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@whitekuduone

Yep. You're spot on. I couldn't state it any better.

We're living the scary times of slutification of our youth, with corporate backing and complacency from the general public.

I feel sorry for my future grandchildren.

Thank you so much for this footage Jon. It is greatly appreciated.

@Gazolba

Actually, Love turned down an offer to play at the Monterrey Pop Festival in 1967.

That was a bad decision. Things could have turned-out better, if they accepted it.

This is THE ORIGINAL PUNK SONG.

Groundbreaking!

Thank you for that presentation Kyle.

Just one thing is lacking.

Get someone with you to hold the camera, and add a driving assessment with it, regarding acceleration, ride handling, etc.

Good job overall though, considering you were doing the whole thing by yourself.

I haven't heard that song in many, many years.

LOVE IT.

I will now go the ITunes and buy the download to my IPhone.

Thanx YouTube!

Hey. Let's get this album on the ITunes Store listing, NOW!

I want to download it on my IPhone, NOW!

Now I know where Steve Marriott got his hairdresser from.

Kiki Dee's.

@SIMKINETICS

Yes. Music dissolves all borders of mankind.

Just recently, many former Soviet officials have admitted that throughout the 60s and 70s, music from such bands as Led Zeppelin and the Beatles, softened their hearts, to the point that they could not conceive of "pushing the button" on ...

It was performances, precisely like these, by bands such as Led Zep, that kept the Russians from pushing THE BUTTON. The Soviets were, at this point, enamored with R&R in the free world, which eventually softened their hearts, to open up to freedom.

It was done through MUSIC.

May it last forever.

@Ladybrite1

Yep. Me too. I live in the freeway mecca, SoCal.

@problem49

Your comment put me in a fit of hysterics that almost gave me a hernia.

Thanks.

I needed a good laugh.

(I'm still laughing.)

This is absolute fun.

I miss those days immensely.

I pray for those days of yore.

This entire song seems to have the exact rhythm of a highly skilled pro basketball player's dribble moves, just bouncing around with confidence, everywhere it goes, as an entire band. I believe Ian Paice had more control than most people think. Ritchie Blackmore knew he had a good drummer and nev...

@306bad

You got that right bro.

I remember the time I bought the album. It was the summer of 1970, just before high school football practice in Azusa, Ca. I went over to my friend's house to show it off. We laughed, as he had already bought it himself, so we listened to it in his house, over and...

@Iamthenight84

Great my son. Feast yourself on the great "old school" music. It will last forever, in the test of time.

I had the privilege of having seen Jethro Tull several times, when they were in their prime, during the early Seventies, in the L.A. area. It was a fun time to live in it.

If ...

There is something special about this song.

Not only are the lyrics deep and inspiring, but the music gives me absolute chills and tinglings to my bones. At the apex of the song, the trumpets go off and seem to open up the heavens. It is the best usage of trumpets I have ever heard in any song co...

I bought this album in 1973. It was, and still is, too far ahead of it's time. If you have a copy,just place it in a time capsule. It will get discovered in the year 2173 and then begin to top the charts.

I think Jimmer looks a lot like the late Drazen Petrovich.

He's an assassin.

I think Jimmer looks a lot like Drazen Petrovich.

Just insane.

He looks like Drazen Petrovich.

Just insane.

Someday I would like to meet Tommy Morgan. Does he live in the L.A. Area? And if so, where or how can I get to see him?

@muzictalks

This song first hit the airwaves in the summer of 1970, my friend.

Even though I am mostly into rock and roll, I remember where I was, the moment I first heard it on the transistor radios of Doheny Beach. It hit me from out of nowhere. It was more than a song. It was an event. To thi...

You're looking and listening to perfection, with feeling, enveloped into singing, with an angelic voice.

I have had the opportunity to meet with many people in her home town of Downey, California, who knew Karen as close friends. I work in that city. They all tell me how sweet she really was.

On...

Dudes. This assassin is the next Steve Nash.

You're witnessing the next Steve Nash.

@inkey2

Yes. Mike Smith was also a very accomplished musician, from a very early age, on keyboards, specializing on the piano.

He was also just as much, (if not more), of a "heart throb" to the birds, as Paul Mc Cartney.