So, I was walking through Home Depot, music playing over the loudspeakers quietly and all, and this comes on. Quite surprised by this; I know of no radio station that plays it. Decided I might actually buy something. Didn't, though.
Love this song and the message about all the druggies in the 70s. People need to pay attention to the message and not do these things. Thanks for the post of all these great songs by Three Dog Night.
Brings back so many memories for me..." I've seen so many things I aint never seen before" It was the time. i'm glad I got to live thru it...wouldn't change that for anything. There was some exceptional music back then!
yo need to check your speeds.. you can very clearly hear the record pitch up in the last 45 seconds, and no that is not the fault of the record, or the pressing... your turntable is warming up, and the motor is loosening up, so it spins faster pitching the music up...
@clintonearlwalker ----- ahhh...doktorzoom, just below, wrote "Holy cats...Randy Newman wrote this?".. .. I guess in reference to Three Dog Night song "Mama Told Me". Now I don't know if he did or not. So I wrote "didn't Randy Newman do "Short People"?", thinking that he did (which you concur). But also as a query, in my thinking that that, "Short People", was the ONLY song he wrote. I am not a music expert, so I don't know if he wrote more or not.
"Three Dog Night" comes from the Aborigines in Australia. When they use to be out in the bush, hunting, they'd bring their dogs/dingos along with them. Then when, and if, it got cold at night, they'd sleep with their dog to keep warm. If it was cool, they'd sleep with one dog, if cooler with 2 dogs, if cold they'd sleep with 3 dogs. So the band's name refers to a cold night in Australia when you'd need to sleep w 3 of your dogs to keep warm. Thus, "Three Dog Night".
Heavens to Murgatroid! Love this song! Brings back fond memories of the times bak then...I turned 14 in 1970. 3 Dog Night had so many wonderful hits over the years. A truly gifted group. It wasn't until recently that I found out what the term "3 Dog Night" means! MANY thanks for posting this utterly delightful "blast from the past" for us to enjoy! You've MADE my day & my week! :)
Well, O' Man of the Rockies, the way I understand it, sometimes the pioneers would get so cold during those long winter nights that they'd take to sleeping with their dogs. The colder the night, the more canines were needed for extra warmth. Thus a VERY cold night would be a THREE Dog Night due to the need for that extra body heat. You turned 15 in Oct of '70? That means we're only a year apart in age. Groovy! Hope I've been of some help; thanks for your comment! Cheers!
The Canadian Rockies?? Heavens to Murgatroid, I can certainly believe how dang nippy it can get up there! Strictly from chillysville, daddy-o! I get goosebumps on me flesh just thinking about how cold it gets up there! Brrrr to the max! THANKS for your droll comment! CHEERS! :-)
When I first heard this song, I was still playing with paper dolls and Barbie's Dream House (with walk-in closet). A record player like this was my Christmas present that year.
i cant help but think this song shoulda been used for the opening credits of Fear and Loathing when theyre driving thru the desert .....instead it was used about halfway thru, and was barely noticeable.
@donthaveoneable OMG! you are SO RIGHT! i don't know why this song wasn't used ANYWHERE in that movie!! i don't remember it being used anywhere...and if this song doesn't COMPLETELY envelope that movie...then i must be a tall black man.
@notTHEcher It was indeed used in the movie... although part of it was overdubbed with the sound of the Room Service guy coming into the room before having a gun pointed at his head. It followed one of the most prosaic statements about the "hippy revolution" .."From There you could almost see the high water mark that it left before it turned and rolled back out to sea" (from memory). What this song needs is a proper hifi version with the Full Sound, and lots of BASS.
@realfoneguy You're right, maybe I just got confused because each track had four songs on it or maybe I just don't remember correctly. Anywho thanks for the reminder :)~
@AngelMoonDust The four track cartridge was bigger and thicker than the 8 track. The concept was the same but there were only two "Sides" to the 4 track as compared to the 4"sides" to the eight track. Later on you were able to buy blank 8 tracks and a recorder. I know Sony and Panasonic each made a model or two. I have both of them, but no blanks.
