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This compilation is hilarious. The opening track, “I’ve Got A Zebra - She Can Fly” with its endlessly repeating chanting lyrics is both incredibly annoying and meditative at the same time. Here’s what The Progressive Music House Blog has to say about this release:

This classic 1967 album was recorded in NYC at the height of the Flower Power Movement. It features David Dalton and Victoria Sackville on vocals and many other musicians of the day in a free-for-all bun. (It) features lots of sitars, chimes, harpsichord and other far out sounds. Even includes notes on how to spice up your parties using TV’s, kaleidoscopes, and other “natural things” Crazed and hilarious acid exploitation album that goes far out enough to become genuinely psychy, like a second tier Deep. One part is cheesy garage psych including the classic “Play your game”, the other is ‘meditation’ featuring strange fairytales, Hare Krishna chanting, and more.