Trippy 60s Psychedelia! | Incense and Peppermints - Strawberry Alarm Clock (Reaction)

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🍭 Reacting to “Incense and Peppermints” – Strawberry Alarm Clock | Psychedelic Rock at Its Finest!
In this video, I react to the trippy, surreal, and iconic 1967 hit "Incense and Peppermints" by Strawberry Alarm Clock. Known for its dreamy vocals, hypnotic organ lines, and colorful psychedelic imagery, this song became one of the defining sounds of the Summer of Love.

If you love psychedelic rock, late ’60s counterculture vibes, or just want to experience one of the most mind-bending tracks in rock history — you’re in the right place.

🔥 What You’ll See in This Reaction
🎶 Real-time reaction to every lyric and instrumental break
🎙️ Commentary on vocals, organ, and production
💭 Deep dive into psychedelic meaning & hidden themes
🌀 First-time breakdown of this era-defining hit

🎵 About the Song
Released in 1967, "Incense and Peppermints" is one of the most recognized psychedelic rock songs of its era. With its cryptic lyrics, swirling instrumentation, and timeless organ riff, it became a number-one hit and a staple of 60s rock culture.

🎤 Vocals: Greg Munford (guest singer)
🎹 Organ: Mark Weitz
🎸 Guitar: Ed King
🥁 Drums: Randy Seol

This isn’t just a song — it’s a time capsule from the psychedelic era, blending surrealism, counterculture spirit, and a groove you can’t forget.

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Do you remember the first time you heard this track?
What’s your favorite psychedelic rock song of the ’60s?

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