Is there such a thing a psychedelic jazz?

what im going to list can be considered different types of jazz, but for this thread's sake, im assuming you mean "Jazz I can trip out to" or psychedelic jazz

Miles Davis - Bitches Brew
Miles Davis - In A Silent Way
Miles Davis - Big Fun
Herbie Hancock - Mwandishi
Herbie Hancock - Crossings
Herbie Hancock - Sextant
Alice Coltrane - Journey in Satchidananda
Medeski Martin & Wood - Friday Afternoon in the Universe

that's all i can think of off the top of my head

Easy Money (John) must see this thread, he seems to be an expert of this style of jazz, or at least a big fan, myself I can recommend:

Larry Coryell, McLaughlin, and one of my favorites John Abercrombie 

thought i would also add the two german jazz-rock tripper groups Dzyan and Brainstorm

I agree with a lot of what has been put here.  I feel like early Magma and Soft Machine around Third and Fourth both apply, but as VERY psychedelic jazz.  Theres also some Zappa that is pretty far out jazz.

Herbie Hancock's Sextant. Stunning experience. 

Other than some already mentioned, this lovely number popped into my mind.

The Khan Jamal Creative Arts Ensemble - Drumdance to the Motherland

"there's not another record on the planet that sounds even remotely like vibraphonist khan jamal's eccentric, one-of-a-kind masterpiece, drumdance to the motherland. in its improbable fusion of free jazz expressionism, black psychedelia, & full-on dub-like production techniques, drumdance remains a bracingly powerful outsider statement thirty-four years after it was recorded live at the catacombs club in philadelphia in 1972. comparisons to sun ra, king tubby, phil cohran & byg/actuel merely hint at the cosmic otherness conjured by the band & by recording engineer mario falana's real-time "enhancements." The original edition of three hundred copies, issued by jamal in 1973 on the local philadelphia label dogtown, was barely distributed outside the city's limits. since then drumdance has assumed a mythic status among the very few aficionados, e-bay mutants, & heads who know of it at all. hallelujah that it can finally be heard outside their murky inner-sanctums! reissue artwork by the legendary dr. e pelikan chalto."

http://eremite.com/album/mte-50

Turn it over by the Tony Williams Lifetime

A lot of early fusion is pretty psychedelic. Some Soft Machine certainly qualifies.

Edited by boo boo - June 11 2010 at 21:46

Rocktopus wrote: More albums from artists I've already suggested: Wayne Shorter: Super Nova, Moto Grosso Fejo Pharoah Sanders: Tauhid, Karma Terje Rypdal: What Comes After, Bleak House & Jan Garbarek: Afric Pepperbird, Esoteric Circle Wolfgang Dauner: Output Joachim Kuhn: Cinemascope Ralf Nowy: Lucifer's Dream Gruppo di Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza: Gli Occhi Freddi Della Paura,The Feed Back (Italian krautjazz with Ennio Morricone on trumpet) That Love Cry Want suggestion reminded me of this excellent very OOP: Association: Earwax (later Association PC. All their albums are great electric jazzrock)         Terje Rypdal, Wolfgang Dauner and Joachim Kuhn are superb-What Comes After is Rypdal's best, but i have not heard the Dauner and Kuhn recordings you mentioned-from what i have heard, i love Dauner's Free Action and Kuhn's Nightline in New York, among others