“A Thousand Shadows”

"Pushin' Too Hard"

song by The Seeds (1965)

The crudest - i.e., best - rock song of all time is The Seeds' punishing "Pushin' Too Hard" (1965). Sky Saxon and his gang rage on this explosive punk song.

Bad Part Of Town

compilation by Sky Saxon and The Seeds (1983)

At the time this 1983 compilation album was a welcome source for Sky Saxon's early 1960s teen-pop attempts and The Seeds' wonderful post-GNP singles.

The Seeds

album by The Seeds (1966)

The Seeds' 1966 debut LP is a sneering explosion of crude anger, early psychedelia, and outrageous punk attitude. Mean, lean, and still impressive today.

Golden Vaults Volume 1: Timeless

CD-r by Sky "Sunlight" Saxon (2001)

An obscure 2001 CD-r compilation of Sky Saxon recordings including many tracks not available elsewhere. Hard-to-find treasure trove for lucky listeners.

Future

album by The Seeds (1967)

Either a psych-pop masterpiece or a bloated mess, depending on your mood. Some of the most daring music of the 1960s is in the grooves of this classic LP.

Tyrants In The House

album by Sky Sunlight Saxon and Flights (2006)

Tyrants In The House was an album of socially-conscious musings by Sky Sunlight Saxon and Flights – a collaboration with multi-instrumentalist