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Jan 1, 1999 · The writing style is stiff and academic, resembling a white paper on garage rock, without a lot of cultural context. The section on Hey Joe, though heavy on music terminology that I didn't understand, was the best part of the book. I recommend this book to music scholars more than garage or psychedelic rock fans.
- Michael Hicks
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Psychedelic rock emerged in the mid-'60s, as British Invasion and folk-rock bands began expanding the sonic possibilities of their music. Instead of confining themselves to the brief, concise verse-chorus-verse patterns of rock & roll, they moved toward more free-form, fluid song structures.
Aug 27, 2014 · 9. The Troggs, “Wild Thing”. Like many of the early garage-rock standout songs, “Wild Thing” is a cover: written by Chip Taylor, New York City band The Wild Ones first recorded the song in ...
Apr 24, 2024 · Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band—The Beatles. 3. Surrealistic Pillow—Jefferson Airplane. 2. Piper at the Gates of Dawn—Pink Floyd. 1. Revolver—The Beatles. Related: Top 200 Songs from the Original Psychedelic Era. Related: Top 15 Psychedelic Songs by The Beatles.
Psychedelic rock emerged in the mid-'60s, as British Invasion and folk-rock bands began expanding the sonic possibilities of their music. Instead of confining themselves to the brief, concise verse-chorus-verse patterns of rock & roll, they moved toward more free-form, fluid song structures.
Jan 6, 2013 · This blog is dedicated to the youngsters involved in the 60s music scene. Their love for music, enthusiasm and tension to experiment, created fantastic beats and grooves. 60s garage, psych, beat, freakbeat, pop, psychedelic, and even bubblegum has inspired a lot of musicians and generations.
