American psychedelic/garage rock band from the mid-1960s, best known for the single "I Had Too Much to Dream (Last Night)", the album Underground, and the experimental Mass In F Minor.

Formed in the mid-1960s and associated with the Los Angeles psychedelia scene. 'I Had Too Much To Dream (Last Night)' is their signature 45; Mass In F Minor was arranged by David Axelrod and features the track "Kyrie Eleison", which was used in the film Easy Rider.

DeBaser reviews celebrate The Electric Prunes as a key California psychedelic/garage band. Underground is praised as a 1967 masterpiece; Mass In F Minor is highlighted as an audacious rock-mass arranged by David Axelrod; Stockholm '67 is lauded as an intense live statement. Overall reception on DeBaser is highly positive.

For:Fans of 1960s psychedelic and garage rock; collectors of live recordings and experimental concept albums.

 American psychedelia comes of age.

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 This amazing live recording from a Swedish radio broadcast in 1967 showcases the immense garage energy the band was able to unleash live.

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 The thing for which they are still remembered today is an extraordinary rock version of the Catholic mass that was released in 1968 (some say late 1967) under the title "Mass in F Minor" and provided a track, "Kyrie Eleison," to the soundtrack of the film "Easy Rider".

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