The 1968 satire comedy directed by Hy Averback sees Peter Sellers' hapless Harold dropping out into the hippie counterculture
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Boston-based psychedelic relic Quill was discovered, played Woodstock, signed a recording contract, recorded and released an album all within five months in 1969-70.
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This week's epysode revisits B.J. Cole's The New Hovering Dog from 1972, with an exclusive interview with Cole by Farmer John
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Writer and filmmaker Dominic Pillai reflects on the counterculture film The Trip by director Roger Corman & screenwriter Jack Nicholson, and the eruption of creativity in climacteric 1967
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This week's Vinyl Relics podcast digs deep into Blossom Toes' second and final album If Only For A Moment, as Farmer John interviews Jim Cregan about his time with the group
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Revisit Pepperland and the story behind George Dunning's classic 1968 animated psychedelic film Yellow Submarine featuring The Beatles' music in this Psychotropic Cinema review by Jeff Broitman
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In this Vinyl Relics episode, Farmer John uncovers the rare late-60s antiquity The Nest by Jeannie Piersol, a long-lost gem which was unreleased for over five decades and never publicly heard until this year
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Alejandro Jodorowsky's El Topo (1970) is an acid Western which employs surreal symbolism, iconoclastic imagery, and dream logic to showcase its trippy, metaphoric elements.
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The unlikely rise and fall of Thunderclap Newman—how Pete Townshend formed a one-hit wonder with a timeless album and an unforgettable story.
