Visionary Art , Psychedelic Art , Surrealism Art , & Interdimensional Art, by Myztico

Inspirational Musicians Dreamtime Art & Video Frequencies

This is an evolving gallery dedicated to musicians (known and unknown), that have blazed their own path while helping define and create the music that is the conduit of a mighty uniter of the people that helps dissolve all boundaries. So many musicians & genres of music have inspired Myztico during his own sacred-sonic journey. It is here where the energy of these astral spirits will have cyber-presence and perform within these inter-dimensional realms. These are just a few amongst the many shining sonic-souls that have graced our planet,...The videos selected for this gathering represent a small segment of what makes these sonic-messengers stand out and apart from the average flavor of the month, music factory treadmill that major labels, radio and tv stations churn out. This is timeless music, played by actual musicians, check it out! Myztico salutes these Evolutionary Musical Visionaries! Honor thy music, in whatever form best speaks to you, helping your mind expand & making your body groove..Music sweet Music is the TRUE uniter of the people...

John Lennon - Year of Peace

TOOL-perhaps the most visionary rock emsemble on the planet, their collaboration with Visionary art shaman, Alex Grey re-define music videos as interdimensional art, first up VICARIOUS.

TOOL- Parabola

TOOL- Schism

"I Know I'm not Alone" - Musician Michael Franti & Spearhead document a musical journey into war torn Iraq in this moving quest to witness first hand through the eyes of an artist what in the world is going on in the country that was once the cradle of the earliest civilization known as Sumeria. Michael also pays a visit to the Israeli government's apartheid system in Palestine, powerful!. War, what is it good for? Absolutely nothing! Except for a very few banking cartels and the military industrial complex that reap the souless financial benefits, POWER to the PEACEFUL indeed!

Michael Franti & Spearhead - Time to go Home I recently became aware of Michael's work and his socially charged lyrics therefore I feel compelled to add his music to this gallery

The US vs. John Lennon - a powerful documentary about John's struggle against tyranny, the vietnam war and the power of love.

Les Paul - Musician/Inventor/Genius extraordonaire and a historic international treasure, I've had the priviledge of seeing Les several times at the Iridium, in NYC, right at my very own backyard. Bless you Les!

PINK FLOYD - performs Dark Side of the Moon (in my top 5 fave groups of all time, this is the album that truly revolutionized my mind, Davild Gilmour, Roger Waters, Richard Wright, Nick Mason & Syd Barret what can be said that already has not been said already?)

Pink Floyd Live at Earls Court, London - PULSE

The Beatles- the mania takes flight on The Ed Sullivan Show, NYC Performing: "All My Loving", "'Till There Was You", "She Loves You", and "I Want To Hold Your Hand"

Yellow Submarine- perhaps the most psychedelic animated music film with a great Beatles soundtrack very trippy indeed featuring art by Peter Max.

BUENA VISTA SOCIAL CLUB- Charlie Rose - (from 9/17/99) Ry Cooder, Musician / Producer; Wim Wenders, Ibrahim Ferrer, Compay Segundo and the legend of these musicians, these are my cuban brothers, my sister and I had the wonderful privilege in Habana, Cuba to meet Ibrahim and take photos with him and then my sis and I saw them perform at the Beacon Theatre, NYC. It was a blessing!

Where's the guitar tabs? Hilarious guitar humor....featuring: Mark Knopfler, David Gilmour, Lemmy and a few other surprises

Whats Going On? - Marvin Gaye's timeless anti-war statement

As a kid I admired the Jackson 5, they sparked my interest in picking up an instrument. Years later as an adult Michael Jackson became more politically aware and this video should have been playing out during the summer media circus. It's been stated that he was a serious drug addict. The details that have been related are quite horrific and it sounds like he consumed the contents of entire pharmacies...but at age 50, the man was healthy enough to be preparing for a series of 50 live shows in a venue that can hold up to 23,000.

Have you ever danced all night? Have you ever danced all night fifty nights in front of thousands of people? Have you ever danced at Michael Jackson's level?

Video of rehearsals shot just before he died indicate that Jackson could still move well. No one who was anything less than a superbly conditioned athlete could have pulled off the series of performances he was about to embark on.

