A visual treat from the era of peace'n'love, when acid exploded counterculture conciousness into a riot of colour and weirdness. Starting with material from 1965, this show features posters for the UFO and Middle Earth clubs, works by Pop Art exponent Peter Blake, and arresting images of Jimi Hendrix, Bob Dylan, the Beatles and the Rolling Stones. Groovy.

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Kooks frontman Luke Pritchard

I got obsessed with the Mighty Boosh recently. I couldn't stop watching it for a week. Noel Fielding is my favourite. It's quite slapstick but it reminds me of old English comedy. It works on two levels: there's the fun exterior and the underlying stuff that you can pick up on. Pi [directed by Darren Aronofsky] is one of my favourite films. It's very surreal. Stuff that's too obvious is really dull. I'm reading Iain Banks's The Wasp Factory, which is dark and weird, as well as Naked Lunch [ by William Burroughs], which is heavy. He has great control over sentences, and he writes beautifully. You get really involved.