@realfoneguy Then I was confused & maybe a bit dazed as well. :)~ I do stand corrected sir and now more enlightened. Have a nice week & keep it real. Peace ;0)
This was the number one record when American Top 40 began, and it was number one on my thirteenth birthday. By the way, I still have the record, and I even play the other side, "Rock N Roll Widow", occasionally. I played both on a radio show on Tuesday, 30 June 1981, when I took the audience back to 1970.
TDN had 21 top 40 hits. Cory sung lead on 8 of those hits, Chuck sung lead
on 7 of them, Danny sung lead on 2 hits and 4 hits were sung or lead by all 3 members! They had 3 number 1 hits Mama Told Not To Come (Cory), Black & White (Danny) and Joy To The World(Chuck)! Ironic! These men were made to be together! Hopefully they can work things out and give us one last THREE DOG NIGHT night!
I used to have one of those cheap record player when I was a kid. wish I still had it, but I tore it up like all the rest of my toys. It sounds surprisingly good especially since you've miked it properly unlike most people on youtube you have the mikes in the wrong place. It sounds like it may be running a little bit fast.
the record player is as 70's as the song! Note the "handy carrying case with built-on handle" transforming it into a "portable" record player. I love the song and the nostalgia that goes along with it. TY for this unique share!
3 Dog Night left their mark in the rock and roll music industry. This group doesn't take a back seat to any other group in music history. They share it with an elite number of just as talented rock groups! Their list of hit singles are a testament to this group's talent and their songs are unforgettable.
This song defined the Summer of 1970 for me. Tell me this song doesn't take you back to the Summer of 1970. Where on earth did those almost 40 years go!!
First trip with my friends to Myrtle Beach 16 and a 1966 Mustang convertible Momma told me not to go But I did and would love to relive those days again And this song was a hit on AM radio at that gotta love it
lol i think ppl dont get ur comment and think its about the arm of this guy in this vid!!... but i get u... totally think of it too... one of the best scenes of the movie!!
Thanks for the memories -- one of my all-time favorite bands -- played the same way I used to rock to it -- while watching that disk spin around underneath my phonograph "stylus." Rock on!
Vinyl blows the doors of CD's Period. I have sync them exacrly to compare the two. CD's have that icing sound while LP have the bottom and warmth. MOFI's and a real turntable were use during the comparison. All high end gear.
you got it right THIS VIDEO SHOULD BE AN EDUCATIONAL VIDEO you hooked the stereo microphone (radio shack doesnt make those anymore) to your videocamera. WOW!!!
Actually some people say that when the music is played on vinyl or period accurate playback devices it sounds better because thats how they remember it when they first heard it.
@rousse61 lol - that's funny....my dad would just come up and rip any "rock and rock" record we had right off the player if he deemed it to be "evil rock and roll" and throw it in the trash....ahhh, the good 'ol days...
When I heard this first I was very young. I thought that the party was real and scary. Now I can hear humour in the song, but also see it in its time at the end of the hippy drug party. Paranoia.
Yesssss. That's how I found my way here. I haven't watched it in a while, listening to this song makes me wanna watch that shit. Great, great, great movie.
AH! I have the record as well! Getting needles seems to be the trouble. This was the number one record when American Top 40 began with Casey Kasom on 4 July 1970.
I remember that I began puberty with my 13th birthday when I bought this record.
I still miss the phonographs that played sic records at a time on the spindle.
Records are analog recording and cds are digital. a digital recording is not capturing the complete sound wave. It is approximating it with a series of steps. Some sounds that have very quick transitions, such as a drum beat guitars etc., will be distorted because they change too quickly for the sample rate. So vinyl does sound better. You have a good ear. Too bad about dust causing pop noises though 8(
I loved this song when it first came out. It did sum up the weird parties that were regular in the early 1970s.
I dont care about the adjustment of the turntable, I heard Nursery Cryme many times at 37 & 3/4 on my girlfriends old record player, - and lived.
Happy days.
TheMiserablegit 1 week ago
Spin it baby..songs just like I remember..hehehe :D
jseph1234567890 1 month ago
i dig it
bubafoo 1 month ago
Why are they not in the Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame?!?
