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  • When will the moon be in the 7th house? When will Jupiter align with Mars??

  • hahaha maybe there will be a musical about the occupy movement

  • Note - that the play was done in the 1960s. The original writers consulted Tarot before they'd allow it to be made into a movie - that took until 1979. True hippies.

  • Just saw them on Tour in the Hershey Theater, A FREAKIN MAZING!!!! I was the same way, I knew all the music just not the show or the storyline. SOoooooo GOOOD!!

  • Just saw the traveling Broadway show (good show;) and wanted to see this again. I think that both are different, but excellent ---

    Love this song:

    "Mystic crystal revelation

    And the mind's true liberation"

    Like the Twyla Tharp choreography.

    Always liked Treat Williams.

  • "come on, Pleeaase?" aww, I'd say yes~! He did say please after all.

  • @LTHSFanpire THANK YOU! thats exactly how i feel! kids are stupid these days and dont know the actual meaning of things.

  • I can't believe it was rated R in the 70s and now it is rated PG! Its changed a lot snce then...

  • this makes me happy and angry and sad all at the same time haha. happy that there is some sort of hope for humanity, that humans did once care. angry that now people laugh at hippies while they sit on their fat arses and do nothing. and of course the movie itself is sad :(

  • I love this musicla! Thank you so much for uploading the movie. I highly appreciate it!

  • The huge pumpkin place is nearby where I live. It's on Rt 272 between Ephrata and Reamstown, Pennsylvania. No pumpkins right there now, just up the road a tad instead. Come visit us in Lancaster County!

  • It's up top us, the young people of this day and age to make it mean something again. protest the wars in the middle east, try to change unfair laws, we can bring in the Age of Aquarius with pride :) PEACE & LOVE

  • @puertoricanchica327

    Whenever a someone in their car lets me cross the street if I'm at a store or whatever, I flash a peace sign... For the sake of spreading peace and love.

  • @SugarPlumJade Thanx girl for downloading Hair. I havent seen on the theatre or the film. This is my first time. I really appreciate it. There is one song i like in hair but i dont know the name of the song yet. But im hoping to find it.

  • dont be angry learn from it

  • I'm So Impacient, I cant wait 3 more years, I wish the Age Of Aquries would just begin now man!

  • the ironic part of this movie is hes reading the draft thing in the beginning and then he uh...ya if uve seen it u know wat happens at the end so u know the irony

  • @kawasakipride27 yes.......................

  • apart fom the zodiac...what does aquarius mean? what is the significance of this number?

  • I saw HAIR on Broadway and it was seriously the best experience of my entire existence. It really is the best musical ever made. Totally underrated at times, but this defined an entire generation. Wish it was my generation. :(

    LET THE SUNSHINE IN. PEACE.

  • aw man u dont have part 7 :/

  • @SuperHer0Fan it got taken off by youtube. isnt that crap?

  • Thank you for uploading this wonderful movie! Thanks YOU!!!

    It is my absolute favorite since I was eight ( I used to have every word to every song memorized!)

  • @cabocasper  thank you,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

  • I wish so desperatly that there could be another movement like this, or that I could have grown up in the original one!! Sadly though so many of this generation has already been numbed by machines...... but I just wish things could matter like they did before!! God I sound so self righteous....... sorry, but I do mean it. People were united then.

  • I love this!

  • some of the other parts dosen't work anymore :( whhyyyy????

  • Great dancing and so much fun!

  • thanx a lot!!!

    I love this musical

  • Whatßs the name of the black actor???

    He´s very cool!!!

    Pls tell me someone!!

    Thy

  • Dorsey Wright, starring as "Cleon";

  • sorry, not as "Cleon" - that was in the movie "The warriors", also from 1979; here he played the role as "Lafayette".

  • Great movie.

    Love it.

    George Vreeland Hill

  • To jeden z moich ulubionych filmów.

  • I went to see it just to see Annie Golden

  • This is probably THEE best musical ever. No lie.

  • I agree!!!!

  • @EllieBellieCoolKid

    For me it is

    I took my father there when I was 8

  • @EllieBellieCoolKid Even better then the Sound of Music or Jesus Christ Super Star?

  • @EllieBellieCoolKid this and jesus crist superstar . its a rock opera

  • @urbanexplorer1996

    Rock Opera

    so cool

  • LOVE the dancing in aquarius

  • I knew I was into something from the opening credits I must have seen it ten times in the theatre. I took everyone I knew to see it.

