Here's the second episode of a special four-episode edition of the 'Good Vibrations' podcast series ('GVP') hosted by its creator, Mark Devlin, a DJ and also an author, public speaker and researcher on matters of an occult and conspiratorial nature, especially in music.

In this four-episode podcast special, myself (Matt Sergiou) and fellow podcasters and researchers Chris and Dom of 'Sheepfarm' are the guests, joining Mark to discuss the so-called 'second summer of love' of 1988 and '89, this was when the UK was gripped by a new musical movement: Acid House. Was it a socially-engineered movement same as its predecessor in the 1960s - after all, there are a large number of parallels between the two. This is mentioned and discussed in this episode (as it is in all the episodes) as is the not-so-very-well-known history of the twin DJ double-decks, an absolutely essential musical instrument for any Acid House party of the late 1980s. Dom also brings our attention to some of DJ Pete Tong's - you might say - rather questionable corporate connections, and we also talk about the dark and grisly history of the smiley face, which was the mascot of the Acid House movement, and then there's some of those Acid House party and Rave flyers that you'd get handed to you back in the day... They're steeped in occult and Masonic symbolism. Yes, all this is discussed plus much more.

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