This year’s winning design marks the first time a record with interchangeable artwork has been chosen for the title.
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This year’s winning design marks the first time a record with interchangeable artwork has been chosen for the title.
A breakdown of the first half an hour of MTV.
These days if you want to find out what your favourite artist had for lunch, you probably could, along with their star sign, favourite colour and their thoughts about pineapple on pizza. The notion that music isn’t what it once was may well be an overused platitude that’s potentially off the mark, but there is no doubting that some of the spiritual mystique surrounding it has eroded.
It was a moment of cultural significance when The Beatles, who were deemed as four whiter than white characters who could never put a foot wrong, admitted their affinity for the psychedelic drug LSD. The drug had only just become somewhat common as a recreational party enhancer during the mid-sixties and, when John Lennon and George Harrison took their first hit under the tutelage of the ‘Demon Dentist’ John Riley—who apparently ‘dosed’ the two Beatles during a night on the tiles in the springtime of 1965—they would never look back and the world would be forever thankful for the renewed creative vigour. While The Beatles were no strangers to drugs prior to Riley’s dosage in 1965, having experimented with a range of stimulants and cannabis over the years in the lead up to this moment, but it was their introduction to LSD which would have the biggest effect on their career. It not only caused a major shift in their music, which can be heard especially on Revolver and Sgt. Pepper, but it also caused a chasmic shift in public opinion of the band as well as their public personas. That evening which saw Riley invite John and Cynthia Lennon, George Harrison and Pattie Boyd to dinner at his central London flat would be one of the most pivotal in the history of The Beatles. The evening was a standard dinner party until it all changed shortly after the meal when Riley gave them coffee laced with LSD. At the time that Harrison and Lennon consumed the mind-altering drug, it was still legal and the general public was blissfully unaware of its existence.
Always one to take a risk
Belinda Carlisle talks about quitting the States, the 30th anniversary of Heaven on Earth, new album Wilder Shores and shares some yoga advice.
