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sorry about the last comment. but it really did make me laugh out loud.
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This song isn't from 1970, but 1971. It came out in the summer of '71.
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what a band. the bands nowadays are not even close to the class of this band(:
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turbulent times flashed back to me, it was like we all lived it and filed it away
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Far out, awesome song, group and the times, WOW. I got drafted back then and lived all of these hards times. Funny when Obama got elected and it began to sink in, all these
turbulent time
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My brother had a copy of this album, I wore it out listening to every song over and over! It's been too long to have a listen...
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Who could dislike this? Peace 2 all
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@BerkLeeDrm Funny you should mention the dog chain trick. . .I had not1, but TWO strands of paper-clips strung together on one of my cymbals to try and get the same effect. It was pretty pathetic. . .but better than nothing. If I could play like Floyd Sneed, I would have been beyond happy. . .I loved that man's groove. . . .
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Aint that what you said ... Aint that what you said ... Aint that what you say ............
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@Drewb18c1 No one hates war more than the soldier who has to fight it.
Yet it wasn't blue collar Americans who started the Viet Nam war and it wasn't DC elite's who protested it. Yet it was the semi "educated" college age "love-in generation" who scorned those that returned from country and labeled them as "war mongers". Those words and the protests against those whose only crime was to serve thier country should never have happened. As I said, Nice tune, just don't care for the politics.
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@ryindy It's something that I believe has changed. Everybody I know who was disgusted with Bush's invasion in Afghanistan and Iraq hated those in Washington making the key decisions and certainly not the young men and women fighting the war.
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This tune was recorded in a public restroom to get that different sound that they captured.
What a year that was--your pix brought back lots of memories. Good job!
zzmystery 3 months ago
@zzmystery Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
grizzlyten 3 months ago
yeah, I agree with equating.Thought song was about a shunted lover, but your pictures brought in other perspectives after all these years, especially the Kent State picture, when you came to shocked disbelief the establishment is killing our own on our own soil. That event turned my generation against war and politics more than anything else. nice job on a post allowing others to see things in a different light and stirring long dormant wounds.
speedskiff2 4 months ago
@speedskiff2 I agree with you that the Kent State killings were the biggest shocker of all. It was so sad. Thanks for your interesting comment. It's always nice to hear from someone who was there and remembers the times.
grizzlyten 4 months ago