The 13th Floor Elevators' second album for International Artists, Easter Everywhere (1967) is essentially an extension of the sound of their groundbreaking debut. Widely regarded as the band's peak, the album captures the Elevators before the drug abuse, mental health problems and run-ins with the law that led to their premature demise. Another bona fide psychedelic classic, it's standout tracks include the eight-minute epic, "Slip Inside This House" and an inspired cover of Bob Dylan's "(It's All Over Now) Baby Blue."

Hot Take - It's better then the first album.