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@TheMrmoonlight Good point! It was also at that time that he stopped singing in the same way he did like with 'Twist and Shout' or 'Help!' I'm more likely to buy the theory from WillShakespeare2007 - John became a DNA part of Yoko and the extra body had to be disposed of, case closed.

XmissfabulousfameX - you rock!

Playing a Beatles song in 'tribute' to a former Monkee? Replace that one with Peter's unreleased song 'Come On In' from the Music Box collection, it would go perfectly with the beautiful montage you've assembled!

"I've often said it's like Leonard Nimoy becoming a Vulcan." Yeah, Micky has "often" said that- repeatedly, over and over and over again, in every television, radio, newspaper, talk show, book, magazine, documentary and internet interview he's ever been a part of for the last forty-five years! Th...

There's so much awesomeness surrounding this commercial that it can't be covered in one response. The quality of film source is superb; it's well-written; I want those records SO bad; & considering that Micky, fresh out of the Monkees (& a steady job) but only now realizing how screwed he is, has...

I'm new on youtube but swept up in Monkeemania when they're presently on their 45th anniversary concert tour. Your video is original, fascinating, and it effectively captures the substance of Micky's chilling message as originally intended, not the watered-down version us Monkees fans knew all th...

@gage992112 It's not the 'Monkeemania' Australian import LPs on Arista from 1980- that one only has the 2nd draft song like all the others- this original version is a revelation! SO much better than the released one, from lyrics & horn arrangement to the impact of the message- not a hippie protes...

Very talented, beautiful and impressive lady, I thought she was terrific when interviewing her Dad for the Wings retrospective

Look at that sexy little tush bouncing when they're walking towards the horses at the fence. I KNOW, pretty hot, right?!?? But anyway, Linda probably had a cute little butt, too, who knows

A great compilation, fantastic! The wedding footage & fan reactions are a real treat.

While recording LPs to CDs recently, for the 1st time in almost 3 decades I again listened to Paul's early 'Ram' and 'Red Rose Speedway' albums, and realized just how complimentary Linda's singing and other creative input actually was to both McCartney's and Wings' defining sound. In those early ...

@Nooz2Me ..And as for taking "a few years off-" that's exactly what John did after going back to Yoko. Between 1975 and 1980 he didn't record a single note of music, nor did he write a complete song. The BEST thing of John's that Yoko could contribute to the Anthology 'reunion' songs was 'Free As...

@windsorbear D'Oh!! You busted me on that one, I truly don't remember "Bang-Shang-" coming first, but that "Sugar, Sugar" was the only song of theirs I didn't like much. I LOVED "Get On The Line" and even at 11 yrs old I was impressed by the excellent female vocals- and cracked up laughing whene...

@dynagravitomagnetic So that 'Archie's here, Reggie's here' intro doesn't just exist in my imagination? Thanks for confirming, I was beginning to think I had a false memory! And thanx to blackonyx2002 I now know 'Get On The Line' was indeed released on an LP, GREAT song!

I love it! So much great stuff I'd never heard before, mixed & edited beautifully with the clips. I made my own 'Beatle Talk' mix awhile back because I loved the 'Think For Yourself' rehearsal tape, but these film clips and audio samples blow mine away- great job!

You Kaiser Chiefs are an awesome group! The video is a beautiful tribute to Nesmith, but 'Never Miss a Beat' had me rocking and stands as a great song on its own. Mike would be proud!

@5inthehole: Apparently you, along with me and a few million others, are still listening to, and commenting on, this "Sad" group 45 years later via a technology that was non-existent when they were first "forged together."

So who's going to listen to YOU after this??

@JonnyBaak: This video series you have crafted is a true labor of love from an insightful and genuinely knowledgeable admirer of The Monkees. By compiling the most relevant, informative and entertaining segments from an impressive collection of documentaries and extremely rare footage, this visua...

This is the most thoughtful, enjoyable and perfect video tribute to The Monkees I've ever seen. This excellent compilation is an example of why the tv series averaged upwards of ten million viewers a week in 1966-67. Great job, MarmadasBaggins, gotta watch part #2!