PSYCHEDELIC MUSIC! Any era (especially '60s!), songs/albums/memories/etc.

[retrorussell]

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[Allhallowsday]

BYRDS "Eight Miles High"

http://youtu.be/9ztmhIFRXeY  


I don't think "Little Green Bag" is Psychedelic (it's just annoying)... but then again, what is?  Psychedelic I mean.

http://youtu.be/jaN-Hbm1Zoo  

[RCMerchant]

Jimi!

http://youtu.be/wqLEg0MsSMQ

[Archivist]

Generic psychedelic music in this classic but little known episode of Get Smart. Man, I loved this episode as a kid. Growing up in the 70s and 80s meant having the media pop culture of the 60s and 70s wash over you. Even today, I have a fascination with the tune in and drop out culture that arose back then.

Get Smart - S03E15 - The Groovy Guru - video dailymotion

My favourite Pink Panther cartoon episode, complete with groovy soundtrack. All the Pink Panther episodes of the 60s have this vibe, but this is the most overtly hippie/beatnik/counterculture episode. And boy, is it cool.

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Vampyros Lesbos sountrack. Hell yeah.

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For music that was probably improvised while under the influence of psychedelics, here's a great 1972 short documentary about a guy named Tom, who really got into counterculture and purportedly even ran with big LSD distributors.

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[Allhallowsday]

Every time THELONIOUS MONK appeared, he must've played "Epistrophy" ... always differently.  

http://youtu.be/yHpB4lkgeN0  


http://youtu.be/Qe3gF6eaBuA  


http://youtu.be/hLopWusx-ZU  


http://youtu.be/K_h1geOaLvY 

[Rev. Powell]

Generic psychedelic music in this classic but little known episode of Get Smart. Man, I loved this episode as a kid. Growing up in the 70s and 80s meant having the media pop culture of the 60s and 70s wash over you. Even today, I have a fascination with the tune in and drop out culture that arose back then.

Get Smart - S03E15 - The Groovy Guru - video dailymotion

My favourite Pink Panther cartoon episode, complete with groovy soundtrack. All the Pink Panther episodes of the 60s have this vibe, but this is the most overtly hippie/beatnik/counterculture episode. And boy, is it cool.

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Can't watch the first one.

The "Pink Panther" cartoon is cool and I'm a little surprised they let something that "druggy" on the air. The laugh track is an abomination.

[Rev. Powell]

Every time THELONIOUS MONK appeared, he must've played "Epistrophy" ... always differently.  

http://youtu.be/yHpB4lkgeN0  


http://youtu.be/Qe3gF6eaBuA  


http://youtu.be/hLopWusx-ZU  


http://youtu.be/K_h1geOaLvY 

Sadly, the psychedelic crowd never got into Monk... he was more for the Beatniks. One of the reasons I prefer Beatniks to Hippies.

[RCMerchant]

the CRAMPS doing the COUNT FIVE-!
"Psychotic Reaction"!
Christmas on a cross! 

http://youtu.be/ZhDnmmfJGyk

[Archivist]

Legend has it that Revolver was written by the Beatles during their most excellent LSD period.

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https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/beatles-acid-test-how-lsd-opened-the-door-to-revolver-251417/

[RCMerchant]

I've done LSD.
f**k- I usta sell it! I don't think LSD and 'psychedelic' music really have any kinda real connection at all. Not in my brain. Folks connect the music with the drug-but it's so much more than that-LSD is a drug. Gets you all f**ked up ! Depending on your mindset when you take it-like anything- do  acid--but don't let it do you. Psych music is-music!
Acid is just a trip. It ain't real! You gotta go with the flow until it wears off. And then you wanna go to a diner and eat lots pancakes. 

[RCMerchant]

Also about LSD- It is NOT addictive. In fact, doing it once usually scares the f**k out of people- so yeah- you ain't gonna get hooked. It scared me about twice. I only did it about 7 or 8 times. I only freaked out once.
The trick is to know that you are high- do the drug, don't let it do you.
And thats my awful advice for the day! 

[Alex]

Also about LSD- It is NOT addictive. In fact, doing it once usually scares the f**k out of people- so yeah- you ain't gonna get hooked. It scared me about twice. I only did it about 7 or 8 times. I only freaked out once.
The trick is to know that you are high- do the drug, don't let it do you.
And thats my awful advice for the day! 

