>The Beatles released an album with a warped image and bubbly font in 1965
This is the template for every psychedelic album cover ever, and it all started here.
The Beatles released an album with a warped image and bubbly font in 1965
Ryder Evans
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Jaxson Taylor
And Marijuana plants in the background.
Nathaniel Roberts
I doubt they were the first to do that, probably following an already established trend
Tyler Fisher
I love Rubber Soul
Sebastian Johnson
Carter Clark
t. knows nothing about early 60s music
Christopher Sullivan
jesus christ almighty this album is shit
Ian Cruz
Fair, but I have very little doubt that they pioneered bubble letters or slightly wonky photos. At best they popularized them.
David King
I think they were, man. It wasn't even really intentional. The warped look happened by mistake. If you can find an earlier example, please post it.
Anthony Martinez
by very little doubt I of course mean the exact opposite
Asher Ramirez
>freudian slip
it's because you have zero confidence in what you're saying
Carson Myers
bubble letters were a huge thing, i'm 100% sure some historians here can dig up plenty of examples of it pre-rubber soul
Andrew Cox
They were huge with psychedelic rock bands (like pic related) during the 1967 summer of love "flower power" era
Nobody was doing that shit in 1965.
Ayden Lee
Whoever said the Beatles weren't tastemakers?
Tyler Russell
Elijah White
Never change Yea Forums
Connor Ward
>rubber soul
>psychedelic album
lol
Austin Brown
Charles Front designed the letters and based it off sap flowing from a rubber tree.
Brody Evans
Where did he say it was a psychedelic album you fucking moron
Nathan Perez
BABY YOU CAN DRIVE MY CAR
Samuel Parker
It was their first album to feature sitar, so that counts for something.
Aiden Bell
BABY YOU CAN BE A STAR
Zachary Mitchell
Rubber Soul sucks, The Elevators were the first to use "psychedelic". They also suffered for their art, unlike the over hyped boy band that was the beetles
Jonathan Smith
BEEP BEEP
BEEP BEEP
YEAAAAHHH
Anthony Morris
BEEP BEEP MMM BEEP BEEP YEAHH
Dominic Clark
Imagine hating one of the greatest bands of all time because it makes you look cool on an anonymous website lmao
Also, pic related predates "The Psychedelic Sounds" by several months, and sounds far more psychedelic than anything on that album.
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Alexander Howard
Zachary Gomez
>american "psych"
Grayson Morales
This. Sorry, mate. The Beatles invented psychedelic rock and nearly all of its genre tropes.
Justin Perry
>no argument so posts a low quality png
Elijah Sanders
I'm from Texas. I want this to be true more than anybody else ITT, but its just not true. They may have been the first band to call their music psychedelic rock, but they didn't invent the sound of the genre. The Beatles did.
Josiah Gray
Landon Collins
Texas had a great psych scene in the late 60s.
Ryder Perry
>american "psych" "scene"
Sebastian Morris
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LSD-25, a song from 1960
Jackson Phillips
Take a listen, mate. Texas psych is good.
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Henry Stewart
Red Krayola's only decent song is a VU rip-off. No such thing as good "American psychedelia"
Jose Scott
YOU BETTER RUN FOR YOUR LIFE IF YOU CAN LITTLE GIRL
Xavier Walker
What about Strawberry Alarm Clock from Los Angeles?
Lincoln Watson
>I once had a girl
>Or should I say
>She once had me
Levi Barnes
>mfw it was Paul who added the line about burning her house down
Henry Myers
The Byrds, Jimi Hendrix and The Doors.
Matthew Perry
Jahn beet the wif
Samuel Rivera
she
turned out to be a lesbian
so I set
her apartment on fire
Camden Watson
name one (1) example
Juan Bell
what an utterly generic song
Julian Taylor
What? I thought he was talking about liting a bonfire or something, not burning her house down.
Beatles still keep surprising me everyday.
Nicholas Lewis
>McCartney commented on the final verse of the song: "In our world the guy had to have some sort of revenge. It could have meant I lit a fire to keep myself warm, and wasn't the decor of her house wonderful? But it didn't, it meant I burned the fucking place down as an act of revenge, and then we left it there and went into the instrumental."
Thomas Williams
she got me mad as shit so I slapped the bitch
Grayson Bailey
Damn such evil madlads
Austin Campbell
The Beatles were so incredibly based holy shit
Blake Anderson
Here's the original. Much less interesting