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1965 the year i left school. the 50's 60 and 70's were the era of music that i loved. it's easy for people of my generation to see the changes that changed music forever. here we are in 2024 and much of the stuff that is churned out is satanic shit that is meaningless . yep even the music industry has been hijacked by those bastards we are not allowed to talk about the same satanic twats that control Hollywood and most of the media. Perhaps that makes me antisemitic in the eyes of those fake biblical retards. then so be it. 😆

Because there were so many cultural changes happening within a condensed space of time, the release of the album "Forever Changes " in 1967 by Arthur Lee and LOVE, shall for me, always be symbolic of that period, while at the same being relevant every year since ❤

Having graduated high school in the Summer of Love, I'll always appreciate the music creativity of the day.

The dream was beautiful, but reality just got in the way. I was only fourteen in 1967 and the coolest place in the world to be was San Francisco, at least that is how it seemed to this English kid. I still remember that period as something special, a glimpse of how it could be if only we would let it, then the door closed.

60s had unique blend of space race, war, drugs, the pill, epic legislation, assassinations, the list never stops. It was all a big recipe for expressive music unlike any before or after.

I am a fan of London to be honest freewheeling ❤😊

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England had quite the music scene unlike any other country. I recall a Lennon statement where he said that he preferred the early days in Great Britain because it was like being in a gentlemans smoking club

I think this video over thought the phenomena of the time. There was a huge youthful generation coming of age lead by a spoiled bunch of rich kids that had no desire to fight in the mud of Vietnam. Facing a draft and an unpopular war when all they wanted to do is drink, take drugs and puck. They trivialized and demonized the traditional values of their parents and put their talents and energy on anything but. When the Vietnam War ended in 1975, and the draft ended in 1976 the urge to live in a commune died with it. The spoiled rich kids cut their hair, put on a suit, got a corporate job, got married and raised a family. They destroyed their hippy pictures and told their kids nothing of their youthful perversions. With it died the psychedelic movement.

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Tet Offensive, Nixon, Altamont, Manson, burnout, Apollo 11 and end of the decade brought a return to earth. And sadly came in denim, long hair, awful 70s music, and macrame.

Being flattered interview was filmed at the northern border in Ireland, Brexit before Brexit

Apparently if Radio doesn't play it and the Press doesn't write about it, it ceases to exist.

1970.

skiffle groups equals beatnicks

Thanks for bringing up the good times ! In solidarity with the fighters for peace, love, freedom, justice and truth, we express our feelings with music on our channel. Greetings from Germany, CLUB OF THE UNCENSORED POETS

The Summer of Love was coined by the press to describe San Francisco in '67. In reality '66 was more like it. After all the press coverage the criminals big and small converged on SF to take advantage - swindlers, thieves and even murderers like Manson began to hit town.

It was a social fad. All fads go away with time. People tire and have to support themselves, often have to support children. It was not a productive fad. It was an expense. Most music stars died before they were 30. They were the only ones that made a living from the fad. It was drug based movement. Many wound up in jail. Some stayed so wasted they stopped eating food and died. You are glorifying the commercial aspect of the time. You are ignoring the persons that made it happen. They suffered because of it. Shame on you.

You can’t dismiss the role drugs played, and in particular, LSD and other psychotropics in introducing fresh perspectives on life and its meaning along with questioning societal norms. Similarly, coffee, with its drug caffeine, some historians say may have sparked The Age of Enlightenment.

Music started to change in 65. But the songs were still on AM and regulated to under 4 minutes. The real change started in 19 67 with the first rock FM station and all music from all groups could be played. As FM expanded at universities and private stations. Music exploded into different sounds and styles.

Regular Heavy Drug use as well as Alchohal leads to intense introversion and eventually Loneliness or even Madness ! Born in 63 I saw many great talents destroyed in this way !

hot take: yesterday, come together, and and let it be are ass

Jesus christ came for dying sinners who are dying in there sins Jesus christ dose not want no one to perish in there sins and go to hell for ever The soul never dies Jesus said Worms die not And fire never quiches

The Bible says Jesus chirst saves and deliver us from hell and judgement If you believe in your heart god raesd Jesus from the dead U will be saved With the mouth confession the lord Jesus christ and believes in his heart God raesd Jesus from the dead U will be saved

The Bible says in Roman's Whoever has the son of God has life And who ever reject the son will not see life But is condemn already Roman's 8 9 10

Hello people got great good news The Bible says in Mathew Jesus christ died For on the cross and was resurrected from the dead In first John 3 16 For God so loved the world that ❤️ He sent his only begotten son That who so ever believes in him should not perish But have ever lasting life Jesus christ is alive and he is love Jesus christ came to die for sinners He shed his blood for us He took your sins punishment for your sins You don't have to die in your sins You can be forgiveing for your sins and you can be free from the laws of sins and death Jesus christ love.for.us but he hates sin But loves the sinners

Cocaine wrecked it.

Unfortunately number ten is incorrect! That song is called "Don't throw your love away" and not "Needles and pins". 😉

The Sixties, particularly the late Sixties, will always be of interest. The clothes, the films, the music, the art, etc. A mad, experimental time.

The Stones were and still are the greatest Rock n' Roll band ever.

The Stimes were and still are the greatest Rock n' Roll band ever.

What it really sounds like? Somebody put something in their drinks. Someone pushed them too hard. Hey, a little more will make you a little better. RIP, grave or retirement home. Someone said that to all of them. Then... "You're all that counts." ...and we have Boomers.

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As much as I love the Beatles, that white rabbit is the correct choice for number one, but I cannot comprehend how you do not have a Pink Floyd song on the list.

I believe it was the CIA that put a close to the phenomenon that was the psychedelic 60s, which they had helped to create, by controlling the narrative concerning Charles Manson and the Tate-LoBianco murders. The CIA effectively controlled the information in the late 1960s and early 1970s, which led to the end of the peace and love movement. The CIA’s MK ULTRA, backfired as far as the 1960s were concerned, but they wanted to take control of the cat they let out of the bag, because of the anti war movement, and how the 1960s threatened the status quo. Nothing like the mid to late 1960s had ever occurred, in any culture in history. It was the renaissance of eastern thought, in the West. The uptight scene of the 1950s, and very early 1960s, became undone once the psychedelics and grass entered American, and British culture. Just look at photos of The Beatles on the has Sullivan show in 1963, which was pre-marijuana and psychedelics, and then look at the Beatles when they did “All you need is love,“ on the first satellite transmission in Britain thatreached all fivecontinents. Things would never be the same again. The CIA narrative poison, the thoughts by emphasizing the Charles Manson murders over the peace and love of Woodstock that summer. And the deaths at Altamont put another nail in the coffin of the 1960s. Then there was the deaths of some of the most talented musicians of the 1960s; Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix, and Brian Jones. I guess it was inevitable that the spirit of the 1960s would have to come to a close at some point, but not this way.

I was 17 then!! What glorious times!!!

An amazing year (and era) for rock music, It's never been that good again.

Glad to have survived this period

All these lists are subjective, I don’t rate Led Zeppelin all that high, I have all their records but barely listen to them, I prefer Deep Purple any day. The 70’s had the best music.

Good analysis.

On Number 1, "Something" the girl in the picture is Patty Boyd, George Harrison's wife. She later became Eric Clapton's wife after he composed "Layla" in tribute to her.