“A Thousand Shadows”

Rockin' The Croc/West Coast

live cassette by Fast Planet (1995)

An obscure live cassette from Seattle by Sky Saxon's band Fast Planet, featuring a lively show full of Seeds and new songs. Currently unavailable anywhere.

Down The Nile

CD by Fast Planet (1994)

The final Sky Saxon studio album for nine years, Down The Nile features his band Fast Planet on a collection of excellent hard-edged psychedelia.

Lovers Cosmic Voyage

12" record by Sunlight (1976?)

Fifteen minutes of untutored piano and off-the-cuff vocals make up this obscure and strange vinyl Sky Saxon LP from 1976. Serene, blissful, and way weird.

A Full Spoon Of Seedy Blues

album by The Sky Saxon Blues Band (1967)

Bare-bones blues songs make up this unexpected 1967 album by The Seeds (under a different name). The black sheep of the band's canon, but with its own mojo.

"Pushin' Too Hard"

song by The Seeds (1965)

The crudest - i.e., best - rock song of all time is The Seeds' punishing "Pushin' Too Hard" (1965). Sky Saxon and his gang rage on this explosive punk song.

Future

album by The Seeds (1967)

Either a psych-pop masterpiece or a bloated mess, depending on your mood. Some of the most daring music of the 1960s is in the grooves of this classic LP.