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The Monkees perform on the Rosie O'Donnell Show (1996)
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- The band performs "Last Train to Clarksville" in a promotional appearance for their 1996 summer tour on July 24, 1996. Please visit my website at www.monkeesconc....
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No matter what they say. They are a BAND!
No
@@durango8882 Yes.
With a band playing behind them.....
Well, I guess, even though they have a bunch of pros backing them up, and they didn't write the song, but hey! Nostalgia!
@@Mike_LaFontaine75 nesmith wrote some good songs like distent drum
Remember The Monkees TV show?...I was just a little 6 or 7 year old bugger back then... couldn't wait to wake up on a Saturday morning and watch them...miss those days...
Man, Mickeys voice was always really underated.....he is a great singer!!
absolutely under-rated..I didnt appreciate what a great voice he had until I rediscovered the Monkees in the last 20 years ..his vocals on "as we go along" brilliant,
Mickeys voice is one of the Best.
Really he sounded great. Back in the day Davey was the star and Mickey on the drums.
His vocals on "Good Times" at 70 years old make him sound like a teenager. No loss at all. Amazing.
Pleasant Valley Sunday really shows his vocal range also.
The more I hear these guys all these years later, the better they sound!! They really DID kick ass!!! RIP DAVY, MICHAEL AND PETER!!
How come they died so early ?
@@johndarrell3738They were in their 70's. Mike and Davy died of heart attacks and Peter had cancer.😢
The little girl in the audience bopping along to the song is adorable!
The little kid dancing on the stairs, made this video perfect.. ✌️
Some of us were fortunate enough to have grow up in a time when there was such a music !!!!
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Fabulous underrated band of super talented musicians and personalities who brought so much happiness to the world ❤thank you so much the Monkees😊🎉
All they did was sing, they didn't play any instruments.
You are right they didn't at first but they did as time went on they were fun to watch and listen to
3:35 3:35
You know you've got something when you even see the kids getting up and dancing with joy.
That's because they were told to get up and clap and dance around with the flashing Applause sign!
My daughter wasn't born until 2 years after this performance, but when she was roughly the same age as that girl on the stairs she would have been doing exactly the same. All these years later I would love to hear that lady tell the stroy of how she felt then and what, if anything the performance means to her today.
It was their first big hit. Used to set the record player needle to this song on their first album and played the heck out of it on the okd Symphonic stereo we bought in 1961. Cherry finish and a very heavy recird player platen for stability. Cost our family a small fortune back then but my father wanted to buy the best-made in the USA when that meant something.
That little girl dancing on the stairs all by herself was a joy to watch and I hope she got to meet The Monkees. . . . . . .
Mickey is a very credible pop singer with a unique voice.
Even Mike Nesmith said that Mickey's voice was the most distinctive sound that made The Monkees what they were. There would have been no shame in just singing. It's like they had a complex where they felt like they needed to really play instruments to be taken seriously. But Mickey and Davy were both just fine as singers. Ironically, what they did have is probably rarer than the ability to play a guitar or drums well. Millions of people can do that, but no one has their voices.
I meet Davey Jones in person in Los Angeles. It was in February of 2012. Two weeks later he died. I was so hurt when I heard the news 😢💔. I have a picture of myself with him. I am so happy that I got to meet him before he died. I think he died on February 29th 2012. I remember it was a leap year. R I P DAVEY JONES. You will always be in my heart ❤.
I was blessed to had grown up watching Mickey, Peter, Davy and Michael perform. Their show was great. I loved these guys. If any of you read this, I miss you.
Mickey is the only one left.
@@sandrajohnson2489 Thank you for that Sandra. I trust you enjoyed them as well. I’m still a day dream believer.
@@sandrajohnson2489 where is Mike with the hat?
@@elizabeththompson6644 Unfortunately, Mike pased away in December 2021. After his run with the Monkees, and his country band, First National Band. He took a step back and founded Pacific Arts. He continued to write songs, such as Lynda Ronstadt and The Stone Poneys' "Different Drum". And he occasionally did bit parts in film and TV.
@@Riftsrunner I knew he had passed, but this video says it was from 11 years ago.
I’ll never stop loving The Monkees.
I love how Peter can’t help dancing while he is playing!
Wow, the best.
Good singing voices but they need a backup band to play their music Peter looks like he is not even. Playing but I love their music
@@chucknoto281 Peter played every instrument and was awarded the Orchestra Kentucky lifetime achievement award. He returned the favor by writing a concerto for them. When he was hired to play Bass for The Monkees tv show, he also had mastered classical piano, the banjo, guitar drums and two other instruments I can’t remember. Micky played classical guitar but played contemporary with his band. For his audition, he played a spirited rendition of “Johnny Be Good”. Michael Nesmith was “discovered “ by the producers performing at The Troubadour Club in West Hollywood. He played his six string but played his now signature 12 string for the show. Micky was cast as the drummer despite the fact that he didn’t play drums. But like any good actor, he learned. David and Peter taught him. Peter having fun while playing is due to the simplicity of the guitar. Peter was a classical pianist. He played several instruments when he was hired for the tv show. After the show, he learned all orchestra instruments as well as innumerable instruments from around the world. He especially loved it when someone brought him an obscure instrument. He’d fiddle around with it and within minutes would be playing songs on it.
