Various - Tea & Symphony: The English Baroque Sound 1968-1974

Various - Tea & Symphony: The English Baroque Sound 1968-1974Compiled and annotated by Bob Stanley. When psychedelia had run its course in Britain at the end of the 60s, the predominant trend was to get hairier and heavier and more long winded. Many musicians, however, were still hung up on the trappings of psychedelias home grown strain, having found a musical home in its mournful evocations of Victoriana, its village green gentility and its nods to the pleasures of suburbia. They wanted to carry on using

A collaboration with National Geographic Society

Rather than simply record a new selection of songs

Om Supreme is the album’s first track to be built around bhajans (Hindu devotional songs)

locked and loaded with the most deadly

Bill traces the different life lines

 Tangerine Reef is the sight and sound of a literal underwater collective of animals

The Eagles 'Desperado' to Future Islands 'Seasons (Waiting on You)

And those album

2001 exhibits an expansion on Dre’s debut G-funk sound and contains gangsta rap themes such as violence

comes through here

Produced by Jerry Finn (Green Day

that would become staples in jukeboxes across Louisiana