  • One of the best movie ever made...this is liberty...

  • The best movie ever made...amazing...

  • Great!!

  • Ok, the first part is not numbered and I just found it. Great.

  • how did I miss the fact that John Savage was in this?

  • anyway...the best movie on the world is the Hair...

    I can watch it manytimes n it never make me bored.......

  • I love this movie!

  • Well I wondered how Treat Williams managed to look so good after starring in a Sixties Broadway Play. He didn't. And he's so scrawny! But the hair is what does it for me, anyway.... And the eyebrows....

    Amazing how big-budget films from the Seventies managed to look like low budget exploitation flicks....

    Anyway, I've always wanted to see this.

  • It looks like real life, that's why.

  • Also a major difference... that I miss...

    Sheila is part of the Tribe, not some society girl. She's outspoken and totally independant in the stage show.

  • Thanks for posting this 60's classic.

  • Wow. I have never actually seen this. My Mom had the soundtrack and I used to listen to it over and over with my sister but we weren't allowed to watch the movie. This is gonna be strange knowing all the songs by heart but not the story. :P

  • @KatieTatieTot so you're mom let you listen to songs like "sodomy" but wouldn't let you see the movie? Weird.

  • This is one of my favourite movies of all time. Thanks for putting this up

  • Hey, I'm an Aquarius!

  • me too! ;)

  • i havent seen the musical yet, but am going to this summer. how similar is the movie to the musical?

  • Not very similar... The original storyline follows Claude who has already "dropped out" of society into hippiedom pledging to not go to Vietnam. He does end up going and it is implied that he has died in the process. Similar characters but different backgrounds. There is no previous relationship for Hud, it is Sheila and Berger who are an "item" Jeannie has been knocked up by a speed-freak and is in love with Claude and Woof is a little out there. The musical is the original storyline.

  • Best movie from that time :)

  • i guess this is set in 1967 or so. ..see that rural place at 0:20. back then id have bolted from such a conservative christian fascist dullsville too! goodbye crewcuts from the twilight zone!!

  • Can someone tell me who the singer is in this footage?thanks

  • I THINK it's Annie Golden, but I'm not certain.

  • ren woods is the aquarius soloist my aunt actually ;)

  • Woah ur Aunt =D

    u lucky biatch, evryone in my family is soooo boring and none of them realise the beauty of musicals =D

  • thats awsome

  • ren woods

  • We played in on my school as musical it was nice i was berger :D

  • I wear a peace sign necklace and not just because it's in fashion... Nowadays, we need peace in the world more than ever.

    Peace and love.

  • Amazing Movie!!!!! So, touching, so meaningful. I love Berger, Woof, and Hud!!!!!!

  • 112

  • only out of nostalgia i enjoy this film. great music. due to the every backward & prude driven america this film was 10 years too late. 11 years after the broadway and los angeles (which i saw) openings.

    no one today can imagine what this show meant to us teens. i am only sad that the forces of wrong managed to suffocate all we had hoped to accomplish. including those of my own generation who sold out. and no generation came to carry the torch to prevent what exists today. Thank You.

  • you now what i just hate, a peace sign used to mean somthing now its just a object of fashion, i am so angry this is the age i have to grow up in insted of the 60's

  • I agree,it's a shame a person can't even wear a symbol anymore b/c it gets made into a fashion statement,I know exactly what u mean

  • sometimes i really want to go up to people who i know are wearing it for fashion and be like "dont wear it unless you mean it!!!"

  • YES! exactly

  • @LTHSFanpire totally agree they throw it on anything these days

  • @LTHSFanpire I agree with you, but maybe this time needs new symbols of protest, there is enough wrong in this world, so why don't you invent new symbols then to protest against... the ongoing war in Iraq? The banks that have a strong hold on the international economy far beyond being beneficial to mankind? The poverty not only in third-world countries but also in socalled 'modern western' cultures? Etc... The old symbols like the peace-sign have outdone, this time needs new ones...

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  • @LTHSFanpire It still means something.

  • @robrec0rd im sure it means somthing to some people but theres a lot of people who view it as a fashion statement

  • @LTHSFanpire You know what I hate? Indian givers........no I take that back.

  • @LTHSFanpire you are wise

  • @LTHSFanpire TOTALLY AGREE :)

  • @LTHSFanpire The 60s sucked, don't kid yourself. You think that peace sign meant anything then? Those people just wanted to get out of the war, how many hippies marched in civil rights marches?

