History of British Rock - Part 10 (Final Part)

The documentary culminates with the legendary Monterey Music Festival of June, 1967, and the ultimate END to end all ends, "My Generation" by the Who.

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Music

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• San
• Francisco
• Summer
• of
• Love
• 1967
• The
• Who
• Monterey
• My
• Generation

[kidcalabria]

Great documentary, thank you so much for posting it

[tunenito]

Thanks for W@tching!

:-)

[wb7cyo]

Awesome...thanks for posting the series......

[tunenito]

Thank you ... long live Rock!

[esomary]

THANK YOU I enjoyed watching all the parts - one better than other! LONG LIVE THE ROCK

(I consider great it ended with The Who)

[tunenito]

I agree about the Who ... best way to end the movie... Rock on !!!

[boliboy2299]

Thanks UK for all that wonderful music

[Uknowhoo971]

@zzebowa i know! i was waiting for them to show up but... guess not

[zzebowa]

"Never again dominate"? What about Led Zeppelin? Whoever put this script together knows nothing about music.

[IrishAmerican1234]

the summer of love was allot of smoke and mirrors, it is always being said that it was this great time filled with music and love, but it was just mostly teens on acid, WOODSTOCK on the other hand was more of a love filled, musical experience

[kraken589]

oh ok they were saving my generation for the end (this comment is in regards to my comment on part 9)

[Khultan]

@Cissy2cute Drug preoccupation would be more San Francisco, down south in Los Angeles the scene there was lively rock'n'roll (which SF looked down upon) but was crushed by the conservatives along with robot law enforcement.

[DIAMONDGEEZER64]

The Who were awesome, what a way to finnish a gig. Could you imagine all those sickly soft shit boy bands that are churned out today doing that?

[Sludge9509]

THE WHO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[crapitoutjim]

@vejdirektoratet moan moan moan, just be grateful somone has taken the time and effort to post this excellent documentory!

[zzebowa]

Of course ots complete cock to say the British Invasions stopped in 67, it continued with Led Zep, who took the US by storm, and PinkFloyd, and Deep Purple, and Black Sabbath, and Judas Priest, and Iron Maiden...