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Cinema Takes a Trip | 10 Wild Rock & Psych Soundtracks from the 60s (Part 1 & 2)

In the 60s, cinema went completely off the rails, and so did its soundtracks. From biker gangs tearing up the highways to psychedelic trips through Haight-Ashbury, this was a decade when filmmakers and musicians collided in the most chaotic ways.

In this video, we explore 10 of the wildest rock and psychedelic movie soundtracks of the 60s, from American exploitation classics like "The Wild Angels", "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls", or "Wild in the Streets", to British cult favorites like "Performance" and "Privilege". Expect fuzz guitars, garage rock mayhem, psychedelia, Moog experiments, and songs that captured the rebellious vibe of that period. Whether you’re a fan of classic garage rock and psychedelia, 60s counterculture, or just love a good movie soundtrack, this trip through cinema’s psychedelic side is sure to delight. Let's begin!

FINN WOLFHARD | ARROW VIDEO STORE

This week's Arrow Video Store guest needs no introduction: actor, director and musician Finn Wolfhard (Stranger Things, Hell of a Summer, IT, Ghostbusters: Afterlife) stops by to dig through the store and talk some of his favourites.

Finn Wolfhard's forthcoming album, Fire From The Hip, represents a definitive "hi-fi" evolution, moving from the raw, 16mm-aesthetic of his debut record, Happy Birthday, to a broader, 35mm-fidelity sound. Taking inspiration from classic rock touchstones like Exile on Main Street and Beggars Banquet, this is a fuller, more collaborative sound than what came before.

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