Weird Scenes Inside the Canyon is a book by David McGowan that explores the dark side of Laurel Canyon, including its connections to covert military operations and the hippie dream.
For who is this book for ?
This book is for anyone who wants to know more about the dark side of Laurel Canyon and its connections to covert military operations and the hippie dream.
Pros :
- The book is well-researched and provides a lot of detailed information about the hidden aspects of Laurel Canyon.
- It’s an interesting read that reveals a side of history that isn’t often talked about.
- McGowan has a talent for writing compelling stories that draw you in and keep you interested until the end.
Cons :
- The book is poorly written and filled with factual mistakes
- It focuses too much on conspiracy theories and not enough on the actual history of Laurel Canyon
- It takes a biased, negative view of the hippie movement
Learn more about the author
David McGowan is a journalist and author who has written extensively about the dark side of Laurel Canyon.
Reader Reviews
“Weird Scenes Inside the Canyon provides a well-researched and exhaustively detailed look at the Laurel Canyon music scene of the 1960s, revealing it to be far more complex and interesting than is generally assumed. The book also paints an unsettling picture of the military/intelligence connections that abound in that area, connections which continue to this day.”
” McGowan has a lot of ground to cover in Weird Scenes Inside the Canyon, and he does so with unbridled enthusiasm for his material. The reader is taken on tours of Laurel Canyon’s hidden history, its musical underpinnings, and the covert operations undertaken by various military factions within or near the canyon. “
“David McGowan takes on the dark side of Laurel Canyon, including its connections to covert military operations and the hippie dream. If you want to know what really went down in that secluded corner of Los Angeles, this is your book.”
“A fascinating, highly readable account of hidden history in Laurel Canyon.”