That's not to say that Jackson was not an athlete with a drug problem, but is it possible that the severity of his drug problem might have been exaggerated just a tad? How many serious drug abusers do you know who at the age of 50 could set out on a program like this? The reasons I ask... ave you ever seen the prison version of the music video for his song "They don't really care about us"

I confess I never have until recently. The way it portrayed the world it could have been a promo for Alex Jones' Prison Planet web site! Clearly, before he died, Jackson had made a definite shift from pure entertainment to entertainment with a strong social statement component - and his commentary was not flattering to the powers that be.

It must be a great relief to those who don't want the pot stirred that Jackson accidentally, coincidentally, and conveniently died because of his ghastly addiction to drugs right before he was primed to to explode again on the world scene.

Jimi Hendrix- Band of Gypsys- Machine Gun (a sonic psychedelic shaman that visited earth for a few short years to deliver his message of cosmic love, peace and alien intelligence)

Jimi Hendrix- performs his break through concert during the Summer of Love at the Monterey Pop Festival, sacrificing his guitar at the altar of flames and rebirth. Wild Thing indeed!

Jimi Hendrix - with Gypsy sons & Rainbows performs at The Woodstock Music and Arts Festival, Bethel, NY 1969

Jimi Hendrix - Hear my Train a Comin' (great version & footage)

Andres Segovia - master spanish classical /flamenco guitarist

Bob Marley- Live at Dortmund (one of my all time fave musician shaman prophet-Jah Rastafari !!!)

Bob Marley biography

Carlos Santana Band- performs Jingo w/ Eric Clapton ( Santana, one of my earliest latino inspirations along with Clapton another guitar master)

Santana- Soul Sacrifice, Woodtosck, 1969 (when I first saw the woodstock film as a kid this performance was one of my fave highlights!)

Santana live in Japan, 2000

Django Reinhardt- Gypsy Jazz guitar maestro

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Bjork - All is Full of Love (I respect her music and her visionary videos)

Bjork- Earth Intruders

Bjork- The Hunter

Tom Morello - Musician and political/social activist's stark new album as The Nightwatchman, 'One Man Revolution, is a dark, urgent portrait of a world in turmoil. Tom is not only an incredibly gifted and creative guitarist and songwriter, he is a spirit against tyranny!

Rage Against the Machine- (live at Coachella, reunited after 7 years...raw footage, great energy, perhaps the most important socio-conscience band of our time, Power 2 the People and RATM !)

RATM-Sleep now in the Fire (directed by Michael Moore) YEAAAH! The world is my expense The cost of my desire Jesus blessed me with its future And I protect it with fire So raise your fists and march around Dont dare take what you need I'll jail and bury those committed And smother the rest in greed Crawl with me into tomorrow Or i'll drag you to your grave I'm deep inside your children They'll betray you in my name Hey! Hey! Sleep now in the fire Hey! Hey! Sleep now in the fire The lie is my expense The scope with my desire The party blessed me with its future And i protect it with fire I am the nina, the pinta, the santa maria The noose and the rapist, the fields overseer The agents of orange The priests of hiroshima The cost of my desire Sleep now in the fire Hey! Hey! Sleep now in the fire Hey! Hey! Sleep now in the fire For it's the end of history It's caged and frozen still There is no other pill to take So swallow the one That makes you ill The nina, the pinta, the santa maria The noose and the rapist, the fields' overseer The agents of orange The priests of hiroshima The cost of my desire Sleep now in the fire YEAAAH! Sleep now in the fire! Sleep now in the fire! Sleep now in the fire! Sleep now in the fire!

Rage against the machine - Sleep now in the fire

RATM- Bulls on Parade (live at Coachella 2007)

Rage Against The Machine : performing Vietnow at the 1999 Tibetan Freedom Concert

OUTKAST- These Katz are one of the best hip-hop/funk/rock bands on the planet!

Outkast.-.Ms.Jackson.
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The Miles Davis Quintet digs into the classic "WALKING", on November 7, 1967 at the Stadthalle, Karlsruhe, Germany.