AlienBeliever897 1 month ago 2
oh but ima coming////
WBCRsfinest 3 months ago
the turn table is out of ajustment I know , I'm 50
maxwellmaxamillian 3 months ago
the turntable is out of adjustment, i'm 50 I know
maxwellmaxamillian 3 months ago
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yes, turntable is spinning faster, the pitch is wrong
ajovanov 2 months ago
So, I was walking through Home Depot, music playing over the loudspeakers quietly and all, and this comes on. Quite surprised by this; I know of no radio station that plays it. Decided I might actually buy something. Didn't, though.
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Woo woo woo woo!
dancervideosplus 5 months ago
sounds sped u and more high pitch
stephadelic 5 months ago
Some music is best enjoyed exactly the way it was first enjoyed.
GenaTrius 5 months ago 6
Great! What's on the B side?
briandunne1 5 months ago
@briandunne1 "Rock & Roll Widow" according to Wikipedia
clintonearlwalker 4 months ago
Love this song and the message about all the druggies in the 70s. People need to pay attention to the message and not do these things. Thanks for the post of all these great songs by Three Dog Night.
PamelaRP 6 months ago
Sounds great even at 45 1/2 RPM
tiredironrepair 7 months ago
Thanks for that.
epacrisimp 7 months ago
All those good memories...
1958kz 8 months ago
"You work out at Vince's...oh, no...I would've seen ya there"
fredintr 8 months ago
Brings back so many memories for me..." I've seen so many things I aint never seen before" It was the time. i'm glad I got to live thru it...wouldn't change that for anything. There was some exceptional music back then!
omahamoon7 8 months ago
This song brings back so many memories for me...I loved Three Dog Night. Just not the same now w/o Chuck Negron now.
omahamoon7 8 months ago
cool beanz
TheScorpio333 8 months ago
love that old record player
platter1000 9 months ago
No Coment... Amazing
YerasWorld 10 months ago
I bet he had a hangover the following morning when he wrote this song. lol
nowaynohow26 10 months ago
badass video man
toatsmugoats 10 months ago
records are the only way man
finnishbasterd420 10 months ago
u have it sped up and the pitch raised
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classic! i have this on 8 track!
ny4amy 11 months ago
The speed is really messed up on the record player. Too fast.
jamesrwill 1 year ago
This is so Cool, How I Love Vinyl!
trublon4u 1 year ago
Not only did I have this 45 record, but I had the EXACT SAME RECORD PLAYER!!!!! Wow, I am so eight years old right now......
sherileepoetcmt 1 year ago
come again, you all,, lol but a good song if you think about farts
axehandlebill 1 year ago
I'm only 41 but had the pleasure of seeing theese guys back in the 80's thank you for a good dose of vinyl..
in2trees 1 year ago
mama told me not to cum...... in her puss
copthatpussy 1 year ago
yo need to check your speeds.. you can very clearly hear the record pitch up in the last 45 seconds, and no that is not the fault of the record, or the pressing... your turntable is warming up, and the motor is loosening up, so it spins faster pitching the music up...
matman1490 1 year ago
whats all these crazy questions you axkin' me?
matman1490 1 year ago
13 people mama told them to go
sonnybzg 1 year ago
Great vinal sir!!!!!!
83macmill 1 year ago
Great vinal sir!!!!!!
83macmill 1 year ago
this is what Classic is all about, besides having the ultimate carrying phonograph record player!..just AWESOME! =0D
tornmask 1 year ago
CLASSIC
genericgeorge 1 year ago
THIS IS WHAT REAL MUSIC IS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
xXStarShinesXx 1 year ago
But I do believe that I am correct in how the band got its name --- "Three Dog Night".
aspenrebel 1 year ago
@clintonearlwalker ----- ahhh...doktorzoom, just below, wrote "Holy cats...Randy Newman wrote this?".. .. I guess in reference to Three Dog Night song "Mama Told Me". Now I don't know if he did or not. So I wrote "didn't Randy Newman do "Short People"?", thinking that he did (which you concur). But also as a query, in my thinking that that, "Short People", was the ONLY song he wrote. I am not a music expert, so I don't know if he wrote more or not.
