@Sniz420 you mean Iggy, the guy who recites the poem at the end? What a character he was, eh? Lived near me in Berkeley in those days. I was at this convert! unbelievable!
I'll never forget the first time I watched this movie. I always liked Eyes, but when I heard this one it instantly became my favorite version ever, to this day this performance still holds a very special place in my heart, so finding this on youtube was AMAZING, since I no longer have a copy of the DVD.
Love the pyrotechnics!! Guy with a can of butane and a bic lighter.... This is true ART... Not like the overly choreographed shit that passes for music today.
I was at all four of the shows in this run pieced together for the movie - at the end of the last one, the tickets used for admission were passed out at the exit doors, each one stamped THE LAST ONE - it was rumored these would be the Dead's final shows. When I got mine - I said "see you at the next one." And yes - I still have it...
In my opinion when Jerry began using heroin, the whole band started to play slower songs a lot ... someone agrees with me?? forgive jerry cause the stuff of heroin is very very good ..
Hey (leshtricity) or anybody else, who has brought forward this priceless video. THANK YOU, omg I hope this carries forward in the future. Amazing feat, after all these years, you are GREAT. I been shooting ad recording in Seattle only 4 years, what a hassle! How did you do it?!!!
I had some of Dan Healy's tapes, a good friend of mine gave them to my husband when he and Jerry were alive. I remember going to a show and my friend was very angry that someone was trying to give Jerry coke when he was trying to quit at the time. Goog ol' Jerry G shuffle. Gotta love it! RIP Jerry. <3
I had some of Dan Healy's tapes, a good friend of mine gave them to my husband when he and Jerry were alive. Iremember going to a show and my friend was very angry that someonewas trying to give Jerry coke when hewas trying to quit at the time. Goog ol' Jerry G shuffle. Gotta love it! RIP Jerry. <3
@mikestrat56 I like your comment :-) even if I was only just born in '72 :-) I think 72-74 was the best time for a lot of people, weed or not. Seems like there weren't as many problems and hang-ups and bad attitudes and stuff. Anyway, liked your comment - cheers!
@Pohjoiskarjalainen Thank you. Hopefully your time was as special for you as mine was for me. I think we had the same issues and problems., though. Time does tend to idealize the past. But, I am sincerely glad that I'm not a kid, now. Their lives are FAR more complicated and their future is looking bleak at best.
Is it just me, or is the sound quality on this YouTube Version weak? I wonder if it couldn't be reloaded in a higher quality so it isn't all fucked up.
it gotta be a combo--and raerly to both boy and girl work in this manner---his timing is on---hes not rushing it---it sounds energetic--not too speedy----i like him either way--a slower tempo however seems to be funkier to me
I entered UC Berkeley as a grad student in September 1974, and was in the audience this night, although well back from the stage. My roommate and I had spent many hours on the sidewalk outside Winterland that morning in line for tickets. Thanks for posting this video, it really brings back the memories.
I entered UC Berkeley as a grad student in September 1974, and was in the audience this night, although well back from the stage. My roommate and I had spent many hours on the sidewalk outside Winterland that morning in line for tickets. Thanks for posting this video, it really brings back the memories.
I entered UC Berkeley as a grad student in September 1974, and was in the audience this night, although well back from the stage. My roommate and I had spent many hours on the sidewalk outside Winterland that morning in line for tickets. Thanks for posting this video, it really brings back the memories.
You have no clue )not being nasty) what "those were the days" rally mean to some people. Like the days they had the wall of sound up. Noone ever talks about that. When I went to Alpine Valley, the summer after 9=11., I was so reminded of "the days". I'm 58 and have been a dead head since the mid 70's allthough I like the change when the 80's came. But those were the days
Love the little fire burst there. Seems a little dangerous but pretty cool. I was born 3 years after this and watching this for the first time is pretty cool. There is so much more Grateful Dead for me to hear and see. I'm a late bloomer in this world, but my collection is growing and growing. I like the little tiny mic he sings into. Then there is another mic below that one.
Wow, thank you for this amazing vid, I was at the Meadowlands in NJ years ago, where The Band played for six hours, then the Dead for six hours. It was summer, warm, everyone was happy, and the concert went from 6 pm until 6 am -- those WERE the days.
