It's All in the Mind

Soothing thing by Nektar that is a total polar reflection to the ‘Degrade’ song present in this collection. The clip’s biggest salt is the whirling of the images of the famous paintings. They change and stay the same at the same time – which is like having ‘helicopters’ when you are drunk. It is backed by the lines of lyrics, even the first one: ‘My mind goes round like a roundabout.’ He sings as if he knew what is it like – to be under the influence of drugs – it’s getting darker, his spirit raises, his mind starts to whirl and sing at once and after some time, it is all gone. We disapprove such behaviour.

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More about 'Journey to the Centre of the Eye', the debut album from English progressive rock band Nektar that came out in late 1971