  • @Sshelly34213 THIS hippie marched in civil rights marches. And so did most of my friends. We also marched against the war because we were losing our friends by the thousands in a war we had no business fighting while the rich white men who got us into it kept their sons home safe and sound.

  • @khamsin59 So. That doesn't include everyone and I feel no need to glorify you. Did you march for African Americans and their rights? Did you march for anything other than ensuring your own safety?

  • @Sshelly34213 Yes, I did. I participated in sit-ins. I was at the March in Washington in 1963, and many other demonstrations. Civil rights activism was my FIRST involvement in political activism and continues to be my passion. Being female, I was not subject to the draft so it was not "ensuring my own safety" that led me to join the struggle to end the war in Viet Nam. History proved us right about that misbegotten war but sadly America did not learn from it which is why we're stuck in Iraq

  • @khamsin59 That cannot be said for every one of the youth living back then, though. A lot of hippies cared only about going to war.

    Well my best childhood friend is serving in Afghanistan right now and he was 13 when 9/11 occurred. It's funny how a generation who supposedly fought against a war, started a war so similar. The hypocrisy of that generation screams louder than any of their accomplishments.

  • @Sshelly34213 Well, I can't speak for all hippies, only THIS hippie and all her hippie friends. And please remember who got us into Iraq and Afghanistan: Bush and Cheney, draft-dodgers both, were fervent supporters of the Vietnam War and opposed the antiwar movement (Bush claimed it ruined his college fun). Not surprisingly, the majority of the Republicans in Congress who voted us into these two wars never served in the military but never opposed Vietnam either.

  • @Sshelly34213 I'm not sure where you get your mistaken notions about hippies from but it isn't from living through those times because you're clearly too young to have been a part of the history of the 60s and 70s. And there's nothing wrong with caring about whether you go to war or not. It should be a moral decision, not a political one. Afghanistan was a necessary war and had we not been diverted into Iraq, your best friend might be home now, safe and sound.

  • @khamsin59 No mistake here buddy, I can give you actual quotes from people who really were hippies who did not give a crap about anything except not being drafted.

    First of all, I am not against the war in Iraq or Afghanistan. Those people live in horrible dictator-like conditions where no one stands up for them. I am against how the war was handled and the motives behind it, but not against the idea of defending helpless human beings who deserve to be defended. Only a coward would think that

  • @Sshelly34213 Nice. How many real hippies do you know. kiddo? I am one, so are many of my senior citizen friends. I was there, so were they. We lived it. You're right that some people didn't give a crap about anything except not being drafted. George W. Bush and Dick Cheney were two of them. They took us to war in Iraq purely for political reasons, and diverted 80% of our resources away from Afghanistan, thereby allowing al-qaeda to escape and spread into Pakistan and Yemen and Somalia.

  • @Sshelly34213 The Iraqi people were not helpless against Saddam. They merely lacked the courage of the Egyptians and Tunisians. Democracy isn't democracy if it's imposed by an occupying army, which is why it has essentially failed in Iraq.

  • @khamsin59 Interesting, you know that for a fact? A fact is that Saddam Hussein practiced genocide on some of his minorities, so I would say that anyone supporting Saddam Hussein was either a masochist, ignorant, or bullied.

    Every democracy in history has been imposed. Not everyone was for the American Revolution against Britain, but I think the world is better for it.

  • @Sshelly34213 Hussein was a vicious dictator and yes, he had 350,000 Kurds gassed to death. But frankly, some of our allies are horrifically repressive. We can't squander American lives in every country with a dictator. We've nearly destroyed our military because Bush focused on Iraq instead of Afghanistan where our true enemy was and now Afghanistan is an unwinnable war, bin Laden is safe, and al-qaeda is much larger and more influential than when we invaded.

  • @Sshelly34213 Democracy imposed by force is not democracy because it is not freely chosen and fought for by the people themselves. Iraq is not only not a democracy, it's now a fundamentalist Islamic state under sharia law, allied with Iran. We seldom impose democracies on other countries, we usually just impose a new dictator, one more to our liking as we did in Iran in 1953. We're still living with the consequences of overthrowing a democracy there and putting the barbaric shah on the throne

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  • @khamsin59 Then we don't live in a democracy technically because democracy has to constantly be imposed in the US. Freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom from discrimination, these are all imposed laws.

    Iraq has separation of church and state now, so I have utterly no idea of what you're talking about. What sharia law? What barbaric shah? Those are some really warped opinions, I'm not saying Iraq is perfect and completely free now, but it literally was a dictatorship before.

