You would expect that after doing a countdown of the 25 most popular songs of the psychedelic era on last week's show we'd be concentrating more on the obscure stuff this time around. As it turns out, though, we still have a lot of familiar tracks this week (including some well-known tracks by Pink Floyd, Big Brother and the Holding Company and the Jimi Hendrix Experience that have never been played on Stuck in the Psychedelic Era before), although there are plenty of album cuts and B sides to go with them. One track in particular stands out, as it is the only track (besides the regular theme music) recorded in the 1980s. That track is the title cut from an album called Inner Limits by the Crawling Walls of Albuquerque, NM, recorded and released in 1985. As to why it got included on this week's show, you'll just have to check out the weekly playlist info at thehermitrambles.blogspot.com to get the story.

You would expect that after doing a countdown of the 25 most popular songs of the psychedelic era on last week's show we'd be concentrating more on the obscure stuff this time around. As it turns out, though, we still have a lot of familiar tracks this week (including some well-known tracks by Pink Floyd, Big Brother and the Holding Company and the Jimi Hendrix Experience that have never been played on Stuck in the Psychedelic Era before), although there are plenty of album cuts and B sides to go with them. One track in particular stands out, as it is the only track (besides the regular theme music) recorded in the 1980s. That track is the title cut from an album called Inner Limits by the Crawling Walls of Albuquerque, NM, recorded and released in 1985. As to why it got included on this week's show, you'll just have to check out the weekly playlist info at thehermitrambles.blogspot.com to get the story.