The Rise & Fall of The UFO Club: Home of British Psychedelia (1967)
Even though it only lasted for a few months, the legendary UFO Club played a major role in London's underground scene in 1967, when psychedelia was at its peak. Bands like Pink Floyd, Soft Machine, Tomorrow and The Crazy World of Arthur Brown are among the many bands who played and defined the UFO Club.
Видео The Rise & Fall of The UFO Club: Home of British Psychedelia (1967) канала Yesterday's Papers
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