The Elevators are among the
most important bands to
ever come out of Texas,
merging psychedelia,
garage rock and pre-pun...
This San Jose, Calif. group
had only one hit, "Psychotic
Reaction," but earned high
praises from rock critic
Lester Bangs.
Donovan was one of the
key artists of the
revolutionary 1960s. He
started his career as
Britain's answer to Bob Dy...
They were the true
progenitors of West Coast
psychedelia. The Doors'
said their goal was to be "as
big as Love." The band liv...
The premier psychedelic
band of the 1970s, Pink
Floyd formed in 1965,
incorporating jazz and
insanity into their music....
Often overlooked
Psychedelic Prog Rock
band primarily active in the
'60s. Their biggest hit was "I
Got A Line On You." Spirit...
Strawberry Alarm Clock
were a psych-pop outfit
whose greatest hit was the
Summer of Love anthem
"Incense and Peppermints...
Roger Keith Barrett (a.k.a.
Syd) is the founder of Pink
Floyd and one of the
psychedelic era's most
innovative musicians. Syd...
The Beatles gained
enormous popularity with
genius songwriting,
beautiful harmonies and
non-stop experimentation...
Gritty garage-psych band
that launched out of the
Bronx, NY in 1967 with their
Top Ten hit, "(We Ain't Got)
Nothin' Yet."
The Byrds applied ringing
guitars to Dylan songs,
explored the outer reaches
of psychedelia and
kick-started Country Roc...
With Jim Morrison's poetry
and Robby Krieger's rock
'n' roll, the Doors conjured
the gods of sex and drugs
and '60s freakout. Jimbo,...
Rumbling, woozy guitars,
woozier vocals and
evocative lyrics are the
hallmarks of this American
institution. The purely Am...
In the '60s, Vanilla Fudge
took pop songs off the radio
and added massive amounts
of psychedelia and metal to
them. Bassist Tim Bogert a...
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