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psychedelic rock| Pop music that usually involves advanced electronic equipment for both light and sound. The free-form improvisations and light shows that appeared about 1966, attempting to suggest or improve on mind-altering drug experiences, had by the 1980s evolved into stadium performances with lasers and other special effects. Examples of psychedelic rock include the Doors, Pink Floyd, and the Grateful Dead. |
| The swirling organ riffs and multilayered guitar-and-feedback washes in some 1980s and 1990s indie rock come from 1960s psychedelic rock. |
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