I was at UCSC during this epoch and was so lucky to have caught all these shows, it' makes me melancholy listening. It was a great moment in time... I used to write set lists on postcards and mail them to friends. A new year's concert they started to set up a second drum kit, right away I knew it was for Micky Hart. The tickets were given back to us when we left which were stamped "The Last One" - it was just before their hiatus. Still have the ticket...
unfortunately i have no photos of my van...just great memories...especially of the dead playing thurs to sun shows at the fillmore...when you would be given a poster and an apple as you exitted...i remember a winterland benefit show when the dead, airplane, quicksilver and santana played with everyone drinking from garbage cans of electric kool aid...and then there was the 1971 new year's show when as you entered you were given a card with a 250mg tab of owsley acid affixed to it...what a trip!
this is my 2nd favorite song and show 10/19/1974 Winterland very organic,pretty accents and fluid drum rolls,it goes places,my favorite song is New Potatoe Caboose 2/14/1968 Carousel Ballroom,damn I'm lucky to be from the bay area :}
There was this dude who lived downstairs from us at Suny Morrisville... He would play this song Everyday at 8 AM... Very loud.. we would shower shit and shave.. drink coffee and so on to this song every morning!!! I miss you Ben Katz.. I think of your ass every time I hear this....
...i had just given billy my "dead" license plate right before this video begins....bobby had called me up to the stage when he saw me dancing in the crowd with the "dead" plate held high over my head....my volkswagen van with jerry's pic painted on the front vw circle never had a front license plate again after billy put it on his bass drum...
...a much younger me...perhaps you could post a video with the entire license plate scene...thanks for the memories...there was nothing like a grateful dead concert...
@maitaifine ~~~ That just friggn rules. There must be video of it right?? I think some of that footage was IN the GDMovie if I remember correctly. what an experience. dig~
Thanks, that was a great break from the tunes. Never forget it and I'm glad we all made it into the movie. That made us all realize we were part of the family
@maitaifine What a memory huh?? Not only to be seen giving the plate away but to even be at a Winterland show!! I have seen the video many times over and still tear up. My plate on my old VW read BCNUJER and I left it at a shrinei in the haight on 8-9-96, the day I married my beautiful wife. I would love to see some photo's of your old bus and I can return some of mine.....peace!! I will send you a message on tour acct.
This will come out wrong but I like Jerry's playing on coke so much better than his playing on heroin. Please don't flame me, I'm just making an observation.
@josiahscovel I really don't know...but there were some REALLY fast-tempo shows in 1974...H came later, when things....slowed....way...way...way...down...
I agree with you but it's ironic that the year Jerry really started flirting with a heroin habit was the year he played his best and most consistent guitar work-- the legendary 1977 tour.
He was still enjoying the heroin high, IMO, it was inspiring him and he felt great. His downfall, like all heroin addicts, is when the negatives outweighed the positives of using dope. Unfortunately he did not have the strength to leave it behind him. RIP JG
@jordanfan1023 The tempo is fast, Jerry's eyes are clear and his playing is focused, brisk, and crisp...he makes eye contact with the other band members and physically he moves his body-it's coke. You can compare this to later Jerry where's he's slumped over his guitar and looks like he's barely conscious. It's just brain chemistry: both drugs are dangerous, illegal and have a deletrius effect. I preferred to see Jerry "showing up" on all levels rather than being a prop. God rest his soul.
@ClueSign How do you know the man's not tripping? I just saw the movie last night in theatres and they made it a focus to zoom in on jerry and bob's eyes showing huge dilated pupils. That in combination with the interview with bob in the beginning where he is clearly tripping makes me think they most likely were dosed during this performance.. Just my 2 cents
@SatounoKumo same here, my friend! two decades later...but this music is alive and well. and really there isn't anything like this out there. it's inherently magical. like for reals.
I feel honored to be named after one of the greatest guitarists to ever live.
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Jakedadopemane 2 weeks ago
Great morning drive music.
purphanz 3 weeks ago
This is my favorite version
oleesquivel87 3 weeks ago
through the 70s, 80s and 90s this song took many turns, always in the right direction!
