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Other segments from the episode on May 20, 1988
The History of LSD.
Jay Stevens. His book, Storming Heaven, charts the forty-year history of the hallucinogen LSD. (Rebroadcast. Original broadcast Wednesday, July 26, 1987.)
Guy Klucevsek Stops By With His Accordion for an Interview.
Avant-garde accordionist and composer Guy Klucevsek. Klucevsek grew up in western Pennsylvania, where polkas were a poplar musical form. Klucevsek has since developed an alternative polka style, best exemplified in his work on `"Polka From the Fringe," 23 three-minute polkas composed by a variety of experimental artists. (Rebroadcast. Original broadcast on Tuesday, January 19, 1988.)
Warhol and Morrissey Films Released on VHS and Other Home Video Releases.
Ken Tucker reviews "Flesh," "Trash" and "Heat," three films directed by Paul Morrissey and produced by ANDY WARHOL.
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