We’ve had a 2 videos from the Beatles’ Yellow Submarine Beatles on Wednesday’s list of “Top 50 psychedelic videos of all time“, both in the top 5, which made me think of the film.
The years have passed and only a northern song remains one of my favorite songs ever. With the 1968 “Yellow Submarine” animations it is one of it’s kind.
One of Disney’s weirdest films, an a adaption to the surreal classic “Alice in Wonderland”, was set to the Beatles’ psychedelic music . I love the result.
A colorful and imaginative clip for the Beatles’ psychedelic song, It’s All Too Much. Have fun in Pepperland :^)
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This is a very cool home made music clip for this amazing psychedelic song by the Beatles. The music is very trippy while the lyrics are some of the deepest I’ve known.
There is nothing like a bored bunch of teenagers to make for an exciting video clip. However it is open to decide if this particular one is subversive, or to be more exact – what it subverts: mainstream culture, or psychedelic culture. This clip mixes psychedelic imagery from suburbia with long scenes of eating a burger in McDonalds. It is hard to realize what its supposed to mean or of it even is supposed to mean something, but it smells like teen spirit, and I like it!
So enjoy!
6Dmind
If you have been to the beatles ashram in Rishikesh, you’ve probably saw all the egg-like meditation rooms. If you haven’t been there… than you must go there 
Oh, I just love the work of Japanese psychedelic pop artist/designer Tadanori Yokoo. It’s not really surprising to find out he also did some animation, but still, it made my day.
Earth, Wind & Fire, 1976
poster for the movie The Trip (1968)
Emerson, Lake & Palmer concert poster, 1972
A 3rd millenium version to the 60′s style psychedelia, after a Beatles song.
(Link: Paujogoerin. Thanks!)
“Follow her down to a bridge by a fountain/ Where rocking horse people eat marshmallow pies / Everyone smiles as you drift past the flowers/ That grow so incredibly high.” John Lennon and the Beatles get joyously lost within the vast landscapes of radiating consciousness in this classic psychedelic music clip from the movie “Yellow Submarine”.
