Welcome to PSYCHOPROG . Here your going to hear some of the heaviest psych,prog,acid,70's metal,Jesus freak,kraut,hard blues,garage & folk. We will span the years 1968 through the 70's with some over the top tunes that ROCK!
Monday Jazz/Rock on Fusion 101
Ear Candy Central plays a refreshingly diverse mix of artists and styles from the 60s through today. Visit www.earcandycentral.com to browse our music library and request your favorite songs. Also see us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/earcandycentral
Progressive/Eclectic Rock, Folk, Melodic New Age, World, and Electronic with an emphasis on Eclectic Female Vocalists
Guitar Greats Gems Genres - Beck Bream Bonfa Christian Di Meola Hendrix Isben Gatton McLaughlin Paco Pass Reinhardt Satch Timmons Vai
June 18th: Today's Feature: June 1972 !! Plus Forgotten Album Tracks From The 60's - 00's !!! In The Spirit Of Early FM Radio !! More Than 3,000 Different Songs Every Month
Playing all your favorite jazz funk fusion from the 70's & 80's!
Listen to today's hottest new and emerging independent rock artists. Be sure to follow us in on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/pureidierock for new artist announcments, contests and more!
Psychedelic Shamanism - Astral Ascension - Open the Minds Eye - Collective Consciousness - The Awakening Of Mankind - Humanity's Transmutational Genesis - The Shift of the Ages - Timewave Zero - Aztec Calender - 2012 - The Divine Plan - The Golden Dawn
This is my last playlist folks! After 7 years it's time for me to close down and focus on other things. I had a great time and I made some great friends with listeners and musicians from the bands that I played. Thanks for tuning in and take care. Cheers
Classic rock with a groove.
Now VIP Only - No Track Repeated per Playlist - 70's Arena Rock - Pink Floyd Led Zeppelin AC/DC Doors Golden Earring Gilmour Bowie Waters Supertramp Young BOC Who Deep Purple Aerosmith T Rex Yes Beatles
The Eclectic Jam, playing all sorts of neat stuff all the time. From progressive to pop to punk, and more ( P or not ).
