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The Psychedelic Beach Boys, Rolling Stones and Beatles
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Love Me Do
1963
The Beach Boys
Fun Fun Fun -1964
God Only Knows- 1966
Clear Changes in music
-Brian Wilson
-Pressures from father, constant touring,"Rubber Soul"
-public breakdown
-Full time work on Pet Sounds
-Mike Love reaction "ego music"
-commercial disappointment - Rolling Stone #2 Album
-vacant person
- overall- best music, talking about real emotion
The Psychedelic Beach Boys, Rolling Stones,and Beatles
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Magic Mystery Tour
1967
Psychedelic Beatles:
The Changes
- Styling (image)
- Pressure
- George Harrison and John Lennon were first introduced in 1964
- 1967- Sgt. Pepper #1 Rolling stone magazine
- “LSD opened my eyes, it made me a better more honest more tolerant member of society, brought closer to God.” - Lennon
-Acid = heroin
- overall- positive effect
The Rolling Stones
I Just Want to Make Love to You (Muddy Waters cover) 1964
The Role of LSD in their music
Psychedelic Rolling Stones
She's a Rainbow- 1967
Conclusion
The influence of drugs on musician’s work can only be held accountable for part of the total production.Before these bands came out with any psychedelic music, they came out with bestselling music. The Beatles first album “please Please me” was number one, all the Rolling Stones albums before “her Majesties Satanic Request” ranked at least in the top five in the U.K. The Beach Boys albums, two through nine resulted in at least a gold ranking. The effect drugs have overall in music is a negative one because drugs had led to the downfall in each bands career. Whether resulting in death or conflicts. LSD is part of what is conducive to their creativity, but the bands may have made bestselling music while on LSD but it us their talent and sober creativity that has made them the facade they are famous for.
The Changes in The Stones
-Disappointment to fans
-Trying to be like the Beatles
- poor production
- their original style is lost
- “8 minute freak-out” (rollingstone.com)
- overall - Negative effect