This was the stuff missing from _Once Upon a Time in Hollywood..._ He had a couple in there, but overall, surprisingly poor needle drop choices for such a good movie.
@@mkhnly Yeah. Tarantino could've substituted a few for some more underground songs, but more than that, the hit selections could've been better. I like every hit used, except for "Son of a Lovin' Man" and "A Good Thing." I like the Joe Cocker and Bob Seger songs, but they just didn't strike the mood for the drive. Even with unremarkably average needle drops, b-sides, and some tasteful obscurities, Quentin needed to replace one or two with some hot, top hits to really send it up and call back to the time.
So first UA-cam recommends the single called “Kill Yourself”, and now immediately recommends me this one?! 😤 jk I was recommended that other song like 2 weeks ago
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Thank you
Loving this ethereal psychedelic dreamscape 👍🏴
I soaked up all the Psychedelic goodness in this song.
Not rough and raw garage psych. This is smooth around the edges. Dreamy.
this is my wedding song
Beautiful! I want it!!
This is pretty cool!❤
Beautiful! Can we have the other side, "Everybody's Talkin" as well, please? Thanks!
@@petecost9612 Definitely, I will be uploading it next. It’s a psychedelic cover of the Nilsson hit.
@@psych45s Thanks millions :)
Get it on , trip out ❤❤❤❤
So great ! UK freakbeat psych gold
Don't think so. The band was pretty clearly American, most likely from California.
Of course they are...I was probaby on something else
This was the stuff missing from _Once Upon a Time in Hollywood..._
He had a couple in there, but overall, surprisingly poor needle drop choices for such a good movie.
He could've made good use of Underground radio FM music, as well as SCal Psych say in Head shops and such
@@mkhnly Yeah. Tarantino could've substituted a few for some more underground songs, but more than that, the hit selections could've been better. I like every hit used, except for "Son of a Lovin' Man" and "A Good Thing." I like the Joe Cocker and Bob Seger songs, but they just didn't strike the mood for the drive.
Even with unremarkably average needle drops, b-sides, and some tasteful obscurities, Quentin needed to replace one or two with some hot, top hits to really send it up and call back to the time.
Right!!!! The movie need more 60’s garage and psych from L.A
Though I must say I enjoyed Tarantino alternate universe rewrite of the creepy crawly Man so notes getting force fed their just desserts!
Tarantino may be a great director but that doesn’t necessarily make him an expert in 60s garage/psych
So first UA-cam recommends the single called “Kill Yourself”, and now immediately recommends me this one?! 😤 jk I was recommended that other song like 2 weeks ago
Hope youre doing cool buddy, take care man.