Haight-Ashbury, Psychedelics, and the Birth of Acid Rock (Excelsior Editions)
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Haight-Ashbury, Psychedelics, and the Birth of Acid Rock (Excelsior Editions)

by Robert J. Campbell

music history cultural history counterculture Rock Music
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Robert J. Campbell explores the connection between Haight-Ashbury, psychedelics, and the birth of acid rock. Focusing on the cultural and musical history surrounding these subjects, this Excelsior Editions volume offers a concise study of how place, psychedelic culture, and rock music became connected.

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Robert J. Campbell examines the relationship between Haight-Ashbury, psychedelics, and the development of acid rock.

The book focuses on the cultural setting associated with Haight-Ashbury and its connection to psychedelic experience.

It also considers the emergence of acid rock as part of this broader musical and cultural history.

Published in the Excelsior Editions series, this volume offers a focused exploration of a significant intersection of music and cultural change.

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