A bleak yet visually stunning 1969 film debut from Barbet Schroeder, More explores hippie culture, addiction, and self-destruction, featuring an iconic Pink Floyd soundtrack.
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A vivid look at the making of Crimson & Clover and the wild rise of Tommy James and Tommy James & The Shondells—from “Hanky Panky” and mob-connected Roulette Records to psychedelic pop success, hit singles, and enduring rock legacy.
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A deep dive into Head, the The Monkees’ surreal, psychedelic 1968 film—exploring its experimental style, counter-cultural themes, and lasting cult legacy.
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Explore why Roger the Engineer by The Yardbirds stands as a hidden gem of 1966—a landmark year in rock—highlighting Jeff Beck’s groundbreaking guitar work and the band’s shift from blues to psychedelia.
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A review of 200 Motels (1971), Frank Zappa’s surreal cult film blending rock, orchestral music, satire, and psychedelic visual experimentation.
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Explore the story behind Honeybus and their cult psych-pop album Story, featuring the hit “I Can’t Let Maggie Go” and insights from Colin Hare.
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A deep dive into Black Kangaroo, Peter Kaukonen’s underappreciated blues-rock gem—blistering guitar, Bay Area roots, and the story behind a lost classic.
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Fields’ lone album stands out for its fearless side-long psych-soul epic “Love Is the Word,” derailed by bad management and a missed Woodstock moment.
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In this Vinyl Relics epysode Farmer John gives due recognition to Billy Nichols, who touched unrequited greatness with his largely unheard album Would You Believe