Marvin
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As others have mentioned, DSotM was much more commercial sounding than their earlier stuff. But a lot of music - especially what was called 'progressive rock' - that was commercially popular in the early to mid-70s wouldn't be popular now except on "classic rock" (hate that term) radio stations. But I don't think you'd call that progress. Maybe in 30 years people will wonder how someone like M&M could have been popular in the early 2000's.
And if you think Pink Floyd was 'stoner' music, wait until you start listening to the Grateful Dead.
And if you think Pink Floyd was 'stoner' music, wait until you start listening to the Grateful Dead.