Tell your story: How did you discover Strawberry Alarm Clock?
Users describe their own personal introduction to Strawberry Alarm Clock fandom. How did you discover the band?
Users describe their own personal introduction to Strawberry Alarm Clock fandom. How did you discover the band?
Each of Strawberry Alarm Clock’s four studio albums were released as 8-track tapes, as were the compilations Best Of Strawberry Alarm Clock (1970) and Changes (1971). Also released on 8-track were the two movie soundtracks the band contributed to, Psych-Out and Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls.
In 1968, a band calling itself Strawberry SAC, featuring Greg Munford (who’d sung lead on Strawberry Alarm Clock‘s “Incense And Peppermints”) recorded twelve songs for a planned album on All-American. Two songs (“In Relation” and “Merry Go Round”) were pressed onto a rare promo DJ 7″, but the rest of the recordings were only released … Read more
About Thee Sixpence, an obscure psych band that released several singles in 1966 and 1967 before changing their name to Strawberry Alarm Clock.
Strawberry Alarm Clock music featured prominently in the classic ‘psychsploitation’ movie Psych-Out from 1968.