From the album Ghost on Ghost.
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“Psyché Rock” (from Messe pour le temps présent) by musique concrète master Pierre Henry is a true classic of psychedelic culture. It moves effortlessly between popular material (Louie Louie, the fuzzy sound of psychedelic rock, etc.) and avant-garde techniques of sound manipulation.
You can find all kinds of remixes and versions of the influential track for example by Fatboy Slim, Coldcut, Stereolab, Moog Cookbook, etc. and of course probably the most popular: the Futurama theme.
(You can find a longer version of the video here)
Lots of psychedelic nature, up close and meditative, in the new Washed Out video for Don’t Give Up.
An early 1990s psychedelic clip from Israeli musician Berry Sakharof.
The last two minutes of this electrifying video clip are amazing.
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Some good ole’ psychedelic sixties vibe to in this clip to a track by 1960s Japanese psychedelic musicians Rikki Iligona & Musi-O-Tunya. The name “Sunshine Love” refers perhaps to “Orange Sunshine” acid which was distributed around the world at the time by the Hippie LSD dealers organization Brotherhood of Eternal Love.
This one is a real gem! I am getting a strong Jodorowsky vibe here. Hope you enjoy it, too!
You can check out part 2 here.