Try some of these out...

Kali Bahlu - Kali Bahlu Takes the Forest Children on a Journey of Cosmic Remembrance
The Beat of the Earth - The Beat of the Earth
Friendsound - Joyride
Paul Lamont - Psychedelia
Les Maledictus Sound - Attention
Marks and Lebzelter - Rock and Other Four Letter Words
Daniel Vallancien & Philippe Maté - Daniel Vallancien & Philippe Maté
Pop Drive Ltd. - That's Life
Silver Apples - Silver Apples
Le Stelle di Mario Schifano - Dedicato a...
Tea and Symphony - An Asylum for the Musically Insane

The United States of America's self-titled album sounds so much better than the individual parts that went into its creation.

A formally trained, avant-garde classical composer with an obsession with turn-of-the-century jazz and the Great American Songbook wants to make an ultra political, psychedelic rock album with electric sounds made by homemade instruments and no guitars.

What should have been an unintelligible mess ended up as one of the best psychedelic and experimental albums of the 60's.

It's phenomenal, but is it really that weird?

Same goes for Silver Apples, Exo.

To be fair, your opinion on what is weird or not is incredibly different from like 90% of everybody else on this planet.

That's not fair either since 99% of everybody else on the planet is dumb as ****.

All I'm saying is that the rec wasn't for you you weird piece of sh*t.

:baseball:

Kinda what I was getting at earlier, but I think the perceived weirdness gets undercut because USA sounds as good as it does. It's an experimental album and a relatively accessible album, and neither of those facts disqualify the other.

How about the Fugs' first album?