Dive into the kaleidoscopic world of 1960s counterculture with this curated collection of mind-bending films. This list captures the essence of an era marked by social upheaval, experimentation, and a quest for expanded consciousness.
From low-budget exploitation flicks to avant-garde masterpieces, these movies offer a vivid snapshot of the psychedelic movement that swept through youth culture. Expect surreal visuals, experimental narratives, and themes exploring drug use, social rebellion, and the search for meaning in a rapidly changing world.

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On Andy Summers and Robert Fripp's second album, Bewitched, the duo offered a new batch of their instrumental songs, which turned out to be much more rock-oriented than their texturized 1982 debut, I Advance Masked. The album was originally going to be a more musically varied affair - at the time, Summers talked about recording calypso and Tex-Mex/Ry Cooder-like tunes with Fripp, but they never saw the light of day. Like its predecessor, it contains plenty of great guitar work, with songwriting being stressed over instrumental virtuosity. For example, Summers and Fripp know how to subtly insert challenging sections into their songs (such as the 7/4 time signature in "Maquillage"), without making them seem like an obvious attempt to impress fellow musicians…