Boston Tea Party posters (1968-1970) had a different vibe, more minimal and spare for East Coast intellectual types. Velvet Underground had a sort of residency there and said it was their favorite place to play.
Related:
Hire the Hip, 1967
Eye Magazine
Head Magazine
Discover America
Haight Hippies Do Not Love Hepatitis
Eagles Don’t Flock
Blue Hair Peace, 1969
Bill Ogden for Tim Leary, 1970
Correspondences
The Oracle’s Loving Insertion, 1967
Norman Orr, 1971
John Moehring, 1969
Québécois Love
Paul Kagan and David Smith, 1968
The Original People’s Yellow Pages, 1971
Gunther Kieser, 1971
Brotherhood of Eternal Love, 1968
David Jenks, 1968
2020 Vibes
Pacific Vibrations
Hookers Ball, 1979
Victor Moscoso in Life Magazine
That Which I Should Have Done, I Did
The Hellers, 1968
Living Together, 1974
Cattle Crossing Cooperative, 1971
Essra Mohawk, 1968
Ooh! No. 2, 1970
San Diego Door, 1971
Shirley Boccaccio, 1975