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"Tomorrow Never Knows" is in simple verse form. |
True |
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The Psychedelic Experience was written by: |
Timothy Leary |
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Which of the following songs was the first single to be written by (not covered by) the Byrds? |
Eight Miles High |
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All of these songs feature tape splices EXCEPT: |
"Norwegian Wood" |
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Most AM radio singles were less than three minutes long. |
True |
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The Beatles stopped touring in: |
1966 |
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Brian Wilson traveled to India to study transcendental meditation. |
False |
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All of the following were values of psychedelic rock EXCEPT: |
performing on acoustic instruments |
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Which of the following songs did the Beatles use chance techniques to organize the arrangements of taped organ sounds? |
Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite |
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All of the following are true of concept albums EXCEPT: |
all of the songs on the album have the same instrumentation |
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The drug of choice for the countercultural movement was: |
LSD |
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John Lennon called "Tomorrow Never Knows" his "pocket symphony." |
False |
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The subject of "Good Vibrations" is spiritual enlightenment. |
False |
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Which member of the Beatles studied the sitar in India? |
George Harrison |
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Which instrument is featured in the chorus of Good Vibrations? |
Theremin |
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In "Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite," the Beatles used: |
chance composition techniques |
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"Good Vibrations" was released in: |
1966 |
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Which artist was unconcerned that his single "Like a Rolling Stone" was six minutes long, twice the length of any single that would be played on AM radio? |
Bob Dylan |
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The lyrics of "Tomorrow Never Knows" are by: |
The Tibetan Book of the Dead |
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In "Tomorrow Never Knows," John Lennon’s voice was recorded with a rotating Leslie speaker. |
True |
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