aspenrebel 1 year ago
'I'm looking at my girlfriend, she's passed out on the floor' ha ha ha
Soulisscool 1 year ago
wait a minute? didn't Randy Newman do "Short People"?
aspenrebel 1 year ago
@aspenrebel I'm not sure what this comment is referring to, but I'm nearly positive that Randy Newman did "Short People". I still have the 45 rpm.
clintonearlwalker 1 year ago
"Three Dog Night" comes from the Aborigines in Australia. When they use to be out in the bush, hunting, they'd bring their dogs/dingos along with them. Then when, and if, it got cold at night, they'd sleep with their dog to keep warm. If it was cool, they'd sleep with one dog, if cooler with 2 dogs, if cold they'd sleep with 3 dogs. So the band's name refers to a cold night in Australia when you'd need to sleep w 3 of your dogs to keep warm. Thus, "Three Dog Night".
aspenrebel 1 year ago
Holy cats...Randy Newman wrote this? Is there any corner of the music business he hasn't influenced, simply by singing about what he sees?
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Love this song. Reme.ber listening to it as a child in the late 60´s.
MsAdriana1969 1 year ago
Love this song. Remeber listening to it as a child in the late 60´s.
MsAdriana1969 1 year ago
11 people turned on the lights.
tuckers02 1 year ago
Heavens to Murgatroid! Love this song! Brings back fond memories of the times bak then...I turned 14 in 1970. 3 Dog Night had so many wonderful hits over the years. A truly gifted group. It wasn't until recently that I found out what the term "3 Dog Night" means! MANY thanks for posting this utterly delightful "blast from the past" for us to enjoy! You've MADE my day & my week! :)
JubalCalif 1 year ago
@JubalCalif Snagglepuss is wonderful; awesome ev-en
Pinochle7hbt 1 year ago
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Even Major Minor would second that emotion! Uh oh...gotta go...EXIT, STAGE RIGHT !!! :)
JubalCalif 1 year ago
@JubalCalif Sheesh, Jubal, I turned 15 in Oct, 1970 and I may have heard what "3 dog night" refers to, but have forgotten, so tell me again!
coloradoman11 1 year ago
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Well, O' Man of the Rockies, the way I understand it, sometimes the pioneers would get so cold during those long winter nights that they'd take to sleeping with their dogs. The colder the night, the more canines were needed for extra warmth. Thus a VERY cold night would be a THREE Dog Night due to the need for that extra body heat. You turned 15 in Oct of '70? That means we're only a year apart in age. Groovy! Hope I've been of some help; thanks for your comment! Cheers!
JubalCalif 1 year ago
@JubalCalif Hey! It gets bloody cold up here in the Canadian BC Rockies. I can believe a three dog night yes even a ten dog night! lol
cefair22 1 year ago
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The Canadian Rockies?? Heavens to Murgatroid, I can certainly believe how dang nippy it can get up there! Strictly from chillysville, daddy-o! I get goosebumps on me flesh just thinking about how cold it gets up there! Brrrr to the max! THANKS for your droll comment! CHEERS! :-)
JubalCalif 1 year ago
wow i had one of those when i was kid. the suitcase 45 player!
nemodapimpfish 1 year ago
When I first heard this song, I was still playing with paper dolls and Barbie's Dream House (with walk-in closet). A record player like this was my Christmas present that year.
cbrookst1 1 year ago
i cant help but think this song shoulda been used for the opening credits of Fear and Loathing when theyre driving thru the desert .....instead it was used about halfway thru, and was barely noticeable.
donthaveoneable 1 year ago 21
@donthaveoneable OMG! you are SO RIGHT! i don't know why this song wasn't used ANYWHERE in that movie!! i don't remember it being used anywhere...and if this song doesn't COMPLETELY envelope that movie...then i must be a tall black man.
notTHEcher 7 months ago
@notTHEcher It was indeed used in the movie... although part of it was overdubbed with the sound of the Room Service guy coming into the room before having a gun pointed at his head. It followed one of the most prosaic statements about the "hippy revolution" .."From There you could almost see the high water mark that it left before it turned and rolled back out to sea" (from memory). What this song needs is a proper hifi version with the Full Sound, and lots of BASS.