729pjp 2 months ago
anyone else's hero the guy in the front row, if your a deadhead/ seen the movie a few tiems u know wat im saying
Sniz420 2 months ago 3
@Sniz420 you mean Iggy, the guy who recites the poem at the end? What a character he was, eh? Lived near me in Berkeley in those days. I was at this convert! unbelievable!
Michaelatmo 1 month ago
I've never seen Keith play before. I have some bootlegs from that period, but never seen him. Cool!
Chopin389 3 months ago
I'll never forget the first time I watched this movie. I always liked Eyes, but when I heard this one it instantly became my favorite version ever, to this day this performance still holds a very special place in my heart, so finding this on youtube was AMAZING, since I no longer have a copy of the DVD.
PhunkyPhishPhan 3 months ago 3
Love the pyrotechnics!! Guy with a can of butane and a bic lighter.... This is true ART... Not like the overly choreographed shit that passes for music today.
roxtar10870 3 months ago
@roxtar10870 That was the 70's. The world was a simpler place back then.
Chopin389 3 months ago
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yeah I love the overalls guy! I was at these shows and in the movie during Truckin
saboo1979 3 months ago
yeah I love the overalls guy! I was at these shows and in the movie duiring Truckin
saboo1979 3 months ago
sometimes we live no particular way but our own
sandmanlip 4 months ago
Phil is a BEAST!!!
BigHyme 4 months ago
I miss Jerry..............:(
lonetrout 5 months ago
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Great song.
essertpitay 5 months ago
skin the cat and take a shower!
herrdruhl 6 months ago
@maitafine: I was there. I always wanted to know who gave that plate to Billy! Good going, great that that moment got immortalized! Kudos to you.
JimiG54 6 months ago
I was at all four of the shows in this run pieced together for the movie - at the end of the last one, the tickets used for admission were passed out at the exit doors, each one stamped THE LAST ONE - it was rumored these would be the Dead's final shows. When I got mine - I said "see you at the next one." And yes - I still have it...
3dtrix 6 months ago
Overalls guy FTW
axwell21 7 months ago 14
Thanks. What a great ride...
marciebeezy 7 months ago
In my opinion when Jerry began using heroin, the whole band started to play slower songs a lot ... someone agrees with me?? forgive jerry cause the stuff of heroin is very very good ..
nowhereluke 8 months ago
I prefer both
liberatedsage 8 months ago
phil leshテライケメンwww
masahurryful 9 months ago
Donna's hot.
gavvino1 9 months ago
Just makes ya happy.
173rdbobby1967 9 months ago
wish i could have been there.... but i was born to late. blame it on a simple twist of fate.
ShuguProductions 9 months ago
I think Donna Jean put out for the whole band. Jerry especially.
5stringofFernandoSor 9 months ago
coyote overall man faces
pinkus44 10 months ago
lol i would love to be the guy whos job it was to chill on stage and shoot fireballs
esotericPhan 10 months ago
saw them perform this for the first time at nassau coliseum in 1973 baby:)
seabobinsd 10 months ago
phils on fire here...
dilfcurrie 11 months ago
Hey (leshtricity) or anybody else, who has brought forward this priceless video. THANK YOU, omg I hope this carries forward in the future. Amazing feat, after all these years, you are GREAT. I been shooting ad recording in Seattle only 4 years, what a hassle! How did you do it?!!!
ToddBoyle 11 months ago
which night is this from?
whatthecello42 11 months ago
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mauramclovin 11 months ago
I had some of Dan Healy's tapes, a good friend of mine gave them to my husband when he and Jerry were alive. I remember going to a show and my friend was very angry that someone was trying to give Jerry coke when he was trying to quit at the time. Goog ol' Jerry G shuffle. Gotta love it! RIP Jerry. <3
funnykids987 1 year ago
I had some of Dan Healy's tapes, a good friend of mine gave them to my husband when he and Jerry were alive. Iremember going to a show and my friend was very angry that someonewas trying to give Jerry coke when hewas trying to quit at the time. Goog ol' Jerry G shuffle. Gotta love it! RIP Jerry. <3
funnykids987 1 year ago
@funnykids987 Did Dan Healy pass away? Do you have details?
