I don't know about that. Raves for some people may be about experimenting with something mind expanding and incorporating audio/visual stimulii but its not like the acid tests because A, the drugs are SOLD for profit, not given freely. B, many many folks are there to get "fucked up" not "expand there mind". I'm not saying your necessarily wrong, possibly misguided. I think the big thing is the acid tests really have no equivalent, its truly unique and original.
I am sorry but I fully disagree as he also says "spades" and from "Filmore." .. I love Ken Kesey too but being an "SF KID" I know what he is saying. Cmon? "Filmore?" If you know SF- you know "the MO" is a beautifully AFRO- AMERICAN community! In fact - right across the street from the legendary "Filmore Auditorium" is John Lee Hooker's "BOOM BOOM ROOM" a beacon for African American Blues artists and for many moons..
@jonmoontrip In his most famous novel - he stigmatized the African Americans who worked on the ward - I believe he refers to them as "Black Boys" - from "The Chief''s" point of view. In the beginning - he talks about them as his "enemies" ... so much so that I couldn't read it - after awhile- as I am very protective of my sense of racial decency.
@jonmoontrip In his most famous novel - he stigmatized the African Americans who worked on the ward - I believe he refers to them as "Black Boys" - from "The Chief''s" point of view. In the beginning - he talks about them as his enemies ... so much so that I couldn't read it - after awhile- as I am very protective of my sense of racial decency.
ITS the same voice from the "DEAD MOVIE" - the animated part. Ken Kesey - of course as he make references to "jungle bunnies" and other insensitive racial remarks ( as in "One Flew Over The Cukoos Nest") ... a sign of the times.
JUNGLE BENNIES, THEIRE LIKE SPEED, itsa a drug not a racial slurr, racial joke maybe,, the one flew over the cookoos nest is way out of datre,, out hospitol here in north bay is beyond fucked,,,, check out my page for it
go to facebook and look up the page, north bay psyche - a septic system
Kind of off the subject but can someone tell me exactly where Kesey's cabin was on Rt 84 circa 1966. The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test book by Tom Wolfe describes it as being backed up to Sam McDonald Park on HWY 84. A map or address would be impressive. Thanks.
Sounds like Jerry Garcia talking in the Interview part in the beginning and not sure who is making the music but is sounds to me like Arlo Guthrie talking throughout the rest.. Cool stuff!! Wish I could find a complete copy of these tests.. Thanks for posting!!
its actually ken kesey (i read that somewhere) that was the voice, and all the noises and acho effects were done by the grateful dead. ken kesey was the leader of the merry pranksters and was the first person to widely destribute acid across america, usually for free
LORD. Please help me pass the acid test. Amen
hellobegood 6 months ago in playlist The 1960's
I can't imagine being there! What a gift would be the opportunity to forget something so magical! I was just a little late...born 4-1-75 ;-( boooo
terrapinbrad 6 months ago
@HAZARDPROFLS
I don't know about that. Raves for some people may be about experimenting with something mind expanding and incorporating audio/visual stimulii but its not like the acid tests because A, the drugs are SOLD for profit, not given freely. B, many many folks are there to get "fucked up" not "expand there mind". I'm not saying your necessarily wrong, possibly misguided. I think the big thing is the acid tests really have no equivalent, its truly unique and original.
KeegansPop 7 months ago
I had this on vinyl
smartestmanonnet 10 months ago
Uuuuuh, what?
smartestmanonnet 10 months ago
Man you can only listen to incoherent nonsense for so long. I like the picture of the dog a lot.
Silvertone58 11 months ago
Raves are today's equivalent of the acid tests.
HAZARDROFLS 1 year ago
Acid had not been made illegal yet.
clarkewi 1 year ago
I am sorry but I fully disagree as he also says "spades" and from "Filmore." .. I love Ken Kesey too but being an "SF KID" I know what he is saying. Cmon? "Filmore?" If you know SF- you know "the MO" is a beautifully AFRO- AMERICAN community! In fact - right across the street from the legendary "Filmore Auditorium" is John Lee Hooker's "BOOM BOOM ROOM" a beacon for African American Blues artists and for many moons..
jonmoontrip 1 year ago
@jonmoontrip In his most famous novel - he stigmatized the African Americans who worked on the ward - I believe he refers to them as "Black Boys" - from "The Chief''s" point of view. In the beginning - he talks about them as his "enemies" ... so much so that I couldn't read it - after awhile- as I am very protective of my sense of racial decency.
jonmoontrip 1 year ago
@jonmoontrip In his most famous novel - he stigmatized the African Americans who worked on the ward - I believe he refers to them as "Black Boys" - from "The Chief''s" point of view. In the beginning - he talks about them as his enemies ... so much so that I couldn't read it - after awhile- as I am very protective of my sense of racial decency.
jonmoontrip 1 year ago
ITS the same voice from the "DEAD MOVIE" - the animated part. Ken Kesey - of course as he make references to "jungle bunnies" and other insensitive racial remarks ( as in "One Flew Over The Cukoos Nest") ... a sign of the times.
jonmoontrip 1 year ago
@jonmoontrip
JUNGLE BENNIES, THEIRE LIKE SPEED, itsa a drug not a racial slurr, racial joke maybe,, the one flew over the cookoos nest is way out of datre,, out hospitol here in north bay is beyond fucked,,,, check out my page for it
go to facebook and look up the page, north bay psyche - a septic system
JamesMcFarlane88 1 year ago
@jonmoontrip yeah...and a modern sign of the times is how it is OK for blacks to use all the racial slurs against whites that they want to.
TheProudWhite 4 months ago
Kind of off the subject but can someone tell me exactly where Kesey's cabin was on Rt 84 circa 1966. The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test book by Tom Wolfe describes it as being backed up to Sam McDonald Park on HWY 84. A map or address would be impressive. Thanks.
landis444 1 year ago
I remember hearing this on KSAN
56BUICKRiviera 2 years ago
Sounds like Jerry Garcia talking in the Interview part in the beginning and not sure who is making the music but is sounds to me like Arlo Guthrie talking throughout the rest.. Cool stuff!! Wish I could find a complete copy of these tests.. Thanks for posting!!
TraeBuckner 2 years ago
its actually ken kesey (i read that somewhere) that was the voice, and all the noises and acho effects were done by the grateful dead. ken kesey was the leader of the merry pranksters and was the first person to widely destribute acid across america, usually for free
JamesMcFarlane88 2 years ago 3
Ah... I see... Sounded like Arlo to me.. haha.. Definitely Garcia talking at the very beginning though right?
TraeBuckner 2 years ago 2
@TraeBuckner ARLO, YEAH THATS WHAT i HEARD
OrangeSunshine2 1 year ago
Thank you!
spayspay 2 years ago
uhhhhhhhhhhh
reallygonecat 2 years ago
is this legit?
jafro970 2 years ago