Another song that's like a blast from the past, this feels like what you might get if you combined The Monkees with Motown. The vocals have a more modern element to them, though. I really dig the guitar fills that dance around the outside of this.

A mellower cut, folk and psychedelia work together on this.

A driving rocker, this is also packed with retro textures. It really feels like something that could have come out of the psychedelic hey-day of the 1960s. It's a powerhouse cut. That much is certain.

There are definitely bits of this that make me think of Santana. Again, I feel like I've been teleported to the late 1960s. This retro rocker has a lot of folk music built into it. It has some killer guitar fills, too.

In some ways this has more of a modern element at play. I love the guitar soloing later in the piece that has a bit of an Adrian Belew vibe. The percussion is really in the driver seat a lot of the time here. This is another cool tune. It's not as retro-tinged as the stuff that's come before, but that aspect is still present.

A harder rocking tune. the retro stylings are back in full here. This is another piece that feels like a piece of the late 1960s/ The psychedelic rock elements are driving this blues rocker.

This does feel rather insane. There are things that are tied to punk rock in this. Overall, though, it leans more along the lines of old-school psychedelic music. That said, I can hear hints of Lords of the New Church styled things here.

While this is also based on 1960s sounds, it's more of the pop music of the time. I'm talking about the stuff that's more like adult contemporary these days. This has some jazzy elements at its heart. It's catchy and entertaining and feels tied to the Motown kind of sound. A half-time movement later brings into some serious jazz territory. It's not my favorite tune, but it lends some variety to the table. I tend to think that this would have worked better earlier in the set, though.