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What a stellar line-up of talent Mike Curb and MGM Records was able to pull together for this early “just say no” type PSA record. Both Arte Johnson and Alan Sues! (Those guys were always wasted!)
(24 votes, average: 4.13 out of 5)
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LSD on Pixie Records. (1966) Written and narrated by Dr. Timothy Leary, PhD., former Harvard psychologist and Messiah of the LSD cult…” “…in Mexico in 1960, I ate seven of the sacred mushrooms of Mexico and within a half hour was spun into a psychological laboratory two billion years old which laughed at my pretentions at predicted knowledge…”
(26 votes, average: 3.73 out of 5) Loading ...
Teen Challenge “Addicts Choir” Word Records.
(15 votes, average: 3.20 out of 5) Loading ...
Sharon Tate in “Valley of the Dolls” Scepter Records 45 from Italy.
(31 votes, average: 4.65 out of 5) Loading ...
Word Records presents “The Addicts Sing” (Nine former addicts)
(24 votes, average: 3.92 out of 5) Loading ...
David Peel and the Lower East Side “Have a Marijuana” Recrorded Live on the Streets of New York. 1968. This is the debut record by New York street musician and John Lennon protege David Peel. Peel plays guitar and sings (mainly about marijuana), it’s all live. Fugs parallels are hard to avoid and there is the same type of parody here – “I Like Marijuana” actually got kind of popular – it’s a parody of “I Like Peanut Butter” “Show Me the Way to Get Stoned” is a killer, nothing bad on here at all, a great piece of underground wildness caught on tape. (Review by Carl Slim)
(21 votes, average: 3.95 out of 5) Loading ...
“…Actual recordings of people under the influence of psychedelic drugs… Psychedelic music…the sounds of the “Acid Test”…LSD users and pushers and the amazing story of LSD in action…Comments by such LSD authorities as Sidney Cohen, M.D., the controversial Dr. Timothy Leary, Mrs. Aldous Huxley and Allen Ginsberg.”
More from the liner notes: At Capitol Records we live in a world of the young – a world of rock n’ roll music, amid the need for a constant awareness of teenage interests of all kinds. We are, therefore, perhaps more aware of, and more sensitive to, the widespread use of LSD among the school age population…”
(34 votes, average: 4.09 out of 5) Loading ...
“Jack Tells It Like It Is About Drugs” (Somehow I don’t think he’s reading Hunter S. Thompson here. And the guys in the background aren’t having a prayer meeting.)
(15 votes, average: 3.20 out of 5) Loading ...
One of the rarest drug-related records I’ve ever found. “Tripping Out” “Designed to acquaint you with the drug experience without exposing you to it’s dangers” This is from 1970. Each track is a virtual, simulated high of one kind or another. From acid to goofballs to smack and pot. This is a drug education record that tells it like it is man! Straight talk about flipping out. Check out the graphics, illustrations and typography.
(11 votes, average: 2.64 out of 5) Loading ...