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@donthaveoneable it was noticable enough to have at least a few thousand people come to this vid
YaYCell43 3 months ago
Retro 70's
COOL.
dorr221 1 year ago 2
Solid State Phongraph LMAO!!!
viscig60 1 year ago 2
@viscig60 probably bought from Woolworth!
DrinxSolutions 1 year ago
(I am a vynal 45) DAMN, what are you doing to me with this barbie doll needle, oh man this is killing ME!!
realfoneguy 1 year ago
does anybody have a song that sounds like "black and white"?
TEMPmichaelhansen 1 year ago
i like it
TEMPmichaelhansen 1 year ago
Oh Man! I love it!! I loved my 45's. Sheesh, I wished I'd kept some, but then 8 tracks came into style. LOL!!
AngelMoonDust 1 year ago
@AngelMoonDust 4 Track was first
realfoneguy 1 year ago
@realfoneguy You're right, maybe I just got confused because each track had four songs on it or maybe I just don't remember correctly. Anywho thanks for the reminder :)~
AngelMoonDust 1 year ago
@AngelMoonDust The four track cartridge was bigger and thicker than the 8 track. The concept was the same but there were only two "Sides" to the 4 track as compared to the 4"sides" to the eight track. Later on you were able to buy blank 8 tracks and a recorder. I know Sony and Panasonic each made a model or two. I have both of them, but no blanks.
realfoneguy 1 year ago
@realfoneguy Then I was confused & maybe a bit dazed as well. :)~ I do stand corrected sir and now more enlightened. Have a nice week & keep it real. Peace ;0)
AngelMoonDust 1 year ago
This song was actually written by Hoyte Axton
daddyroo45 1 year ago
@daddyroo45 Randy Newman i believe!
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TheDanyellebrooke 1 year ago
Fine fine tune right here.
codsack 1 year ago
Maybe I won't tell him about the bats, the poor bastard'll see 'em soon enough
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sixtiesforever1966 1 year ago
This was the number one record when American Top 40 began, and it was number one on my thirteenth birthday. By the way, I still have the record, and I even play the other side, "Rock N Roll Widow", occasionally. I played both on a radio show on Tuesday, 30 June 1981, when I took the audience back to 1970.
BuddyNovinski 1 year ago
Portable record players that ran on batteries !!!!! Mine still works !!!!! LOL ! Bought it at a garage sale.
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TDN had 21 top 40 hits. Cory sung lead on 8 of those hits, Chuck sung lead
on 7 of them, Danny sung lead on 2 hits and 4 hits were sung or lead by all 3 members! They had 3 number 1 hits Mama Told Not To Come (Cory), Black & White (Danny) and Joy To The World(Chuck)! Ironic! These men were made to be together! Hopefully they can work things out and give us one last THREE DOG NIGHT night!
btragic8 1 year ago
this reminds me of a close n play
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sixtiesforever1966 1 year ago 2
@sixtiesforever1966 Amen!
rousse61 1 year ago
damn but this shit take me back!!!
medicvet 1 year ago 2
"I was right in the middle of a fucking reptile zoo, and someone was giving booze to these goddamn things!" Fucking excellent!!!
MetalheadDude69 1 year ago
this is a classic, no covering this and doing it justice
mairtforde 1 year ago
I used to have one of those cheap record player when I was a kid. wish I still had it, but I tore it up like all the rest of my toys. It sounds surprisingly good especially since you've miked it properly unlike most people on youtube you have the mikes in the wrong place. It sounds like it may be running a little bit fast.
patrick9648 1 year ago
Hahahahahahaha that's great!
invalid007 1 year ago
the record player is as 70's as the song! Note the "handy carrying case with built-on handle" transforming it into a "portable" record player. I love the song and the nostalgia that goes along with it. TY for this unique share!
