Here is what I have so far on some of the stuff we were discussing.
International Artists issued 15 LPs.  Here is what I have so far on them.
ARTIST                     TITLE                        #
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13th Floor Elevators       Psychodelic Sounds           IA LP-01
Red Krayola                Parable of Arable Land       IA LP-02
Lost & Found               Everybody's Here             IA LP-03
13th Floor Elevators       Easter Everywhere            IA LP-05
Lightnin Hopkins           Free Form Patterns           IA LP-06
Red Krayola                God Bless the Red Krayola
                           and all Those Who Sail
                           With It                      IA LP-07
13th Floor Elevators       Live                         IA LP-08
13th Floor Elevators       Bull of the Woods            IA LP-09
Bubble Puppy               Gathering of Promises        IA LP-10
Dave Allen                 Color Blind                  IA LP-11
Endle St. Cloud            Thank You All Very Much      IA LP-12
I don't know what their LP numbers 4, or 13-15 are right now.  Will work on 
it.
IA also put out several 45s of some artists that didn't have enough material 
for an LP.  Some of these groups were The Coastliners, Frankie and Johnny, 
and the Chains.  I should have a complete discography of these in about a 
week.
In 1979, a boxed set came out with all 15 IA LPs in it.  It sold for $129.95 
back then.  The price on that has dropped substantially over the last decade 
though, and it especially dropped after whatever company that bought IA 
started releasing the IA library on CD.  Now, almost all former IA albums are 
available on CD (for those who just want to groove to the music).  Collectors 
like myself though, still want the old albums.
As far as the Strawberry Alarm Clock, there were 4 albums they put out on Uni 
which represents their core work.  They were: Incense and Peppermints (67), 
Wake Up It's Tomorrow (67), World in a Seashell (68) and Good Morning 
Starshine (69).  A compilation of their best material came out in (70) as a 
Best Of album.  After their contract with Uni expired, they put out one more 
album (on Vocalion), called Changes (71), which was their final album.  That 
album however, was only a shadow of the former quality of their work.  The 
group also did music for two soundtracks: Psych-Out (68) and Beyond the 
Valley of the Dolls (70).
I would be interested in any of these records, if they are not gouge priced. 
(It's hard to find records from these groups that aren't priced to gouge.) 
Let me know what you come up with!
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