“Gloria”

"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.

Just Imagine

album by Sky Sunlight Saxon Dragonslayers SSS (1989)

The first of two albums with his new band Dragonslayers, Sky Saxon's Just Imagine showcases his usual sweaty garage rock plus some unexpected acoustic folk.

The King Of Garage Rock

album by Sky Sunlight Saxon (2008)

The last Sky Sunlight Saxon album to be released in his lifetime was a fitting final word for his monumental career: The King Of Garage

Yodship Suite 3: In Praise Of Our Father

album by Sky Saxon and Spirit of 76 (1977)

One of the most obscure releases in Sky Saxon's career, this final Yodship record was a one-sided disc with formless music and a catatonically druggy vibe.

Singles As and Bs 1965-1970

compilation by The Seeds (2014)

The final CD release by Big Beat of Seeds classics, this new compilation collects all the single sides including rare versions and the four 1970 MGM tracks.

The Seeds

album by The Seeds (1966)

The Seeds' 1966 debut LP is a sneering explosion of crude anger, early psychedelia, and outrageous punk attitude. Mean, lean, and still impressive today.