As part of our training, we had a whole course on drugs are bad 'mkay. Anyway, they talked about LSD quite a bit. Some soldier had a flashback episode some years after last taking the drug, thought his wife had turned into a giant spider and cut her head off with a kitchen knife. I do recall the graphic photo's they showed us.

[Archivist]

For someone who's been so fascinated with psychedelics and has read quite widely and deeply about drug experiences, it's almost odd that I've never even smoked marijuana, let alone dropped acid. The hard drugs like heroin or cocaine have no interest for me, as I much prefer the idea of inner exploration, rather than any kind of euphoric high. Never taken speed or smoked meth, the most I've done is get drunk a few times.

As a movie related tangent, films like Altered States fascinate me, and I get a kick out of the many documentaries about LSD, peyote and similar things on YouTube. Having read a fair bit of Timothy Leary and related works, I have an idea about set and setting, as well as the importance of drug purity. These are the things I'd have to consider if I ever went on that path.

The idea of conveying a hallucinogenic trip through music, or composing music while under the influence of hallucinogens, seems pretty cool. In some ways, it's why I'm currently into ambient vaporwave, which I think has elements of drifting visions, memories and ideas.

Here's a list of 50 psychedelic albums, according to these folk.

https://www.treblezine.com/trebles-top-50-best-psychedelic-albums/

[RCMerchant]

Also about LSD- It is NOT addictive. In fact, doing it once usually scares the f**k out of people- so yeah- you ain't gonna get hooked. It scared me about twice. I only did it about 7 or 8 times. I only freaked out once.
The trick is to know that you are high- do the drug, don't let it do you.
And thats my awful advice for the day!  

As part of our training, we had a whole course on drugs are bad 'mkay. Anyway, they talked about LSD quite a bit. Some soldier had a flashback episode some years after last taking the drug, thought his wife had turned into a giant spider and cut her head off with a kitchen knife. I do recall the graphic photo's they showed us.

I have NEVER met anyone in my life who has ever had a so-called 'LSD flashback'. I think it's bulls**t. So when some guy freaks out and chops his wife's head off-years later!- he claims he thought she turned into a spider. What a cop out. He got p**sed and chopped her head off. The guy was trying to blame his s**t on LSD. Even while I was tripping, I never felt the urge to chop anybody's head off, nor did they turn into giant insects. The whole 'LSD flashback' thing is a scare tactic. Reefer Madness kinda nonsense.
More people actually kill other people in a drunk rage, or are freaking out for a fix for they're meth habit. The scary stories about LSD are just that- scary stories.
I also am in no way endorsing or trying to entice anyone to do LSD. It is most certainly NOT a good thing. But it is in no way close to s**t like cocaine or meth or heroin. There's no $ in it.  If it was folks on the street would be selling it like meth or crack. You don't want it every minute of the day. Once every few years was enough for me. It blows your mind. You just wanna sit and do the trip. Like watching a weird movie. Also, you can do 2 hits or 10- you won't get any higher. You can only get so high. How you act on it depends on what you would do as a person. Some people get drunk and beat they're wives. Or chop they're heads off. Others sing and laugh. Same s**t- different drug.

[Rev. Powell]

Here's a list of 50 psychedelic albums, according to these folk.

https://www.treblezine.com/trebles-top-50-best-psychedelic-albums/

Nice to see Pharaoh Sanders, electric Miles Davis and Alice Coltrane made the list. There isn't enough appreciation for jazz among psychedelic crowd.

Black Sabbath? Really? I guess it's possible their first album was nothing like the rest of their output.

People really seem to love the 13th Floor Elevators, never could get into that garage band stuff. I like my psychedelic music heavily overproduced.

"Electric Ladyland" is a must. So "Court of the Crimson King," "Velvet Underground & Nico."

"Maggot Brain" is a great cut, but I wouldn't have put it as the #1 psychedelic album. I wouldn't pick "Revolver" either (it's transitional; I might go with "Sgt. Pepper," which they didn't even include).

I have heard some of the modern music they include and like it without loving it.

It's really a solid list. A lot of it looks like Allhallowsday's regular playlist. 

http://youtu.be/F9Dd4UGt5rg