Within You, Without You.

The US version had Hole in My Shoe on it.

Nightjar wrote:

This kind of reminds me of the More OST.

Ibiza Bar + that bongo one.

"Up the Khyber"?

Guest‎‎‏‏‎ ‎ wrote:

The US version had Hole in My Shoe on it.

The Neil out of The Young Ones cover?

That George Harrison has a lot to answer for.

Him and all those Indians.

Track 8 - Coloured Rain.

Another actual song.

Getting quite Soft Machine/Matching Mole/Hatfield and the North etc etc ect ect ec eyc h c...

I wish they'd decide if they're hippies expanding their conscious with dirty feet or a passible R&B (old school) band.

Track 9 - Hope I Never Find Me There.

Procol Harlem.

Newley's back.

Guest‎‎‏‏‎ ‎ wrote:

If you keep posting gifs of hippie chicks dancing at '60s festivals sooner or later you'll inadvertently post one of my Mum.

Or my Auntie Sue.

I'm not even going to expand that, I'm just going to say Procol Harlem.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Newley's back.

I was just going to say that,

I can understand why some people would say '67 was the best year for music, eva…


But…

Final track - Giving to You.