God bless the soul Of Dan and Jerry
sharegrace 11 months ago
72-74 was the best time for the Dead. Or, maybe it seemed that way 'cause it was high school and we were usually stoned. OK.... It was both ;-)
mikestrat56 1 year ago 2
@mikestrat56 I like your comment :-) even if I was only just born in '72 :-) I think 72-74 was the best time for a lot of people, weed or not. Seems like there weren't as many problems and hang-ups and bad attitudes and stuff. Anyway, liked your comment - cheers!
Pohjoiskarjalainen 11 months ago
@Pohjoiskarjalainen Thank you. Hopefully your time was as special for you as mine was for me. I think we had the same issues and problems., though. Time does tend to idealize the past. But, I am sincerely glad that I'm not a kid, now. Their lives are FAR more complicated and their future is looking bleak at best.
mikestrat56 11 months ago
Is it just me, or is the sound quality on this YouTube Version weak? I wonder if it couldn't be reloaded in a higher quality so it isn't all fucked up.
mikeA6q 1 year ago
hahaha that guy scratching his chin is frying all hard...
ugh i was born in the wring century.
wralmost22 1 year ago 2
@wralmost22 me to
ryanlweiler 1 year ago
love the bass solo :)
go phil!
morvelification 1 year ago
WOW thats insane;what an experience,pleasure words can describe the feeling i'm sure!!!!
kcat0866 1 year ago
bass solo! fuck yeah!
blacksdocrack 1 year ago
it gotta be a combo--and raerly to both boy and girl work in this manner---his timing is on---hes not rushing it---it sounds energetic--not too speedy----i like him either way--a slower tempo however seems to be funkier to me
daysbetween67 1 year ago
My hands-down favorite Grateful Dead song!
EarlieGee 1 year ago 2
this was the Dead's weirdest sound system...I mean that in a good way.
bennyvega100 1 year ago 2
you gotta love the guy who knows the poem!
YellowJullyfish 1 year ago 2
Grateful Dead is really something!
booblies 1 year ago
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I entered UC Berkeley as a grad student in September 1974, and was in the audience this night, although well back from the stage. My roommate and I had spent many hours on the sidewalk outside Winterland that morning in line for tickets. Thanks for posting this video, it really brings back the memories.
PubliusNV 1 year ago
I entered UC Berkeley as a grad student in September 1974, and was in the audience this night, although well back from the stage. My roommate and I had spent many hours on the sidewalk outside Winterland that morning in line for tickets. Thanks for posting this video, it really brings back the memories.
PubliusNV 1 year ago
I entered UC Berkeley as a grad student in September 1974, and was in the audience this night, although well back from the stage. My roommate and I had spent many hours on the sidewalk outside Winterland that morning in line for tickets. Thanks for posting this video, it really brings back the memories.
PubliusNV 1 year ago
What's the deal with the Mics? Are they old school stereophonic?
kc42101 1 year ago
You have no clue )not being nasty) what "those were the days" rally mean to some people. Like the days they had the wall of sound up. Noone ever talks about that. When I went to Alpine Valley, the summer after 9=11., I was so reminded of "the days". I'm 58 and have been a dead head since the mid 70's allthough I like the change when the 80's came. But those were the days
laneiam 1 year ago
jer ber über alles!
cormacgraham1 1 year ago
iv been to a dead show, too bad i was only 2 geen jerry died.
4britt2babe0 1 year ago
I love this song!!!
markablanton 1 year ago
jerrrrry <3 the dead will live on forever!!!
MrStavi1990 1 year ago
The DEAD will LIVE forever!
Dennybeeify 1 year ago
Love the little fire burst there. Seems a little dangerous but pretty cool. I was born 3 years after this and watching this for the first time is pretty cool. There is so much more Grateful Dead for me to hear and see. I'm a late bloomer in this world, but my collection is growing and growing. I like the little tiny mic he sings into. Then there is another mic below that one.
allmyfriends77 1 year ago
One of my most favorite songs by the Dead!
janeldudleybeads 1 year ago
Wow, thank you for this amazing vid, I was at the Meadowlands in NJ years ago, where The Band played for six hours, then the Dead for six hours. It was summer, warm, everyone was happy, and the concert went from 6 pm until 6 am -- those WERE the days.
ullasofa 1 year ago
happy birthday jerry!
griffinmpable 1 year ago 2
I was at UCSC during this epoch and was so lucky to have caught all these shows, it' makes me melancholy listening. It was a great moment in time... I used to write set lists on postcards and mail them to friends. A new year's concert they started to set up a second drum kit, right away I knew it was for Micky Hart. The tickets were given back to us when we left which were stamped "The Last One" - it was just before their hiatus. Still have the ticket...
likooMaui 1 year ago
WOW... great to see this.. I was around listening to the Dead back then...Good to see the boys without their touch of gray!
