This week we feature a ton of tracks that have not been played on the show yet this year, starting with a set of tunes that sat on the shelf for over 20 years before being released. In fact, over half of the recordings on this week's show have never been played on Stuck in the Psychedelic Era. It just shows what a wealth of material there is out there waiting to be (re)discovered. Of course there are some familiar favorites as well, including (by request) the most famous Iron Butterfly track ever recorded (as part of an Iron Butterfly set), played in its  seventeen-minute entirety. Speaking of artist sets, we have one from the Rolling Stones as well, along with a pair of tunes from Arlo Guthrie. And to cap it off we have the first in a series of underground oratorios by the Mothers of Invention.

This week we feature a ton of tracks that have not been played on the show yet this year, starting with a set of tunes that sat on the shelf for over 20 years before being released. In fact, over half of the recordings on this week's show have never been played on Stuck in the Psychedelic Era. It just shows what a wealth of material there is out there waiting to be (re)discovered. Of course there are some familiar favorites as well, including (by request) the most famous Iron Butterfly track ever recorded (as part of an Iron Butterfly set), played in its  seventeen-minute entirety. Speaking of artist sets, we have one from the Rolling Stones as well, along with a pair of tunes from Arlo Guthrie. And to cap it off we have the first in a series of underground oratorios by the Mothers of Invention.