“Although there is no way to know why these ancient people were consuming such powerful drugs…the boxes featured patterns that present-day humans might interpret as psychedelic inspired — a series of concentric circles suggesting the hypnotic bull’s-eye drawings of yore.”
Patrick Lundborg (Psychedelia [2012], 319) calls David Crosby's /If I Could Only Remember my Name/ (1970), "a masterpiece of good vibes and mystique which sums up the late '60s West Coast scene in a tantalizing way"
#davidcrosby#goodvibes
Clandestine chemist Owsley “Bear” Stanley, the inspiration for Steely Dan’s “Kid Charlemagne”, was born on this day in 1935. Stanley was a sound engineer and roadie for the Grateful Dead. In 1967, his LSD lab was raided and he received a three year prison sentence.
I’m 75 pages into Andy Roberts’ Divine Rascal (2019), a biography of Michael Hollingshead, and I’m really enjoying it so far #lsd#magicgram#psychedelics#mayonnaisejar
here’s the show, withJerry Garcia, Bill Kreutzman, and Boz Scaggs joining in at the end (and Butch Trucks sitting out, as he said) https://t.co/zZX4QfqYlC
“I turned around and there stood Bill Kreutzman looking just like Jesus, complete with the halo, and I held out my sticks and asked him if he would play my drums, I couldn’t catch them.”