Psychedelic rock

From HitStory, the pop encyclopedia of School of Rock · Genre

Psychedelic rock · Around 1966 and 1967, bands drew inspiration from Indian music, the classical avant-garde and LSD. You hear drones, modal sounds and studio effects; the Beatles used tape loops and sounds played backwards. San Francisco, with the Summer of Love of 1967, and London were the centres.

Listening

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  White Rabbit · Jefferson Airplane, 1967
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  Astronomy Domine · Pink Floyd, 1967
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  Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds · The Beatles, 1967
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  Purple Haze · Jimi Hendrix, 1967
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In School of Rock

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• Genre Map^NL Map
• Mixtape 2: Youth Cultures 1950-1980^NL Reader
• Mixtape 10: Women in Pop Music^NL Reader
• The Dream Factory: Film Reel 6^NL Reader

See also

• Jefferson Airplane
• Pink Floyd
• The Beatles
• Jimi Hendrix
• British beat and the British Invasion
• Folk rock
• Electronic studio and musique concrète
• Raga rock
• Surf rock
• Symphonic rock
• Progressive rock
• Hard rock and heavy metal
• Glam rock
• Krautrock
• Fusion and jazz rock
• Indie pop and shoegaze
• Tropicália en MPB
• Stereo
• Fender Stratocaster
• Fuzz pedal
• Multitrack recording
• Mellotron
• The studio as instrument
• Wah-wah pedal