3CD/Box Set Various: Looking At The Pictures In The Sky (The British Psychedelic Sounds Of 1968)

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Looking At The Pictures In The Sky (The British Psychedelic Sounds Of 1968) - CD, Box Set

In 1968, a number of younger bands released many LSD-influenced vinyl 45 singles. The Factory, Mike Stuart Span, Fleur de Lys, The Fire, The Barrier, Boeing Duveen, Rupert's People and many others released singles that are considered classics of the genre by many psychedelia fans. 'Looking At The Pictures In The Sky' brings together all these cl...

More ID: 237272 EAN: 5013929184008 Discogs ID: 11309826

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Title	Looking At The Pictures In The Sky (The British Psychedelic Sounds Of 1968)
Artist	Various
More info	3CD Vinyl
Format	3x CD
Labels	Grapefruit Records
Country of issue	United Kingdom
Date of publication	10. November 2017
First released	2017
Weight	485 g
EAN	5013929184008
Product ID	237272
Discogs ID	11309826
Discogs reviews	4.42

Various: Looking At The Pictures In The Sky (The British Psychedelic Sounds Of 1968) version on 3CD/Box Set in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in United Kingdom in publishing company Grapefruit Records on 10. November 2017.

In 1968, a number of younger bands released many LSD-influenced vinyl 45 singles. The Factory, Mike Stuart Span, Fleur de Lys, The Fire, The Barrier, Boeing Duveen, Rupert's People and many others released singles that are considered classics of the genre by many psychedelia fans. 'Looking At The Pictures In The Sky' brings together all these classics and offers a fascinating insight into the British (and Irish!) scene of 1968, highlighting unreleased gems, cult classics, selected recordings, neglected B-sides and alternative releases. Like its 1967 counterpart, 'Let's Go Down And Blow Our Minds', 'Looking At The Pictures In The Sky' is released as a four-hour anthology of 78 tracks on 3 CDs in an attractive box set accompanied by a 44-page booklet with biographical information and rare photographs of those featured here.

Album spans genres Rock, Pop and Psychedelic rock. 3CD Vinyl.

1-1	The Factory: Path Through The Forest
1-2	Fire: Father's Name Is Dad
1-3	Les Fleur De Lys: Gong With The Luminous Nose
1-4	Ramases & Selket: Mind's Eye
1-5	The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown: Spontaneous Apple Creation
1-6	Grapefruit: Lullaby (Alternative Version)
1-7	Circle Plantagenet: I Will Not Be Moved
1-8	Turquoise: Sunday Best
1-9	The Onyx: My Son John
1-10	Legay: The Fantastic Story Of The Steam-Driven Banana
1-11	Fortes Mentum: Mr. Partridge Passed Away Today
1-12	Boeing Duveen And The Beautiful Soup: Jabberwock
1-13	Anan: Haze Woman
1-14	The Pretty Things: Talkin' About The Good Times
1-15	The Five Day Week Straw People: Sunday Morning
1-16	Graded Grains: Animal Magic
1-17	Tuesday's Children: She
1-18	The Marmalade: Mr Lion
1-19	Graham Gouldman: Upstairs Downstairs
1-20	Joker: Festival Of The Harvest Moon
1-21	Sun Dragon: So You Want To Be A Rock 'N' Roll Star
1-22	Eyes Of Blue: Never Care
1-23	The Gass Company: Nightmare
1-24	Procol Harum: In The Wee Small Hours Of Sixpence
1-25	The Web: Did You Die Four Years Ago Tonight?
1-26	The Glass Menagerie: Frederick Jordan
2-1	Mike Stuart Span: Children Of Tomorrow
2-2	The Barrier: Dawn Breaks Through
2-3	The Attack: Mr. Pinnodmy's Dilemma
2-4	Freedom: Trying To Get A Glimpse Of You
2-5	Ruperts People: I Can Show You
	Written-By Rod Lynton
2-6	The Poets: Locked In A Room
2-7	Wimple Winch: Bluebell Wood
2-8	Status Quo: Technicolor Dreams
2-9	The Spectrum: Music Soothes The Savage Breast
2-10	The Movement: Head For The Sun
2-11	The Klubs: Midnight Love Cycle
2-12	Contact: Lovers From The Sky
2-13	The Deviants: Jamie's Song
2-14	The Smoke: Sydney Gill
2-15	Peter & The Wolves: Birthday
	Written-By John Pantry
2-16	Jon Ledingham: Love Is A Toy
2-17	Sadie's Expression: Yesterday Was Such A Lovely Day (Elsie)
2-18	The Move: Omnibus (Extended Stereo Version)
2-19	The Real McCoy: I Get So Excited
2-20	Junior's Eyes: Mr. Golden Trumpet Player
2-21	Picadilly Line: Yellow Rainbow
2-22	The Spencer Davis Group: Time Seller (LP Version)
2-23	Tony Rivers And The Castaways: Pantomime
2-24	Katch 22: Go And Say Goodbye
2-25	Andy Ellison: Cornflake Zoo
2-26	The Alan Bown Set: Penny For Your Thoughts
3-1	Jason Crest: Hold On
3-2	Honeybus: Girl Of Independent Means
3-3	Rhubarb Rhubarb: Rainmaker
3-4	The Mirage: Hello Enid
3-5	Episode Six: Lucky Sunday
3-6	Paradox: What's The Rush, Dillbury?
3-7	The Bystanders: Cave Of Clear Light
3-8	Skip Bifferty: Round And Round
3-9	Motivation: Come On Down
3-10	Blonde On Blonde: Country Life
3-11	Cats Pyjamas: Virginia Water
3-12	Jethro Tull: Aeroplane
3-13	Timon: Rambling Boy
3-14	Ice: Ice Man
3-15	The U (Don't) No Who: Now And Again Rebecca
3-16	Writing On The Wall: Felicity Jane
3-17	Focal Point: Sycamore Sid
3-18	Circus: Do You Dream
3-19	Brass Tacks: Maxwell Ferguson
3-20	Barbara Ruskin: Pawnbroker (Demo)
3-21	Orange Bicycle: Soft Winds
3-22	Coconut Mushroom: Without You
3-23	Peter Thorogood: Haunted
3-24	Boeing Duveen And The Beautiful Soup: Which Dreamed It
3-25	The Turnstyle: Trot
3-26	The Orange Seaweed: Pictures In The Sky