chrislburr 1 year ago
This is when AM public radio was awesome.
supermandisco 1 year ago
Classic song about the perils of partying...never fails to bring a smile :)
MsRadabad55 1 year ago 7
3 Dog Night left their mark in the rock and roll music industry. This group doesn't take a back seat to any other group in music history. They share it with an elite number of just as talented rock groups! Their list of hit singles are a testament to this group's talent and their songs are unforgettable.
trinitylancer 1 year ago
This song defined the Summer of 1970 for me. Tell me this song doesn't take you back to the Summer of 1970. Where on earth did those almost 40 years go!!
trinitylancer 1 year ago
@trinitylancer I remember hearing the song on the radio but I was only 5 years olds
in 1970. I was more interested in ice cream back then!
catcookie 1 year ago
@catcookie So was I
sxomega1 1 year ago
i love watch this and see the record being played.
DaviHSM 1 year ago
Cool song! Lol it took me forever to find this because I thought the song was called "That aint the way to have fun, son"
FanLedZeppelin 1 year ago 3
wow i love this video. i remember staring at a turn-table much like that one while listening to this song. Ah memories...
NeverwaY 1 year ago
My favorite song of Three Dog Night. Joy to the World is next.
SPORTSNUTIM 2 years ago
First trip with my friends to Myrtle Beach 16 and a 1966 Mustang convertible Momma told me not to go But I did and would love to relive those days again And this song was a hit on AM radio at that gotta love it
st4dabeach 2 years ago 2
Awesome!!!!!!!
Delightfull song, amazing video! I mean, I wish I had one of these LP players, but I haven't it. So I keep coming here to watch one... lol!
fabbi0 2 years ago
"Remove the arm!"
ggweb1919 2 years ago
Ha! I finally see I'm not the only one reminded of that movie when they hear the song!
vigilante11485 1 year ago
lol i think ppl dont get ur comment and think its about the arm of this guy in this vid!!... but i get u... totally think of it too... one of the best scenes of the movie!!
astridac 1 year ago
<3<3<3
adultswim01 2 years ago
Too awesome.
56KbModem 2 years ago 2
got it met chuck negron 5 10 years ago got his autograph they are one of the coolest man
Suziq1231 2 years ago
Thanks for the memories -- one of my all-time favorite bands -- played the same way I used to rock to it -- while watching that disk spin around underneath my phonograph "stylus." Rock on!
caddyjoint96 2 years ago
When one dog ain't enough and two is too low, you need THREE DOG!
SimuLord 2 years ago 2
old school!!!! NICE!
facefantome 2 years ago 2
fucking love the dogs!
herbienbrian 2 years ago 2
Vinyl blows the doors of CD's Period. I have sync them exacrly to compare the two. CD's have that icing sound while LP have the bottom and warmth. MOFI's and a real turntable were use during the comparison. All high end gear.
Dyna6363 2 years ago
sounds blk dough
2wizzle 2 years ago
damir NORLANE --wog boy lova ---
damienkufner 2 years ago
I'm glad to see that vinyl is making a comeback.
hsjames1 2 years ago
I can never get enough bros!!
MenteMaestra999 2 years ago
Randy Newman wrote some cool Sh##!
Thanks for posting!
notwaiting 2 years ago
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cool player!
notwaiting 2 years ago
nice vid aquaman
jcjohnson247 2 years ago
A little sped up... hmmm
switcherdawna 2 years ago
Eddie Adams from Torrance. I knew ya'd make it!
TonyManeroNY 2 years ago
NICE!!!!!!!! this new generation knows nothing of what music is to sound like
centinel67 2 years ago
you got it right THIS VIDEO SHOULD BE AN EDUCATIONAL VIDEO you hooked the stereo microphone (radio shack doesnt make those anymore) to your videocamera. WOW!!!
TEMPmichaelhansen 2 years ago 4
Actually some people say that when the music is played on vinyl or period accurate playback devices it sounds better because thats how they remember it when they first heard it.
TechnologyGod 2 years ago
i adore this song.
jwimg 2 years ago 6
classic
Sammo878787 2 years ago
my god thats muuusic!!!
aaalright!!!
