The Trip Turns Dark: From Abbey Road to Paranoid

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08/07/2007

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Table of Contents The Trip Turns Dark: From Abbey Road to Paranoid Table of Contents

 
  1. Introduction
  2. The Beatles and being challenged by Bob Dylan and the Rolling Stones
  3. Black Sabbath's body of work
    1. The darkness of their decaying blue-collar town
  4. Conclusion
  5. Works cited

Abstract

from the summer of 1967 through 1969, rock-and-roll floated on a cloud of acid and love. The formerly mop-topped teen idols the Beatles did not miss the magic bus, first dabbling in psychedelia on 1965's Rubber Soul. The Fab Four continued to experiment throughout the decade, culminating in the recording of 1969's abbey road, the last session that all four members of the group would sit in on together. As the Beatles were falling apart, so was the era of peace and love they helped define. The Vietnam War as well as opposition to it continued to escalate, and the mood of American and British youths quickly shifted. A sect of popular music soon followed the dark turn when Black Sabbath released their self-titled debut in 1970, forging the template for heavy metal. In that same year, Ozzy Osbourne and company put out the classic paranoid, which continues to inspire metal and "stoner rock" bands today. As abbey road is the sound of the height of '60's idealism, paranoid is the soundtrack of the dream crashing down into doomed realism.

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