And Now For the Psychadelic 60's  

Wish I could help ya! I graduated in 1965 and don't remember much until 1977 when I came down! tdemex

Ahhh, now you're talking princess, the sixties were great. Elvis, Gene Vincent, Buddy Holly, johnny Cash, The Beatles, The Mamas and Papas, and from my city, Melbourne, The Seekers. I spent ten months in 1966 travelling, and one thing I'll never forget is listening to my friend's radio and hearing The Seekers sing The Carnival is Over, while we were writing postcards home. It was around eleven at night, and we were sitting outside, in the land of the midnight sun. The sixties were special. The only damper for me wes getting married in 1969. However, a great era.

I was a teenager of the '60s and I know just what you're talking about! I liked and still like all of the music from back then. I like The Beatles, The Doors, and all of those other groups that you mentioned plus some others. I didn't think Lynyrd Skynryd came along until the '70s, though. I remember Woodstock, too. In fact, I have a patch on my denim jacket that says "Woodstock" on it and it has a guitar handle on it. I didn't go to Woodstock, though, and I'm glad I didn't now. Like you, I like watching the performances, though. I mainly got the patch because I like guitars. I'm a musician, myself, btw. I sing, play the guitar, piano, and the harmonica. Kathy.

I loved a number of TV shows from the 1960's. The Man From U.N.C.L.E. and classic Star Trek. I like the post war style furniture and houses, but I honestly can't find an example to link you to them. But the big open windows with interesting angles and simple lines on the furniture and houses.

The main thing that sticks out in my mind is the beatles, and how they shaped a musical generation. Also woodstock, and the hippy movement. Summer of Love, and the Vietnam War too. I was born in the middle of all that, 1965. I did like the psychedelic part of it though :)