Discover the journey of Gary Higgins as Farmer John interviews the artist behind the 1973 psych-folk album Red Hash. Delve into the stories behind each track and learn how Higgins' life experiences shaped his music.
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- Jason LeValley
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The United States of America, poorly named as they were, released one eponymous album before disbanding in 1968.
- Brian Kuhar
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Elephant's Memory started off as a bunch of eccentric New York City buskers before catching the interest of John and Yoko and releasing their self-titled debut.
- Brian Kuhar
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In the 2010 sci-fi horror film Beyond the Black Rainbow, a young woman under heavy sedation tries to escape from a secluded, quasi-futuristic commune.
- Zev Rubin
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Thank Christ for the Bomb is a mostly forgotten gem of poignant psychedelic blues-rock that sounds fresher than you might imagine.
- Bill Kurzenberger
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The Doors second album Strange Days is a superbly executed psychedelic rock gem that includes multiple classic rock standards and Jim Morrison's iconic shamanic swagger.
- Jason LeValley
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Of Montreal's The Gay Parade is a neo-psychedelic pop masterpiece that established the band (namely Kevin Barnes) as an act of rare talent.
- Brian Kuhar
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Olivia Tremor Control celebrates the release of their seminal psychedelic pop album Black Foliage: Animation Music Volume One today on its 25th birthday!
- Zev Rubin
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The Amboy Dukes, led by anti-drug guitarist Ted Nugent, made an album whose one hit was an apparent ode to psychedelics.