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lol Jack Nickelson with crazy rnd taliban guy 0:28 - Ghostrider since past ;D ?!
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roll another, just like the other one . . .
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hmm jadziem
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soldiers , are hero,s hippie,s are not.
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@cazagolero is of
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yhea ,Scott Mckenzi is mi hero for the music
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I was in London, and I was 20, so I had been through the entire Sixties period during the most formative time of my life. Scott McKenzie's bell-like voice marked one of the high points. But very soon after that, things went bad. The hippy idea was briefly seductive, but the love-and-piece ethos didn't make sense to me. By the end of the decade, I had only contempt for the druggies and the hippies. They were all doped-out losers. Up until McKenzie, we were doing well. After that, Marxist crap.
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Why did I have to be born in the 90s I would have loved to be a teenager during the 60's
stevosmusic 8 hours ago
@stevosmusic YOU HAVE THE MUSIC NOW AND FOREVER. Cheers.
deafsubtitles 6 hours ago
I, (originally from Scotland, spent most of my life in Canada and now back in Britain, England), was travelling Europe in late 1986 -87, was stuck in a Paris train staion during a strike - there were many nationalities complaining and groaning about delays and the inconvience of being there, and then this song came on the radio (someones rather large getto-blaster), everybody shut-up, listen and understood, it was unity in an original 60s hope, Beautiful, I'll never forget it, where you there???
jigln 2 days ago
@jigln I was 12 years old, so no, I did not runaway to SF. Tempted, yes. But stayed in Toronto.
deafsubtitles 2 days ago
@deafsubtitles I lived in Toroto 65 -72, went to St, Margaret's elementary, in North York, anyway I was asking IF anybody was in that Paris train station during that strick Dec 22cd or 23rd, 1986. Peace!
jigln 2 days ago
@jigln I wish I was in Paris then and now. Glad you had chance to be there.
deafsubtitles 1 day ago