History of Psychedelic Rock 迷幻樂的歷史

[scotty]

still not got it?

[kiramdear]

[scotty]

Tony says......

[winston]

No idea except that it looks like 60's flock wallpaper................ That carpet looks familiar Tony is that yours? Edit: Oh the twins.

[kiramdear]

Oh, that's right! Remind me to actually watch that movie again sometime

Oh, Sorry Mitch. We'll try and stick to the topic (AHEM)

[scotty]

No idea except that it looks like 60's flock wallpaper................ That carpet looks familiar Tony is that yours?

Flocks back in hung some a few weeks ago really expensive too! Kira! Kubrick at his best!
Yup sorry Mitch

[winston]

Flock wallpaper is back in? What's next psychedelic paintings on our beloved instruments.............talk about repeating history.

[scotty]

Flock wallpaper is back in? What's next psychedelic paintings on our beloved instruments.............talk about repeating history.

http://www.creativewallcovering.com/wal ... ocked.html check out the prices.

Ok back on track i know youve posted this but for me this is the definitive moment of Psychedelic Rock.

[scotty]

Initially, The Beach Boys, with their squeaky-clean image, seemed unlikely as psychedelic types. Their music, however, grew more psychedelic and experimental, perhaps due in part to writer/producer/arranger Brian Wilson's increased drug usage and burgeoning mental illness. In 1966, responding to the Beatles' innovations, they produced their album Pet Sounds and later that year had a massive hit with the psychedelic single "Good Vibrations"

[kiramdear]

This is no fair because I've already posted this elsewhere (not to horn in) but I thought it bears repeating since this band preceded the Dead and the Airplane and all those guys in performing roots-based drug-enhanced extended-jam dance-yer-butt-off rock&roll shows. The Charlatans, rocking out at the Red Dog Saloon in late 1964:

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[winston]

The link does not work Kira.

[kiramdear]

They removed the video. Give me a minute ...

[kiramdear]

(brazzem fazzem #*&$@$^&* ferschlugginer potrzebie!!!! )



Here we go: http://web.me.com/kiramdear/Galerie_Kir ... atans.html

Charlatans featuring Mike Wilhelm showing 'em how to do it in the very early days of Psychedelia.

[octagon]

(brazzem fazzem #*&$@$^&* ferschlugginer potrzebie!!!! )



Here we go: http://web.me.com/kiramdear/Galerie_Kir ... atans.html

Charlatans featuring Mike Wilhelm showing 'em how to do it in the very early days of Psychedelia.

When I listened to that I thought "that doesn't sound psychedelic,it sounds like Dan Hicks and His Hot Licks!" Then I read about the The Charlatans! Very cool,thanks for posting that Kira.

[kiramdear]

If you like that you can find more about Mike Wiilhelm and the Charlatans here in a topic I'm in the middle of working on now:viewtopic.php?f=47&t=384672