Another awesome animation from Anthony Schepperd.
(Link: Nigel Kent. Thanks!)
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The Eight Sisters of the Nebulous Zone
18 JunColors and shapes transform in a really nice way. Great to watch when you’re stoned.
The Easy Rider Cemetery Scene
16 JunPeter Fonda, Dennis Hopper and two prostitutes drop acid in a cemetery in New Orleans. The Easy Rider acid scene is one of the most influential LSD scenes of 1960’s cinema. Click here if you want to watch it in better quality (but with Italian dubbing) or here if you want to watch the full movie online.
Velveeta Heartbreak – psychedelic abstract brut fantasy
11 JunVelveeta Heartbreak creates cool psychedelic art. This video shows some of his work 2003-2011.
Asaf Avidan // Different Pulses – Official Video – Directed by Vania Heymann
9 JunIsraeli director Vania Heymann has become quite an internet phenomenon in Israel. In the past few months, Vania, a film student from Jerusalem has come out of nowhere and released a series of inspiring and highly viral videos into the Israeli web. His latest work, a video clip for Assaf Avidan’s track Different Pulses, has a nice hallucinatory feel to it.
Terry Gilliam’s Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas – The trippy hotel scene
9 JunIt is hard to believe but the amazing hotel scene from Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, one of the classic psychedelic works of literature and film, has not been featured on the DPV as yet. Today is a good day to set things right. The trippy hotel scene, featuring Johnny Depp is a great example for the very distinct type of psychedelic humor where the joke lies in the gap between what the protagonist conceives through his hallucinations, and the actual ‘objective’ reality as it is seen by the camera/others. The hotel scene is one of the best renditions of a psychedelic experience on film, and one of the most hilarious at that.
Midnight Lights – Stadiums Dubstep
4 JunDubstep lightshows are becoming quite the thing lately. Here’s another one, done at a colossal stadium.
(Link: Jimmy Diebold. Thanks!)
Turkish Coffee – Arik Einstein clip by Dudu Geva
28 MayDudu Geva was one of Israel’s foremost comics artists. His style was chaotic, radical and very psychedelic. Geva created this video to Arik Einstein’s song “Turkish Coffee” in 1974. It is the first Israeli music video, and has a strong 1970’s psychedelic style. The actor in the clip is Geva himself, incidentally.
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