McCartney Times

The 1960s were a heady trip that came to a close when Charles Manson tipped the rhetoric one toke over the line. But before that sour finale, psychedelia had firmly been part of the counterculture revolution. The Beatles made that perfectly clear with their first trippy masterpiece, Revolver.While acid in the perfunctory sense might be overstated as an influence on the record, it certainly helped to mark a departure. As David Bowie explained regarding his LSD experience, “It was very colourful, but I thought my own imagination was already richer. Naturally. And more meaningful to me. Acid only gives people a link with their own imagery. I already had it. It was nothing new to me.”

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