JudyPepNY 1 year ago
After all these years this song still makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up.Saw them around the same year on the east coast..Awsome vid.
hlb53 1 year ago
I was right in front of the stage for 2 concerts from this run. Took some b/w pictures one of the nights. It is a great memory...
rpdugoni 1 year ago
unfortunately i have no photos of my van...just great memories...especially of the dead playing thurs to sun shows at the fillmore...when you would be given a poster and an apple as you exitted...i remember a winterland benefit show when the dead, airplane, quicksilver and santana played with everyone drinking from garbage cans of electric kool aid...and then there was the 1971 new year's show when as you entered you were given a card with a 250mg tab of owsley acid affixed to it...what a trip!
maitaifine 1 year ago
I like how Phil stands out a lot in this version. He has some great melodic moments. Very akin to Berry Oakley from ABB.
Outerzoom 1 year ago
I see Fritz in this video...
MrPokey3681 1 year ago
this is my 2nd favorite song and show 10/19/1974 Winterland very organic,pretty accents and fluid drum rolls,it goes places,my favorite song is New Potatoe Caboose 2/14/1968 Carousel Ballroom,damn I'm lucky to be from the bay area :}
rosset707 1 year ago
I was at that concert, a lost 17 year old, but I found Jesus 6 years later and have never looked back.
schomusthemoney 1 year ago
The best GD video on YouTube.
DenvrDave 1 year ago
There was this dude who lived downstairs from us at Suny Morrisville... He would play this song Everyday at 8 AM... Very loud.. we would shower shit and shave.. drink coffee and so on to this song every morning!!! I miss you Ben Katz.. I think of your ass every time I hear this....
polarisak 1 year ago
Nice license plate, dude
schmax31 1 year ago
amazing. just perfect in its imperfect way.
MegaSabbath666 1 year ago
oh donna jean is such a fox
motherbrain86 1 year ago
Ha Ha! At 5:00 those kids probably danced like that at a Dead concert some 20 years later.
bwanna23 1 year ago
...i had just given billy my "dead" license plate right before this video begins....bobby had called me up to the stage when he saw me dancing in the crowd with the "dead" plate held high over my head....my volkswagen van with jerry's pic painted on the front vw circle never had a front license plate again after billy put it on his bass drum...
maitaifine 2 years ago 82
@maitaifine you're shittin me....that was you?
leshtricity 2 years ago 11
...a much younger me...perhaps you could post a video with the entire license plate scene...thanks for the memories...there was nothing like a grateful dead concert...
maitaifine 2 years ago 2
holy shit! that is you and that is so awesome!!!
stuntrocker666 2 years ago
@maitaifine ~~~ That just friggn rules. There must be video of it right?? I think some of that footage was IN the GDMovie if I remember correctly. what an experience. dig~
NealMcProblem1 1 year ago
Thanks, that was a great break from the tunes. Never forget it and I'm glad we all made it into the movie. That made us all realize we were part of the family
gfeck1 1 year ago
@maitaifine What a memory huh?? Not only to be seen giving the plate away but to even be at a Winterland show!! I have seen the video many times over and still tear up. My plate on my old VW read BCNUJER and I left it at a shrinei in the haight on 8-9-96, the day I married my beautiful wife. I would love to see some photo's of your old bus and I can return some of mine.....peace!! I will send you a message on tour acct.
fv593duys 1 year ago
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fv593duys 1 year ago
@maitaifine great !
fensterchunster 1 year ago
@maitaifine That's awesome!
droman30 1 year ago
@maitaifine are you they guy in the overalls? I've seen some of this movie but I was too stoned to remember.
YellowJullyfish 1 year ago
@maitaifine EPIC!
jigr925 1 year ago
@maitaifine that so freaking cool! was that really you!?