Miles Davis Quintet perform "Round Midnight" with Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock , Ron Carter , Tony Williams Stockholm, 1967

Johnny Cash's final video, the Nine Inch Nails-Cover "Hurt" ( the 1st record I recall buying as a child at 7 was Cash's album I Walk the Line at a church sale, I recall being mesmerized by his voice and music and this was the early start of my musical journey)

Johnny Cash-I Walk the Line

Louis Armstrong & Johnny Cash perform Blue Yodel 9 -(how cool is this duo???)

Johnny Cash & Joni Mitchell perform Long Black Veil

Willie Nelson • BIG SIX 0- 1993 • full length Special Broadcast : 22 May 1993 (USA) Converted from rare and out of print VHS stereo video tape. Features performance in this order : Graceland-Willie Nelson and Paul Simon//Wiskey River-Willie Nelson//Getting over you-Willie Nelson and Bonnie Raitt//Seven Spanish Angels-Willie Nelson and Ray Charles//Pancho and Lefty-Willie Nelson and Bob Dylan//Mama, don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys-Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings//On the road again-Willie Nelson//Song for you-Ray Charles//Old outlaws like us-Travis Tritt//How do you feel about fooling around-Willie Nelson and Kris Kristofferson//Waymore's blues- Marty Stuart and Waylon Jennings// Only daddy that'll walk the line-Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Travis Tritt, Marty Stuart//Night life-Bonnie Raitt and B.B. King//Funny how time slips away-Lyle Lovett////SIDE TWO: Crazy Emmylou Harris//Blue eyes crying in the rain-Willie Nelson, Paul Simon, Edie Brickell//Valentine-Willie Nelson//Are there any more real cowboys?-Willie Nelson and Neil Young//Hard times, come again no more-Bob Dylan//American tune-Willie Nelson and Paul Simon//Always in my mind-Willie Nelson//Whiskey River-Ensemble

The DOORS- perform The End in Toronto (Jim Morrison the archetype rock poet shaman, John Densmore, Robby Krieger & Ray Manzarek perhaps my brother William's favorite rock group)

The Doors perform live at The Hollywood Bowl 1968

Allen Ginsberg & Paul McCartney perform Ballad of the American Skeleton

Led Zeppelin- performs Kashmir on MTV unplugged with a full moroccan orchestra, deep grooves and great version of this hypnotic classic

Robert Plant & Jimmy Page perform City Don't Cry in Marakech 1993 with local musicians, love this deep trance groove

Jimmy Page & Robert Plant perform No Quarter & Thank You!

Tommy Emmanuel- The Hunt

Bo Diddley - Rock n Roll wouldn't be the same without the beat pioneer, whom i've had the chance to catch live several times.

Bo Diddley at his best- "Bodiddleyitis"
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Bo Diddley - I'm A Man
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Muddy Waters-Mannish Boy (one of my all time favorite blues men, chicago electrified blues via the banks of the Mississippi, seen Muddy live several times...great times)

MUDDY WATERS - LONG DISTANCE CALL Chicago Blues Summit 1974. Intro by Nick Gravenites.... Muddy Waters, vocals - guitar. Michael Bloomfield, guitar. Junior Wells, harmonica. Willie "Big Eyes" Smith, drums. Al Radford, bass. "Pine Top" Perkins, piano.

Freddie King-Have you ever loved a Woman ( This man had soul and pure texan style blues, huge influence on Eric Clapton)

B.B King -Classic Live on Ralph Gleason's 1968 Jazz Casual Pt.1 & 2

Robert Johnson-(pure blues personified) Here is where the recorded blues began with and what has inspired generations of musicians)

Charlie Christian is generally recognised as the person who popularised the electric guitar (although not the first) and who changed everyone's thinking about how jazz could be played on it. As well as playing guitar for Benny Goodman, Charlie participated in after hours jam sessions with other musicians in places such as Mintons and Monroes in New York City. On 12 May 1941 Charlie played 'Swing to Bop' at Mintons, with Joe Guy on trumpet, Kenny Kersey on piano, Nick Fenton on bass and Kenny Clarke on drums. This live track excerpt is characterised by longer solos than Charlie would typically play with Goodman, and is a good indication of his incredible improvisational abilities. His influence on guitarists then and since has been massive. Sadly, there is no film available of Charlie Christian playing live, so here's a slide show to accompany this track.

