If you haven't listened to Love's Forever Changes recently, or if, God forbid, you never have, here's an excellent excuse for you to give it a good listen: It's the 50th anniversary of the 1960's psychedelic pop rock classic Forever Changes. Go hug somebody.
Love was an L.A. based rock band who produced three seminal albums - Love (1966), Da Capo (1966), and Forever Changes (1967) - with their classic line-up featuring Arthur Lee (singing), Johnny Echols (guitar), and Bryan MacLean (guitar).
Now for the 50th anniversary, a 4 CD, 1 LP, 1 DVD version of Forever Changes is being released.
This is a promotional film done by Elektra Records to promote the band and is on the DVD in the anniversary package.
Released in November, 1967, Forever Changes became the psychedelic soundtrack for 1968 for millions of kids who were turning on, tuning in, and dropping out.
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