SDpadresSD 1 year ago
@maitaifine You gotta post pics man.
douchechillum 9 months ago
@douchechillum why?
TheLongestMile 8 months ago
Dude trippin face in the beginning never gets old !~:)
RUSSIANRAZORBURN 2 years ago
i love stoked overhalls dude. he is intensely stoked.
stuntrocker666 2 years ago
Thanks for posting this. I had this dvd till some old hipster ruined it hhaha no worries. amazing video. Jerry is truly a jedi
marcopolo023 2 years ago
This will come out wrong but I like Jerry's playing on coke so much better than his playing on heroin. Please don't flame me, I'm just making an observation.
ClueSign 2 years ago 11
i have to agree with you dude
pyrotech8285 2 years ago
@ClueSign i prefer heroin jerry myself.
leshtricity 2 years ago
Jerry didn't start C or H until after around 76-78 I'm pretty sure.
josiahscovel 1 year ago
@josiahscovel I really don't know...but there were some REALLY fast-tempo shows in 1974...H came later, when things....slowed....way...way...way...down...
ClueSign 1 year ago
@ClueSign Jerry was an awesome musician without the c and h! Wish he would have just stayed with m.He might still be playin in the band!!Miss him!
lesliej1000 1 year ago
@ClueSign I prefer live jerry to dead jerry
LadyAltheaIsMe 1 year ago
@ClueSign LSD and pot Jerry was the Jerry I preferred. I wish he would have stayed away from those other chemicals.
blewis2460 1 year ago 16
@blewis2460
I agree with you but it's ironic that the year Jerry really started flirting with a heroin habit was the year he played his best and most consistent guitar work-- the legendary 1977 tour.
He was still enjoying the heroin high, IMO, it was inspiring him and he felt great. His downfall, like all heroin addicts, is when the negatives outweighed the positives of using dope. Unfortunately he did not have the strength to leave it behind him. RIP JG
bobshenix 2 months ago 2
@bobshenix
Unfortunately, you are right......he fucked up and kept going back to heroin and eventually it killed him.
wobrien007 1 week ago
@blewis2460 yeah, however, it was his weight that killed him not the drugs. the drugs didn't help obviously, but they weren't what killed him
3000jman 1 week ago
@ClueSign is this Jerry on coke or heroin?
jordanfan1023 1 year ago
@jordanfan1023 The tempo is fast, Jerry's eyes are clear and his playing is focused, brisk, and crisp...he makes eye contact with the other band members and physically he moves his body-it's coke. You can compare this to later Jerry where's he's slumped over his guitar and looks like he's barely conscious. It's just brain chemistry: both drugs are dangerous, illegal and have a deletrius effect. I preferred to see Jerry "showing up" on all levels rather than being a prop. God rest his soul.
ClueSign 1 year ago 3
@ClueSign Thank you. I just wasn't sure how to tell the difference. Thanks for clearing that up. RIP Jerry.
jordanfan1023 1 year ago
@ClueSign How do you know the man's not tripping? I just saw the movie last night in theatres and they made it a focus to zoom in on jerry and bob's eyes showing huge dilated pupils. That in combination with the interview with bob in the beginning where he is clearly tripping makes me think they most likely were dosed during this performance.. Just my 2 cents
k20no0bie 10 months ago
@ClueSign
i tend to agree. heroin killed him.
eskrod1 9 months ago
jazzy :)
jimmorrisonmylove 2 years ago
wow I just got very emotional by watching this and I was born two decades later :)
...there's no music alike these days
SatounoKumo 2 years ago 17
@SatounoKumo same here, my friend! two decades later...but this music is alive and well. and really there isn't anything like this out there. it's inherently magical. like for reals.
leshtricity 2 years ago 7
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SatounoKumo 2 years ago
@SatounoKumo also born two decades later and luckily we got dso and furthur to go to!
guitarman0478 2 years ago
This cut made it on the "So Many Roads" box set~
Crosses2Bear 2 years ago
This is from the movie!!
Chickiee2 2 years ago 3
amazing. :')
Freedomisnorml420 2 years ago
ain't it? :D
leshtricity 2 years ago
FLAME ON
shanelynntapita 2 years ago