The Influence of Drugs

For many years there was a controversy as to whether medicine is good or bad. Many drugs that affect the world were discovered, and in the 1960's it was mainly music. The drugs involved are primarily cannabis, amphetamine and hallucinogens, and the new generation accepts these drugs (US illegal drugs: modern history). This will influence your favorite artists such as Bob Dylan, Jefferson Aircraft, and even Jimmy Hendrix and will help you listen to your favorite songs. Some songs include Rainy Day Women # 12 and 35 (Bob Dylan), White Rabbit (Jefferson Airplane), and even Purple Haze (Jimi Hendrix).

Art influenced by narcotics faces a unique challenge from its mainstream: to prove its legitimacy despite its origin of "stain". Mature cultural judges tend to overlook drug-related arts and artists as if they are drugs. This kind of confrontation is not so intense, but it is also in us today, building the foundation in the 1960s. In Beatnik, hippies and psychedelic movements are increasingly attracting the public's attention, and the influence of drugs on culture will no longer be ignored by the mainstream. In the sensational era when prohibitive medicine such as marijuana and cocaine was banned ... more

In the 1960's, psychedelic music appeared; some musicians encouraged listeners to be influenced by LSD and other drugs. In 1967, the Beatles released their first album to promote the psychedelic drug, Sheriff Pepper's Lonely Heart Club Band. This album contains a fantasy version of the LSD tour "The Dew in Diamonds", or LSD. It became a best seller. They also openly requested the legalization of marijuana. Rockstar often tries different kinds of medicine. The popularity and promotion of drug experiments by rock stars may have influenced the use of drugs by young people at the time. As popularity of rock music increases, drug consumption is also increasing.

Medicine is often an important part of rock music lifestyle. In the 1960 's, psychedelic music appeared, and as an improvement of the auditory experience, there were musicians who encouraged and supported the psychedelic audience being influenced by LSD and other hallucinogens. (Grodzki Theater, 2007) The popularity and spread of use of recreational drugs by musicians may have influenced the use of drugs used by young people and the acceptability of medicine at this time. When the Beatles were once listed as clean and honest young people, they began admitting publicly the use of LSD, and many fans followed it. The reporter Al Aronowitz wrote as follows.