zen

 

Twisted Sister- Were not gonna take it.

 

The doors-riders on the storm beautiful song

 

Amboy Dukes: Journey to the Center of the Mind.

 

Johnny's Garden by Stephen Stills

 

How about Uriah Heaps' Salisberry? Or Thunderclap Newmans' Accidents?

 

2000 light years from home--Stones------alot of old Floyd--and Quicksilver Messenger Service---Planet Caravan--Black Sabbath and more-----------------

 

Hendrix Purple Haze

 

But of course, mine would have to be The Soft Parade by The Doors. Trips me right out each time, and always provides lots of laughs when i'm dancing with Lucy. Know what I'm saying?
"This is my favorite part of the trip.. The trip, the one I like.." Jim Morrison
"Huh?--What?" His band shortly after.
But as far as pure enjoyment, Dear Prudence by The Beatles. Easily the most beautiful song in my opinion, and never ceases to bring a smile to my heart, and remind me of chiller days, just smoking and thinking. *sigh* Summer of love, why can't you return?

 

I appreciate what you're saying - Dear Prudence, As My Guitar Gently Weeps and someone else mentioned 2000 light years from home. I don't know if all my memories are rose colored - but I really don't care. They still give me comfort - Ahhh yes, the Summer of Love, where have you gone.eace:

 

in the year 2525, zager and evans, sometimes..

Peace

 

Susan Christie demo-ed an acid-trip song (Yesterday Where's My Mind) back in the late '60s that wasn't commercially released until 2006.
It's not bad...

 

The movie "Across The Universe" has a lot of really well done remakes of Beatles toons, coupled with a lot of great imagery. I get a profound rush out of one particular pairing: "She's So Heavy" as the soundtrack for a scene of the Statue Of Liberty being slogged across the jungles of Viet Nam, on the shoulders of soldiers. Very heavy, indeed.

 

Spirit - Nature's Way

Because it's still relevant today, after 40 years.