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You hear that on acid. Do a hit and listen to "Open My Eyes" by Nazz (Todd Rundgren). You hear those sounds near the end of that record, with or without the acid.

This Is It

Thanks for putting that fight up. I'm 59, and Ali-Frazier was a great period to live through. Sorry to hear Frazier's dead. I live in Philly, and we considered him ours.

Read your piece in the Phila. Daily News on Wednesday Nov 2.

Good job!

Sometimes, my screen name when I comment in U.S. newspapers is "Kay Kotso-Deech" (sound it out in Italian)

Anyway: Sono mezzo-mezz'. Da lato del mio padre, nono mio era da Marche, Nona mia era d'Abbruzzi (morti molti anni fa).

(Non parlo molto).

Sounds like my Tinnitus.

I'm white, but grew up in a predominantly black area (outside Phila., PA). I loved soul music . In 1969, we moved into a white area (outside Wilm., DE). It took Jimi Hendrix to cross me over into white rock and roll.

I bought this album in 1970 (it's in my storage locker now). I've been waiting for someone to put this one up.

I'm probably the ONLY white guy that bought this album.

Also on this album, "When The Revolution Comes" -- the reference to "television" came out before the thief Gil Scott-Heron got th...

I heard about this on NPR (U.S. public radio). They said it was funny like our "Daily Show" (John Stewart).

I wish you had subtitles. I can understand some Italian, French and Spanish -- but so sorry -- no Arabic

@billchew450: Yeah, I lived about two-and-a-half blocks from the Yeadon movies. In the late 50's and early 60's, we could see a double feature on Saturday afternoons for 25 cents! We moved out in 1968. I used to walk Baltmore Pike, either to go to the Bazaar, or the opposite way into Center C...

I live in Philly. This song runs through my head sometimes. I figured I'd look, and here it is. Thanks.

@DeutscheSoldat -- You got any?

@GB356 : I saw them on American Banstand. I think the cover-picture is photos from when they were young -- before they produced this song.

I found this. Thanks.

@TravelerDiogenes: With me it was Jimi first. Then the Moody Blues. Went to Germany in 1971-72. Stationed near Stuttgardt, U.S. Army. You know, before I went in, I figured the Army was like in the movies: John Wayne. But NOOOoooo. It was a bunch of freaks getting fucked up. After a while...

We ain't that bad.

@speedy45rpm

You probably have the same album I do (mine's in storage): "Lost Nite," right? Besides "Groovy Baby" there's "This Is My Prayer" by Theola Kilgore; "Stay," by Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs; "Just a Fool(?)" by Ike and Tina Turner; "Island of Love" by the Shepards; "Open the Do...

I have this album in storage. Just the title was enough to get me . . .

@aonechicago "the two that know the secret now are one" -- Yin knows that it is Yang. All is One.

@TABOOVSKNOWLEDGE: Right in your cell phone.

Che cazzo dicono?

@ledzeppthebest: I first heard that album in 1970. But it took me about 15 years to realize: " T.N.U.C" -- Oh, NOW I get it!

Hey! You need to go back to Betty Crocker Cooking school 'cause that bacon looks as raw as when you first fired it up.

@mofragginah: motherfuck you too. Have your mom wash your mouth out with Clairol shampoo. The bubbles that you blow won't be hallucinations. You'll think you're on the set of the Lawrence Welk show. Ah 1, an ah 2, ah . . .. You'll be signin' autographs, stylin' . . . yeah.