Major Snagg

A great song from 1967, originally recorded by the band ... Tomorrow. This is the 'single', version by my imaginary 60's psychedelic band... The Lazarus Ladders. The first 'single', taken from their 2nd. album, 'Insert Coin To Continue'.

The title track from The Lazarus Ladders 2nd. album...'Insert Coin To Continue'. (1968)

A song from The Lazarus Ladders 2nd. album...'Insert Coin To Continue'.

A moody avant-garde instrumental from The Lazarus Ladders 2nd. album ... 'Insert Coin To Continue. By now they were beginning to move away from standard rock /pop based song structures and embracing more experimental ideas.

There are still echoes of psychedelia in the second section of this slightly ambient free-form piano based instrumental from The Lazarus Ladders 2nd. album ... 'Insert Coin To Continue.

A pleasant guitar instrumental

An instrumental from The Lazarus Ladders 2nd album.

Another meaningful instrumental from The Lazarus Ladders 2nd. album...'Insert Coin To Continue'.

A great psychedelic pop song. It's strange that there isn't an option for Psychedelic Pop in the list of options when uploading a song ...so I've listed it under Power Pop instead.

Another Lazarus Ladders song where time, and the passing of it, is the general theme. Taken from The Lazarus Ladders 2nd. album ... 'Insert Coin To Continue'.

By now, The Lazarus Ladders, were moving away from their earlier 'swirly psychedelic' sound and their songs showed this. The 1960's were drawing to a shambles of a close. There was a feeling that the 'real world' was now looming over the decade.