Hand drawn lysergic jamming.
Anthony Francisco Schepperd – the guy is just a regular LSD trip. This “tittyonary experience” was crafted before the Blockheads video.
Chad VanGaalen – Clinically dead
Chad VanGaalen – Red Hot Drops
J Mascis – Not Enough
Vexy posted an animated music video by Mr. VanGaalen a while back and I have also had this particular tryptaminic multimediumist on my list of weirdness to post for over half a year. This stream of consciousness type of stuff might not be groundbreaking, but hey: you can’t do this with any computer simulation! Watch out for the morphing little birdies in the sky with diamonds near the end of the third video.
Edit: I have to add these two to the collection, music also by Mr. VanGaalen under an alias:
Black Mold: Metal Spiderwebs
Black Mold: Fuck Ebay
More of them diamonds and some birdies too.
Tony Comley presents to us a visual incarnation of his poetry. Prepare to get your brain soaked in the most lysergic way possible.
Amazing mindtwister from Nick Cross. Don’t want to spoil too much, but it’s a dark tale.
This is footage of an experiment from around 1956. A dose of LSD25 is given to a “normal” woman. She is interviewed for the experiment by Dr. Sidney Cohen just before taking the LSD and also while she experiences its effects.
There are so many things remarkable about this! But see for yourself…
Euphoria (1974)
200 (1975)
Fantasy (1976)
Malice in Wonderland (1982)
The animation I’ve embedded is one of his least disturbing, Life is Flashing Before Your Eyes (1984). Now, you should be aware these are some heavy mindfuck material, especially Malice in Wonderland.
Quotes: “Malice in Wonderland is the only video on Youtube that actually scared me. Thank you.”
“your malice vid has scarred me for life man”
Vince has his own Youtube channel, but is not producing the time-consuming hand drawn stuff anymore, because this isn’t the 1970s, when there was grant money flying around for artists like him.
This is how it must have been on that crucial day on April 16th 1943, in the middle of WWII, when Swiss chemist Albert Hofmann accidentally poured LSD on himself and inadvertently became the the first LSD user, actually startkicking the psychedelic movement. The bicycle trip, which became the most famous bicycle trip ever, was actually 3 days later, on the 19th of April, when Hofmann took his second and much stronger LSD dose, but who cares. Beautiful animation! Perfect for an LSD trip, I guess.
(Link: Ingrid Sherman. 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”.