i agree....crown of creation is one of the finest albums from the psychedelic era....i dig your parody too...5s

I can't wait to get home and pull out the vinyl so I can sing it with the new words. The last line cracked me up!

Thanks alvin & Ravyn - Yeah, fine album from that era...Ravyn, I'm no Grace Slick (an understatement if there ever was one - in oh-so-many ways...), but it sure was a lot of fun to sing along to. Got the vinyl LP still, huh? Good for you....I've got it, but my turntable has a bad channel so I don't even have it set up out here. I did time & sing it to a cassette tape copy I made off the vinyl back in about 1979...I guess I wanted a little vinyl noise to put me back in the spirit of that era while working on this one...That makes two songs from that album I've been able to do something with parody-wise ("Lather" became "Blather")...gonna look at some of the others because I enjoy playing them...making new pieces out of them by fooling around with the words kind of makes them feel new and fresh again to me...

A meaty eaty treatie......five servings

Great job!! I bought the album when it came out but, haven't a clue what happened to it. Haven't heard anything off it in years.....555

AFW & Rick C - Thanks! Rick - let's see...bought it when it came out (1970) and somehow lost track of it...hmmm...1970....hmmm....I wonder how that could possibly have happened??? ~ ~ ~

I know I'm dating myself here, but yes, I still have my vinyl. In fact, I've been hauling my vinyl around for at least ten moves in two decades. Kinda scary...My turntable still works, too, but it's getting harder and harder to find needles for it. "Crown of Creation" still rocks, on or off vinyl!

Ravyn - Yes...(sigh)...the Vinyl...I found mine, too...seems a case of nostalgia crept in after I read your comment...I have perhaps a hundred, maybe more, vinyl albums stacked away in various places in my apartment...I probably will never play any of them again...Most of the ones that have stuff on them that I consider "essential" or just really wanted to be able to always hear I copied to cassette tapes back around 1978-1981 - sometimes I did entire albums, other times just selected tracks. Those cassettes have held up very, very well through the passage of time - I took great pains to keep them wound tight and out of light, heat or moisture. I was so thrilled when Tape Decks that you could record on came out and became affordable. Years before I had searched in vain for a way to copy a vinyl LP that was out of print...John Stewart's (formerly of the Kingston Trio) "Signals Through The Glass", which he did with his eventual wife, Buffy Ford. Someone I knew had a copy that they offered to lend me if I could get a copy made somehow...At the time (early 1970's) the only way would have been to have an acetate burned...which would be expensive and would deteriorate rapidly after a few playings...I never was able to get that album back then...Now...I just happened to find it while browsing on the web a year or so ago...it had JUST a month or two before become available in CD format...so NOW I have it...and many other albums...in THREE different formats...well, to me that's better than none...Thanks for stirring up the memory banks...pretty soon I'll be telling you about how far I walked to school and back every day...uphill both ways, too...