  • @Sshelly34213 Those are laws that our ancestors fought and died for. They CHOSE the revolution and WROTE the Constitution. Iraq is a religious state. All laws must be approved by a panel of imams who impose Sharia (law based on the Koran). Iraqi women who were once the most free in the Middle East are no longer free to work or study or drive or travel w/o a male member of the family; they now must wear head to toe clothing and veils. Back to the stone ages for them, thanks to us.

  • @khamsin59 You are grossly over exaggerating. What alliance between Iraq and Iran? To me the relationship is like that of North Korea and China, it's a must have relationship because Iran has no other allies. If pushed to choose though, Iraq would of course side with the US. Actually I think if pushed to choose, Iran would also side with the US. They have a very pro American population, they just happen to have an anti American leader in power.

  • @Sshelly34213 You really need to study some history and some current events. Iraq has diplomatic relationships with Iran now; it never did under Hussein. Hussein was our military check on Iranian power and we removed him. Now Iran has no military enemies among the Arab states and it's gaining strength. The Iranian people are pro-western but they HATE America for overthrowing their democracy and putting the Shah on the throne. He murdered over a million of his own people.

  • @khamsin59 1. No I don't, we're not discussing history, we're discussing something present right now. Do you honestly believe Iraq and Iran are "best friends" now? You've got to be kidding me! They tolerate each other that is all. I would say that they could put their anti American attitudes aside if push came to shove, however there is no imminent threat to test this idea.

    I don't see Iran as a threat to my safety and I don't believe you should either.

  • @khamsin59 How did this get to Iraq when we were talking about Vietnam? I see no parallels between the two wars except for the fact that they were both extremely lengthy.

    I don't wish to discuss contemporary politics with you or politics of any sort. I was merely remarking on the fact that hippies are the most over glorified generation I've ever seen. Not only that, but a great deal of their praise comes from things they were too young to participate in. The civil rights movement is a biggie.

  • @Sshelly34213 The parallels are because we had no real military reason to go into either one of those countries. We invaded both for political reasons, not military or national security. WTF are you talking about hippies being "too young" for the civil rights movement? We were born in the 40s. We were in our late teens to early twenties when the civil rights movement began. Many of us WERE involved in that movement and continue to be involved in civil rights for ALL oppressed minorities.

  • @khamsin59 I fail to see the connection, there were many wars we've engaged in where we had "no military reason" to invade a country. Technically we did have a military reason according to the UN's laws of preemptive warfare, but also with the invention of the Bush Doctrine. "WTF?" What are 12?

    "We" you refer to every hippie and yet history has shown that the baby boomer generation was much too young to be a part of that movement.

  • Respond to this video...Thie hippie generation brought you the Internet, which encompasses YouTube, Twitter, all the social networking, the entire online world, just to name one of our accomplishments. What has your generation done lately to change the world? 

  • @khamsin59 The hippies generation did not even invent the personal computer or the internet, that would be generation Jones. Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs were never "hippies" good gracious.

  • @Sshelly34213 I didn't say they were hippies. They are baby boomers. Since you claim that all baby boomers are the hippie generation, by your own definition, Wozniak and Jobs ARE from the hippie generation whether they ever adopted a hippie philosophy or lifestyle or not.

  • @khamsin59 Well they're not, they were never hippies. The "hippie" generation does not exist, there is only the baby boomer generation. The hippies were a movement and Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs were not a part of that movement. So to say that the personal computer and internet is responsible from...you or something-I'm really not sure what you're getting at here-or even the hippies is just false. The hippies had no effect on this, again over glorifying the hippies.

  • @Sshelly34213 Funny but Steve Jobs has repeatedly referred to himself as a hippie

  • @khamsin59 The baby boomer generation was born between 1946 and 1966 and so the oldest baby boomer wouldn't have been more than 9 years old at the start of the bus boycotts. They would have been 20 in 66 and by then the civil rights movement was nearing its end. Their participation was quite minimal. If you're referring to those born earlier they would technically be a part of the silent generation, people like Dennis Hopper, Pernell Roberts, Gene Wilder, etc...were leading those movements.

  • @Sshelly34213 The civil rights movement did not gain widespread momentum until the early 60s. I was 18 when I marched in Washington in 1963 but I was active locally before that. The movement did not end with the passage of the civil rights bill; that was only the beginning. The hippie movement was mostly over by the early 70s but we continue to be politically active on the behalf of ALL oppressed minorities. And btw, not all baby boomers were hippies either.

