Love was an American rock band that emerged during the mid-1960s, notable for their fusion of folk, psychedelia, and hard rock. Led by singer-songwriter Arthur Lee, the band was one of the first racially diverse groups in rock music, an aspect that contributed to their unique sound. Love's 1967 album "Forever Changes" is considered a milestone in the development of psychedelic rock and is often cited as one of the greatest albums of all time. Despite their significant influence on the genre, Love remained largely underappreciated during their active years.