Moody blues

The band tell the strange tale of their biggest hit

The reunited Crush core blow up your speakers

The co-founder of Wings and The Moody Blues was 79

Moody Blues man's mid-'70s missives, produced mostly during the group's five-year break

Part of a triple DVD pack, this contains footage of German TV show Beat Club, a legendary showcase for the best bands of the era. Its late-'60s archive is now a valuable resource for DVD compilers. Like a visual companion to Uncut's Acid Daze CD given away two issues ago, Psychedelic High features Donovan, Arthur Brown, the Small Faces and The Nice all overlapping with that collection. The Who and The Moody Blues also attend what is mostly a very English psychedelic tea party, although The Byrds, Blue Cheer and Canned Heat fly the American freak flag.

50CD retrospective for naval-gazing folk-rocker

Cohen's turbulent '70s charted in the new issue of Uncut

On the beech: 50th-anniversary frenzy for psychedelic folk voyagers

Four complete shows from Cream’s final tour, including a previously unreleased set from San Diego

By the time the Pretty Things psychedelic rock opera S.F. Sorrow limped its way into the new release racks in December 1968, the Small...