  • @khamsin59 Baby boomers were hippies, the silent generation were beatniks.

  • @Sshelly34213 No the beatniks were the Beat Generation. "Silent generation" was a politically manufactured entity.

  • @khamsin59 Politically manufactured? What does that even mean? It really just refers to a group of people born from 1926-1945. people who were too young to fight in world war 2 and too old to fight in Vietnam. It has nothing to do with anything except that.

    Although one can look at that particular group and the movements that came about as these people came of age. The point is that the hippies were a separate group of young people in the 60s from those who were already politically active

  • thank you so much for posting!

    great movie!

    love and piece!

  • always wanted to watch this movie, never even heard any of the songs before. so thanks for posting!!

    haha i love hippies :)

  • Thank-you for posting these! I could never find the movie, but I owned the soundtrack.

    Ty again,

    Becky

  • it olmost look like a warriors vest at spare some change scene

  • Marilyn Mac Coo

  • Don't remember, but she really has a beautiful voice! If I ever saw a hippie like that I'd asked her in marriage, hahaha! And the oriental there is also really cute!

    Thanks for posting this wonderful movie! Especially nowadays, when people seem to forget these extremely important lessons!

  • What's the name of the lady who's singing?

  • I am not sure but I think that is the Mac Marilyn Coo, the same as singing in the band's Hi Fi

  • She was also one of the members of the 5th dimension.The five original members were Billy Davis, Jr., Florence LaRue, Marilyn McCoo, Lamonte McLemore, and Ron Townson. They have recorded for several different labels over their long careers.

  • This isn't Marilyn McCoo. Check the hair listing on imdb dot comm

  • We were watching this movie at school ! :D

  • Wir haben das Thema gerade in Musik.

  • Thank you so much for posting this. One of my favorite musicals of all time - you rock!

  • YESSS.

    I've been wanting to see this movie...

  • LOVE THE HIPPIES!!!

  • I just started leaping around the room.

  • This was my first Musical I ever saw live, I was on vacation in London (gives away my age huh) it was something I never will forget. Thank you for posting!!

  • I LOVE Hair! Berger Woof and Hud are so Hot!

  • I love Twyla Tharp's choreography!

  • Is Ren Woods really singing this - I've never known who the vocalist was.

  • i've seen this!!!

  • Shit! Was that OJ at the beginning? Doing the weird hand dance with that lady...

  • I am just addicted to hippies and d sixties forever...

  • radio duble a

  • radio duble a

  • The best musical!!!

  • It's one ofthe best musical movies I ever saw. Treat Williams is a fantastic actor....

  • Love this film!

  • SKVĚLEJ FILM!!!

  • Fuckin' BEAUTIFULLLLLLL  EDITING

  • OMG YOU ARE AWESOME! =D thank you for uploading that!^^

  • to me this is the best movie ever and i cannot thank you enogh for psoting this here

  • Thank you so much!

    I only knew this film in german...in english its much more real!

    thanks!

  • How accurate was the german translation?

  • It was very accurate, but you know, when you here the real voices of the actors, everything sounds more real!

  • I thnk the movie is quit nice, and i like the songs to, heard them sll the time ones :b

  • thank you!:D

  • dude sweden kicks ass

  • go to sweden it is just like this movie exept better

  • ale nie miał takiego wokalu:)

  • Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz był lepszy:)=

  • it's the BEST film I've ever seen

  • I wouldn't go that far...but it is a classic. Its one of the few musicals from that era that I can watch more than once.

  • I love this Musical. It´s a great movie. Songs about love, peace and happieness. I was born in 1982 but I love the seventies very much.

  • ass- I love this movie too, but the movie is set in 1967/68 not the seventies.

  • The movie was shot in 1978/79. So in that sense rettass is right.

    But you're right, the musical itself was written in the late 60s and the story takes place in the late 60s, too

  • I was born in 1990 and i love the 70's time looks so peaceful and calm in the 70's

  • dude.... this is in the 60`s (war? vietnam?)

    just a reminder;)

    correct me if im wrong

  • This might take place in the 60's, but the war in Vietnam ended in 1975. Therefore mak1403 isn't wrong about the general date, but is wrong in saying the era was peaceful and calm. It was anything but! :)

  • yes he is this movie was in the 60´s because of the songs :)

  • These guys i would love to give some change - instead of those stupid punks bothering you today with that :-P