The Squares Are Taking Acid. Lots of late sixties lysergic flavored pop, filled with happiness and sunshine doses of easy listening
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Playlist (Artist -Title – Album – Year Of Song Release)
Opening Theme
Man or Astroman? – Maximum Radiation Level – 1996
Background Music
Ferrante and Teicher – Dynamic Twin Pianos – 1960
Anita Kerr Singers – Wine In The Wind – Sounds -1968
Harpers Bizarre – Come To The Sunshine – Sunshine: Soft Pop Nuggets from the WEA Vaults -1967
The Fun and Games – It Must Have Been The Wind – Elephant Candy – 1968
Guy Pederson & Son Grand Orchestra – We Love You – Succès Vol. 2 – 1967
Frank and Nancy Sinatra – Life’s A Trippy Thing – In London -1966
Floyd Cramer – Good Vibrations – Here’s What’s Happening! -1966
Baker Knight – Hallucinations – Hallucinations: Psychedelic Pop Nuggets from the WEA Vaults -1968
Moorpark Intersection – I Think I’ll Just Go and Find Me a Flower – Book A Trip: The Psych Pop Sounds Of Capitol Records -1968
Klaus Doldinger – Sitar Beat – The Mood Mosaic 01 – The Hascisch Party! -1967
The Split Level – Looking At The Rose Through World Colored Glasses – The Split Level – 1968
Art Nouveaux – Extra Terrestrial Visitations – Extra-Terrestrial Visitations/The Way To Play It – 1967
Kuno & Marihuana Brass – Marihuana Mantra – The In Kraut -1970
The Avant Garde – Naturally Stoned – Soft Sounds for Gentle People -1968
Hugo Montenegro – Dizzy – Moog Power -1969
The Central Nervous System – Alice In Wonderland – Why/Alice In Wonderland -1969
The Will-O-Bees – Looking Glass – It’s not Easy/ Looking Glass -1967
The Munx – Our Dream – Come to the Sunshine: Soft Pop Nuggets from the WEA Vaults -1968
Don Costa – Punkys Dilemma – Don Costa’s Instrumental Versions of Simon & Garfunkel – 1968
Morning Glories – Love-In – Come to the Sunshine: Soft Pop Nuggets from the WEA Vaults -1968
Los Coronados – Trip To Loveland – Come to the Sunshine: Soft Pop Nuggets from the WEA Vaults -1967
Peter Cook & Dudley Moore – Bedazzled – Circus Days -1967
Brigitte Bardot – Contact – Best of BB -1968
Van Dyke Parks – Number Nine – The Get Easy! Sunshine Pop Collection -1966
The Everly Brothers – Talking To the Flower – The Everly Brothers Sing – 1967
Hyle King Movement – Flower Smile – Soft Sounds for Gentle People -1967
The Osmond Brothers – Flower Music – Wonderful World of the Osmond Brothers -1967
The Salt – A Whole Lot Of Rainbows – Come to the Sunshine: Soft Pop Nuggets from the WEA Vaults – 1968
Alan Copeland Singers- You’re More Fun – If Love Comes With It -1969
The Lennon Sisters – Green Tambourine – Today – 1968
The Fireballs – Groovy Motions – Soft Sounds For Gentle People -1968
The Cowsills – We Can Fly – We Can Fly – 1967
Pat Shannon – Candy Apple, Cotton Candy – Come to the Sunshine: Soft Pop Nuggets from the WEA Vaults -1968
Gates of Eden – No One Was There (Requiem) – Come to the Sunshine: Soft Pop Nuggets from the WEA Vaults -1967
The Ventures – Strawberry Fields Forever – Super Psychedelics – 1967
The Fun and Games – Topanga Canyon Road – Elephant Candy – 1968
Hipgaurd – Acid – The In-Kraut Vol. 3
The Deep Six – C’mon Baby Now (Blow Your Mind)
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