We’re dipping into the Far Out Magazine vault to look back at one of the wildest nights in British rock history as attendees like John Lennon, Yoko Ono (who hadn’t yet started their romance), and Jimi Hendrix danced the night and day away to a range of bands headed up by Pink Floyd. Get lost in The 14 Hour Technicolor Dream. One of Britain’s foremost psychedelic rock events is barely remembered at all. The ’14 Hour Technicolor Dream’ took place at London’s Alexandra Palace on 29th April 1967 and was held in aid of The International Times and featured the underground heroes Pink Floyd as the headline act. It’s largely forgotten because most of the people in attendance were, in fact, in another dimension… read more >
BMX: When kids hit the dirt and took flight
Like many kids in the late 1970s, Bob Haro loved hitting his local racetrack—pedaling, jumping and whizzing around curves. He and other teenagers rolled their
