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psychedelic
(redirected from Psychedelic movement)

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psychedelic, psychodelic
1. relating to or denoting new or altered perceptions or sensory experiences, as through the use of hallucinogenic drugs
2. denoting any of the drugs, esp LSD, that produce these effects
3. Informal (of painting, fabric design, etc.) having the vivid colours and complex patterns popularly associated with the visual effects of psychedelic states

psychedelic [‚sī·kə′del·ik]
(psychology)
Of, pertaining to, or producing a psychic state.


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The innovative four-piece, founded as The Edgar Broughton Blues Band in Warwick in 1968, dropped blues from their name and sound to become pioneers of the emerging psychedelic movement in the UK.
The hallucinogenic mushrooms have been used since ages, as they were used for centuries in Africa and in Central and South America, particularly in religious rituals, and became a popular recreational drug in the 1960s psychedelic movement.
Time made quite a few changes when several mods accept the psychedelic movement.
 
 
 
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