RunningFromthe80s 2 years ago 10
There was a guy from calgary
XMIR10C 2 years ago 2
What a great song Randy Newman is a living American Treasure
pissandwind 2 years ago 3
1970..when I just turned nine years old...my Dad made me listen to this song..."Do you know what it's about?"
sheesh. I was still playing with my Barbie dolls! LOL
rousse61 2 years ago 15
@rousse61 lol - that's funny....my dad would just come up and rip any "rock and rock" record we had right off the player if he deemed it to be "evil rock and roll" and throw it in the trash....ahhh, the good 'ol days...
toddharper2003 1 year ago
When I heard this first I was very young. I thought that the party was real and scary. Now I can hear humour in the song, but also see it in its time at the end of the hippy drug party. Paranoia.
drwinkle101 2 years ago 2
a fucking classic! i LOVE this song!
182stratman 2 years ago 3
this song reminds of the summer of 1970..Ride Captain Ride!!!
Krupa08 2 years ago 3
this song always reminds me of fear and loathing in las vegas
best movie ever made :P
cijwilfbifmm09 2 years ago 3
hell yes!!
russrawks 2 years ago
haha yea love that movie and this song
Zach805 2 years ago 2
dang i had a record player almost exactly like that,awesome song,rock on 3 dog night
swiftynotso 2 years ago
Old school player with a great old school song!! Love it!!.
jtice69 2 years ago 6
This reminds me of a moment I had with my Mum.
naganokumas 2 years ago
Well...you gonna elaborate ??
midnighttilldawn 2 years ago
Freaking awsome song
Rendros100 2 years ago 2
Some songs are immune to age. This one sounds even better than when it was originally released!
MaryMarvel2 2 years ago 2
WOW! Someone in Brazil stole your video. I can't believe people do that.
geofbrit59 2 years ago
great job !
irissparksalot 2 years ago
Eat your heart out Tom
SLUTCHPUMP 2 years ago
great
flagger1988 2 years ago
its great
flagger1988 2 years ago
Hey...No scratching? You didn't play this often enough back in the day. lol Great song. Thanks
sub40 2 years ago
FEAR AND LOATHING!!!!! :DDD
Frozenhotdogger 2 years ago
Yesssss. That's how I found my way here. I haven't watched it in a while, listening to this song makes me wanna watch that shit. Great, great, great movie.
Pr3lude9 2 years ago
uuhhuahhh
shmbla73 2 years ago
not
to
come
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thunderagent67 2 years ago
momma
told
me
thunderagent67 2 years ago
Sounds great!!
earussell 2 years ago
The TR-808 is coming...
troysson81 2 years ago
Anyone knows the Wolfgang Press?
aliensolutions 2 years ago
AH! I have the record as well! Getting needles seems to be the trouble. This was the number one record when American Top 40 began with Casey Kasom on 4 July 1970.
I remember that I began puberty with my 13th birthday when I bought this record.
I still miss the phonographs that played sic records at a time on the spindle.
BuddyNovinski 2 years ago
i dont know why but 45s always sound better to me, a bit sped up i guess
jokermanfl 2 years ago
Records are analog recording and cds are digital. a digital recording is not capturing the complete sound wave. It is approximating it with a series of steps. Some sounds that have very quick transitions, such as a drum beat guitars etc., will be distorted because they change too quickly for the sample rate. So vinyl does sound better. You have a good ear. Too bad about dust causing pop noises though 8(
Aislan4414 2 years ago 2
the right vinyl ...
JullCzar 2 years ago 2
Hey i have that same mic
but i don't know how to use it
can you help?
AlexPeet 2 years ago
8-) hehe
franKruleR 2 years ago
fear and loathing in las vegas soundtrack...:D
amazing!!!!
xXLG62Xx 2 years ago 2
The decision to flee came suddenly. Or maybe not. Maybe I planned it all along, subconsiously waiting for the right moment....
BraedenX 2 years ago 2
THis is fucking bat country
primalsincerity84 2 years ago 27