“Bacchanalian, primal, subversive, translucent… like what might happen if Robert Fripp’s drink had been spiked with acid”: 10 great psychedelic songs that’ll shake any prog fan’s tree (but aren't by Pink Floyd)

Nick Mason, Roger Waters and Syd Barrett of Pink Floyd perform under psychedelic lighting at the Architectural Association student party, London, 16th December 1966. (Photo by Adam Ritchie/Redferns).

Popular culture went through a revolution in the second half of the 1960s, and music was a leading element – and the arrival of psychedelic sounds via The Beatles, Pink Floyd and others, resulted in the creation of progressive rock. In 2016 we presented a list of 10 slightly more obscure tracks that remain worthy of indulgence.

The Rolling Stones: 2000 Light Years From Home