The Amboy Dukes, led by anti-drug guitarist Ted Nugent, made an album whose one hit was an apparent ode to psychedelics.

Tanz der Lemminge by Amon Düül II is a thrilling psychedelic and electronic artifact from the early 70s Krautrock canon.

In spite of its excesses, Iron Butterfly's In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida is an undeniably classic psychedelic rock album.

Considered psychedelic rock at the time of release (1967), The Parable of Arable Land is now considered more of a precursor to avant/noise rock.

Monster Movie, the debut album by Krautrock band Can, was released in 1969 and featured the 20-minute epic "You Doo Right".

England's Ozric Tentacles released their fifth album Arborecsence, a mostly instrumental, progressive and psychedelic space rock album in 1994.

Twink's 1970 album Think Pink is an under-appreciated psychedelic masterpiece that led to the formation of The Pink Fairies.

Inner Marshland, the 2nd album from The Bevis Frond, is an unheralded gem that is must-hear material for any fan of psychedelic rock from any era.

Echo & the Bunnymen's Ocean Rain, while not a pure psychedelic album, is a brilliant record with sublime touches of psychedelia.