I Hear a New World Vol.20- Trippin' Through Your Mind
















The latest edition of I Hear a New World is available to listen to here, and to listen\download at http://ihearanewworld.podomatic.com/.

As usual, this episode of I Hear a New World has been brewing in my head for quite awhile. What started out as a simple idea has expanded into a complex project that has dominated many of my days and nights over the last couple months. Regular visitors may recall that I did a podcast featuring a hodgepodge of psychedelic funk back in 2008. While this one has smatterings of funk, it's sole purpose is to take the listener on a guided trip through the mind of someone tripping on LSD, regardless of the style of music. It is the result of countless hours of listening to many different shades of psychedelic music from all over the world, weeding them out one by one and finally tweaking the flow of the mix until it sounded perfect to my ears.

In keeping with the continuity, I have opted to record this as a single mix with no interruptions relaying the tracks that have been played. I feel that it is more important to listen to this mix in its entirety without knowing the track sequence. With that being said, anyone who would like to receive a track list can drop me a line in the comments and I would be happy to oblige. You may notice that I have tacked on a Vol.1 to the end of the title, so you would be correct in thinking that there will at least be a second volume to this series. I would love to hear what you think of this mix. Until next time...

Note: Please be aware that I am not in any way advocating the use of LSD, and I can't be held responsible for what happens to you if you decide to trip while listening to this mix.

Comments

No-head said…
Thanks again Kevin.
1:43 PM
Kevin said…
Thanks Don. Are you ready to guess any of the artists featured on the mix?

I haven't had anyone ask for the track list yet, but I will probably post it in the comments after a couple weeks.

Also, thanks for your latest donation towards my Podomatic subscription. Unfortunately, you are the only one who has donated so far, so I guess people are not motivated to help.

Best, Kevin
12:27 PM
Dolmance said…
Please, Kevin, don't even imagine you and your site are not appreciated. I would send a donation in a heartbeat, but I am absolutely unable to. However, I will when I can, I promise. And thank you, thank you, thank you for this wonderful blog.
3:46 PM
NØ said…
Alright Kevin, I've listened to this at least 5 brazillion times. I've figured out quite a few of the tracks (Tomorrow is kinda unmistakable early on) but too many gaps. How about shooting us a list or I'll give ya my email or somethin'. I give up.
9:29 PM
Kevin said…
Sorry I haven't been around here in awhile to check comments. Life has been really demanding lately as my girlfriend has barely been able to function normally. As you can imagine, this is physically, mentally and emotionally demanding. I will be going on a trip to see my family next Monday, so I can't imagine that there will be any updates until after my trip.

Dolmance:

Thanks for your message! I'm glad that you appreciate and enjoy the blog. It's very kind of you to say that you would like to donate, but unfortunately can't do so at this point. Hope that you keep checking the blog in the near future.

Nathan:

It's hard to believe that you are the first person to request a tracklist for this mix, but I am happy to grant your request.

1)Intro
2)White Fence- Mr Adams
3)Tomorrow- My White Bicycle
4)July- My Clown
5)Profoundly shocked
6)George Harrison- Ski-ing
7)The Five Day Week Straw People- Feel Like Having a Party
8)The Senators- Psychedelic Senate
9)Freak Out Party- I've Got a Zebra- She Can Fly
10)LSD Confessionals
11)The Ricketts- Action Painting
12)The Invaders- Spacing Out
13)The Holy Modal Rounders- interlude
14)The United States of America- The American Metaphysical Circus
15)Out of Your Mind
16)The Galaxies IV- Out of Your Mind
17)Kaleidoscope- Colours
18)Anti-LSD Message
19)The Animated Egg- Sock It My Way
20)Pink Floyd- Interstellar Overdrive- excerpt
21)50 Ft Hose- Bad Trip
22)Gal Costa- Com Medo, Com Pedro
23)Thirteenth Floor Elevators- Reverberation
24 Freeborne- Sadly Acknowledged

Total time: 60:00
10:23 PM
NØ said…
Thanks Kevin. Now that I've looked at the list I see I got all the easy ones. 13th Floor, Tomorrow, Floyd etc but never ever would have figured out the majority. Sorry for your troubles. Be as strong as you can, that's all that you can. & thanks again for all the work you do here. It is appreciated by myself.
9:14 PM
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