
St. Albert's Dream Vol. 1 (2013) + The High Spirits (2026) | Psychedelic Rock | Vinyl Stream
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A Psychedelic Seven livestream featuring seven heavy Northwest garage and psych tracks from the late 60s to early 70s. All pulled from original vinyl in my collection. This one leans into the fuzzier, darker side of the region’s underground scene. 🎧 I now have a full Psychedelic Seven playlist collecting every past episode: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLj0yF7-9YQ9r-oRuAjN8mFOQlI1_xTUul 00:00 Intro 03:05 The Wailers - Suddenly 07:47 Locksley Hall - Let Me Blow Out Your Candle 17:04 Beauregarde - Testify 21:03 Brigade - Self Made God 26:21 Hunger - Portland 69 34:00 Surprise Package - Free Up 50:44 Wilson McKinley - Heaven’s Gonna Be A Blast 57:53 Closing Thoughts 💿 Tracklist: #1 The Wailers -“Suddenly” (Tacoma 1968 – Etiquette) Starts strong with that classic Tacoma garage psych punch. Perfect opener. #2 Locksley Hall -“Let Me Blow Out Your Candle” (Seattle 1969 – Burdette) A smooth lift from track one into dreamier Pacific Northwest psychedelia. #3 Beauregarde -“Testify” (Portland 1971 – F Empire) Kicks the set into a heavier, rowdier zone. Early Greg Sage grit hits at the right moment. #4 Brigade -“Self Made God” (Portland 1970 – Band N Vocal Mobile Recording Service) Now we go full fuzz assault. One of the heaviest obscure NW 45s. Perfect midpoint blast. #5 Hunger -“Portland 69” (Portland 1969 – Public) Keeps the heaviness but adds more psych swirl and darker mood. Bridges nicely into the long-form stuff. #6 Surprise Package -“Free Up” (Seattle 1968 – LHI) Your extended trip. Long, swirling organs, big grooves. This is the deep dive moment. #7 Wilson McKinley -“Heaven’s Gonna Be A Blast” (Spokane 1972 – Voice of Elijah) The only way to close it. Heavy but spiritual, fuzzed out but uplifting. Classic Inland Northwest ending energy. Each track hits a different corner of the Northwest underground, from Seattle fuzz punch to Portland acid weirdness to the heavier and more obscure sounds coming out of Spokane and beyond. 📷 Follow me on Instagram for more rare psych vinyl: https://www.instagram.com/vinyl_piper/ 🎧 Full Vinyl Rips playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLj0yF7-9YQ9pEOi1yCUyAZikNmWVdz8Hn #vinylrip #psychedelicrock #VinylCommunity #AcidArchives #VinylRip #PsychedelicSeven #VinylCollector #RareVinyl #NorthwestPsych #GaragePsych #HeavyPsych #UndergroundRock

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