Alcohol and Drug References in Popular Songs: Rock, Pop, Rap, and Country Hits Alcohol and drug references in popular songs are much more common than many listeners realize. Some songs are clearly about substance use, addiction, recovery, partying, or drug culture. Others hide the reference inside metaphor, slang, character storytelling, or a catchy chorus that […]
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Hippie Music: Groovy Songs from the 1960s and 1970s Hippie music from the 1960s and 1970s mixed folk, rock, protest songs, psychedelic sounds, peace anthems, spiritual searching, and a whole lot of “can we maybe not destroy everything?” energy. These songs came from coffeehouses, festivals, campuses, communes, AM radio, FM album stations, and the counterculture’s
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Psychedelic Rock Music: Classic and Modern Trippy SongsPsychedelic rock music started in the 1960s, but the trip never really ended. The sound moved from acid-rock jams, surreal studio experiments, fuzz guitar, tape loops, sitars, feedback, and strange lyrics into modern psych-pop, dream rock, neo-psychedelia, space rock, garage revival, and electronic-influenced trippy music.This updated psychedelic songs
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