JEFFERSON AIRPLANE: NEIL HUSSEY compares the two classic 1967 albums.

THE TURTLES: MIKE FORNATALE chronicles the year they hit big.

THE REMAINS: BILL KOPP on Boston’s finest, before and after The Beatles.

CAPTAIN BEEFHEART: JOHNNIE JOHNSTONE tells the story of Safe As Milk.

THE FREE DESIGN: RACHEL LICHTMAN charts the career of the harmony-laden family band.

LOVE: IAN GILCHRIST speaks with Johnny Echols about the early years. Sidebar by GRAY NEWELL.

THE PEANUT BUTTER CONSPIRACY: GRAY NEWELL reappraises Los Angeles’ finest psychedelic folk-rock band.

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: CHRISTOPHER BUDD looks at the impact and influence of this experimental sextet.

POWDER: LYRIC SEIDENSTICKER considers what could have been. Sidebar by JON ‘MOJO’ MILLS.

THE MUSIC MACHINE: LENNY HELSING’s account of the mark two version. Sidebar by JON ‘MOJO’ MILLS.

THE POPPY FAMILY: ANDY MORTEN unearths dark pop treasures and power struggles.

PAUL REVERE & THE RAIDERS: BILL KOPP traces the long career of one of America’s biggest bands.

COUNTRY JOE & THE FISH: JOHNNY BLACK recounts the countercultural origins of the San Fran legends. Sidebar by SID GRIFFIN.

THE SEEDS: KRIS NEEDS reconsiders flower power outing Future. Sidebar by LENNY HELSING.

NEIGHB’RHOOD CHILDR’N: RICHARD TURNER celebrates the wrongly ignored folk-rock act. Sidebar by GREG PREVOST.

THE DOORS: KRIS NEEDS explores their legacy with Robby Krieger, Ray Manzarek, and producer Bruce Botnik.