Psych / Space / Stoner rock FROM THE 70's

I'm looking for psych / space rock from the 70's specifically. I already have these guys in my library, I'm looking for more:

Pink Floyd / The Pipers At The Gates of Dawn (1967)
Pink Floyd / A Saucerful Of Secrets (1968)
Pink Floyd / Atom Heart Mother (1970)
Pink Floyd / Meddle (1971)
Pink Floyd / The Dark Side Of The Moon (1973)
Pink Floyd / Wish You Were Here (1975)
Pink Floyd / Animals (1977)
Pink Floyd / The Wall (1979)
Pink Floyd / The Division Bell (1994)

Nektar / Journey to the Centre of the Eye (1971)
Nektar / A Tab in the Ocean (1972)
Nektar / ...Sounds Like This (1973)
Nektar / Remember the Future (1973)

Hawkwind / Space Ritual (1973)
Hawkwind / Hall of the Mountain Grill (1974)
Hawkwind / Warrior on the Edge of Time (1975)
Hawkwind / Quark, Strangeness And Charm (1977)
Hawkwind / P.X.R.5 (1979)
Hawkwind / Levitation (1980)

Eloy / Ocean (1977)
Eloy / Silent Cries and Mighty Echoes (1979)
Eloy / Colours (1980)
Eloy / Planets (1981)
Eloy / Time to Turn (1982)

Thanks for your suggestions.

Gong. Something like "Live, etc" will give you a good sampling of their work.

Edited by wiz_d_kidd - Yesterday at 06:24

Hi,

Guru Guru should be here in their first albums:

UFO - 1970
Hinten - 1971
Kanguru - 1972

The live album that was released later with Ax Genrich is also a part of this stuff.

It is both psychedelic and spacy ... and far out. It is something that we don't discuss here, but the insanity to take the guitar work even further to create something totally crazy ... to the point that many of us will just say ... that's noise, not music! But the idea is far out and then some!

Dance of the Flames fits a bit as psych, but after the two really neat major cuts in it, the rest is probably not as strong. The new guitarist must think he is a younger John McG. Still a very good album, but a transitional one that we will get confused about the band and its work.

And if that is not enough Tango Fango is a bit like Kraan in my book, but features one of the best psych things ever that no one here will listen to it, because it is not only historical, it is political, and ... it's funny ... but we don't like the early rock mentions instead of some progressive hero. Das Lebendige Radio .... is way too neat in telling us a lot about the time and place, but the song riders in the progressive music history don't give a cow's poop about it, even though it is very with it!

Edited by moshkito - 20 hours 8 minutes ago at 17:41

Obvious ones not mentioned so far
Steve Hillage - Fish Rising
Steve Hillage - Green
Steve Hillage - Rainbow Dome Musick
Aphrodites Child - 666