Billie Holiday: Reunited after many years with tenor saxophonist Lester Young, Billie's visual reaction to his moving solo remains as eloquent as anything she ever sang; a touching finale to their historic musical partnership. Introduced by Robert Herridge (producer/host of CBS' "The Sound of Jazz"), this is perhaps the single most famous "live jazz" performance in TV history. Other members of the all-star band seen here: Coleman Hawkins, Ben Webster, Gerry Mulligan, Roy Eldridge, Doc Cheatham, Vic Dickenson, Danny Barker, Milt Hinton, Matt Waldran.

Billie Holiday -performs Strange Fruit an inspired artist goddess that displayed her energy in many beautiful ways

Albert Collins-Conversation with Albert (The Ice Man himself with his sweet stinging Tele, what an incredible Blues soul. I had the honour of seeing him perform many times in NYC up close at Tramps. I remember having several drinks with him and the great sense of humor and humbleness he had.He even allowed me to jam with his band as I played harmonica, those were heady times, Bless You Albert!)

Albert collins concert at ohne filter 88 part2
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Clarence GateMouth Brown- A badass texan multi-instrumentalist whom I've had the pleasure to catch live several times!

John Lennon- Imagine (my fave Beatle,whom I had the honour to meet on several occasions, a multi-layered man of peace, in a very twisted world, I was in NYC the night he was assasinated, spent an evening vigil at the Dakota with my brother & friends. It seemed like a tragic nightmare that this had happened to John in my hometown. I wonder what he would've made of 9-11 ? Bless you John and Thanks for your music, courage and message of peace! )

Michael Bloomfield & Son House discuss the blues

Son House - Death Letter Blues

Son House - John the Revelator

Albert King & Stevie Ray Vaughn- Stormy Monday (in session) ( 2 of my fave bluesmen jamming, what a treat indeed, Albert was a huge influence on Stevie, whom I had the privilege to have seen play live twice in NYC, with Jeff Beck on 1 tour and Joe Satriani on the other. Stevie was also a voodoo chile, i can just imagine the jams happening in the inter-dimensions...Miss You SRV!)

Stevie Ray Vaughn- Life without You

SRV- Live in New Orleans - 1987

James Brown-Live Olympia 1966 ( The Godfather of Soul Funk, he is the source of Hip Hop Rap as we know it, his energy, music and attitude towards life was astonishing, his power to the people message was inspiring, will never be another like him !)

James Brown-Sex Machine (1976)

Tinariwen short Documentary

Tinariwen w/Carlos Santana

Jeff Beck & Eric Clapton - live at Ronnie Scotts, London 2007

Jeff Beck a musician with deep soul and substance, definitely one of the great musicians to have played the electric guitar a master of sonics

The YARDBIRDS - with Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck and Eric Clapton (the trinity of blues rock guitar great footage)

The Rhythm & Blues Revue at The Apollo Theatre, NYC circa late 1950's Musical variety show featuring a cast of popular American performers: Willie Bryant, Freddie Robinson, Lionel Hampton, Count Basie, Faye Adams, Bill Bailey, Herb Jeffries, Amos Milburn, Sarah Vaughan, Nipsey Russell, Big Joe Turner, Martha Davis, Little Buck, Nat 'King' Cole, Mantan Moreland, Cab Calloway and Ruth Brown

Performed twenty-seven years ago, poet Gil Scott-Heron nailed it perfectly. He's talking about the Reagan era from within the Reagan era, but his comments could not be more accurate if they'd been recorded yesterday.

Gil Scott-Heron - a film about this revolutionary musician parts 1-6

Gil Scott-Heron - BBC Interview

Godfather of Hiphop Gil-Scott Heron Interviewed

James Blood Ulmer- Memphis Blood featuring Vernon Reid Live in Paris 2006 performing "Spoonful" Personnel: James Blood Ulmer - guitar/vocals Vernon Reid - guitar Charlie Burnham - violin David Barnes - harmonica Mark Peterson - bass Aubrey Dayle - drums Leon Gruenbaum - piano