Sleep Over - I Want To Be Alone

When the spirit goddess of dream pop blankets the earth with her mystical locks, and caresses the sky with her graceful touch, this is the sound that is heard during that wondrous occasion.

Headphones make it even better!

Vintage Joint: David Crosby

I love David Crosby's music. Big time. I loved him in the Byrds, in CSN, CSNY, etc. Vocal harmonies and trippyness are his talents. His 1971 solo album is nothing short of amazing. One of my favorite albums of all time.

if i could only remember my name

Unknown Mortal Orchestra - The Opposite of Afternoon

...because it's awesome. I think I found some new pre-surf songs in this album.

Dumbo Gets Mad - Quantum Leap

Italian groove psych pop. Yes, it's amazing. Buy it if'n ye can, if'n ye can't well what you do is yer own business matey.
I don't know why they chose to only allow one track to be listened to, but they chose a great one.

The track that really hooked me was Crystal Balls On Roll (South Africa). Oooohhhh that flute...

Weird Al (Andy Davis & Jack Coleman)

.........

What the fuck is this?

Tame Impala - Mind Mischief (Ducktails Remix)

So dig this shit. Ducktails, aka Matthew Mondanile of Real Estate, both ass-smackingly good music decided to make a remix of Tame Impala's tit-shakingly good "Mind Mischief". It's the best remix of any of their songs and one of the best remixes I have ever plugged headphones into. Both artists' styles are perfectly melded. It sounds less like a remix and more like a collaboration. In fact, I would love to hear collaborative ep between of Kevin Parker and Matthew Mondanile.

Bibio - A tout a l'heure

Bibio continues to make some of the happiest music I have ever heard. This song is a sunshine daydream.

Memory Tapes - Thru The Field

Off the album Grace/Confusion.

Vintage Joint: Tim Blake - Midnight

Spacey-synthesizer tunes at their finest. It reminds me of the keyboard/synth parts in Pink Floyd's "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" and "Welcome To The Machine". Really amazing stuff.

Echo Lake - In Dreams

I don't know what it is about Britain, but those people sure know how to make dream pop. Kind of like the Swedes and their mystic psych music abilities.

Unknown Mortal Orchestra - From The Sun/ No Need For A Leader

Just like Lonerism, Unknown Mortal Orchestra's second album blew me away. Just like Tame Impala's first album, I wondered how UMO would top their first album. Well, this is how. The entire album is fucking perfect. I love it. The styles of music are blended, warped, and zonkified. Amazing. If you have a good pair of headphones, you're in for a cosmic experience. It's around, so do the usual Google search.

Vintage Joint: Chad and Jeremy

 Here's a couple selections from Chad & Jeremy's 1968 album "The Ark". Give it a Google search if you like it. It's their best album in my opinion.