@@TiaMargarita Hi Margaret. It seems like you are really interested in Monkees history. You might want to check out the documentary "The Wrecking Crew" and the book by David McGowan titled "Weird Scenes Inside the Canyon".
@@richardrichard9785 Ya, I’m a closet Monkeephile. Have you read Fred Velez Then and Now? I wrote a piece in the international version. I’ve seen The Wrecking Crew documentary. Great minds think alike!
The Monkees may have gotten old, but the spirit of the Monkees never will
@Berry Harbour I figured as much😀👍
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That little girl dancing on the stairs all by herself brought a tear to my old wornout eyes. I took my daughter to see Gary Puckett and she got away from me and stood up and started dancing just like that. She was about that age. I guess everyone must have thought it was cute, because no one said a word. Even the ushers pretended they didn't see anything. It was so cute. My only regret is there was no decent quality video on flip phones back in those days, so it only exists in my memory now. She doesn't even remember it.
I am a Gary Pucket fan, as well.
Great music from childhood.
@@fairenough7984 i actually met him after the concert. Very nice guy and very appreciative, unlike most performers today. He actually took the time to talk to me, where most performers today would tell me to p*ss off!
Nice memory. It's great when something triggers a fond recollection years later. Had that happen myself a few times.
Now Gary Puckett -- yet another awesome talent who had megahits in the 1960s.
LoveLoveLOVE your story!!!
*that little kid dancing was so cute..😊😊*
This song is underrated by many. It was an anti-war song - the last train was departing for bootcamp and then Vietnam, and he didn’t know if he would come back alive hence the “don’t know if I’ll return” line. The TV execs never knew the song was anti-war, but all us young people listening on the radio knew what it was about.
I didn't know it and still don't see any connotation to boot camp. Clarksville? You do realize the TV execs created this, made for TV, band?
@@stevek8829 The TV execs created the Monkees but the band members gelled and were genuinely talented. The writer of the song said that they couldn't make it a direct protest song due to the TV execs, but it was intended to be an indirect protest song and they hoped the fans would get it. As it turned out they did get it, but for an incorrect reason. Fans assumed that the song was referring to Clarksville Tennessee which is close to Fort Campbell, Kentucky. Apparently that was just a coincidence and the song writers only learned of that after the song's release. The writers thought the line "I don't know if I'm ever coming home" was the indirect reference to going to Vietnam that they wanted people to understand.
@@artistjoh as a 15 year old when it came out, it went right over my head. I never caught it. I had also learned not to pay too much attention to rock lyrics. Jeez, 55 years to learn about a song. The one thing I did know was that they were a contrived band, so paid then little mind.
They did show that a lot of a band's success was ability to publicize.
@@stevek8829 They were intended as an artificial thing by their TV producers, and at first they were intended to be the face of the band on TV, but other professional musicians would play the music for recordings, but the guys didn't like that and fought the TV execs and eventually gained control of recording etc. So they stopped being the compliant fake group for TV and became a genuine creative group. They ended up selling 75 million records, and during 1967 (some said they outsold The Beatles and Rolling Stones combined,) making them one of the highest selling bands of all time.
They broke up in 1970, but reformed in 1986 and produced four albums over the next 35 years. Jones died in 2012 and Tork in 2019, and Dolenz and Nesmith conducted a Monkees farewell tour in 2021. Nesmith died just after the tour ended. A lot of people don't know about this Monkees band life that continued after the demise of the TV show and continued until quite recently. It demonstrates that while the band was intended to be just a TV creation, it grew into something real and long lasting.
All artists have a responsibility to their audience. That is what the First Amendment is all about. The People Rules. The war was very unpopular.
I love the Monkees and have since their very first show on NBC back in the 1960s. Fast forward to the early 1980s and my 5 year old daughter loved them too without any prompting from me, as she watched reruns on Nick at Nite or some other channel. The thing is, she thought it was a new show and that the guys were still young. I bought their 20th anniversary album and that's when my daughter, a bit confused, discovered that her crush Davey was 20 years older than the episodes showed him. Many years later, my grandson watched Shrek and thought the Monkees tunes in it were new too. The Monkees keep gaining new fans in each generation. Long live The Monkees.
The original 'made' boy band and still the best. Listening to their music still puts a huge smile on my face.
Rock group.. not boy band.
Mickey Dolenz could have been one of THE most memorable vocalists ever - the guy was a natural
Could have been?
He’s great!
Davy Jones appeared on
The Ed Sullivan Show
09 February 1964
just like David Cassidy , but they got stuck in the bubblegum and couldn't get out
I described to a blind person when I was 11 the colour of purple and he totally comprehended...2 pieces of Hubba-Bubba Grape gum...From that moment on he's been infatuated with prince....
Saw these guys live in the late 70's at a rather small bar. I swear it felt like Bugs Bunny and his buddies had been brought to life - they were such a huge part of my childhood.
The sounds of my youth. I didn’t miss a show.
Micky has a great voice!
R.I.P - Davey Jones. I had the pleasure of meeting you. Xoxo from here to heaven; you are truly missed.
I met Peter about 20 years ago he was very sweet! I even got a hug and an autograph!
I'm so glad they all managed to get back together and perform which we were all hoping The Beatles would have done. It was nice The Monkees got together in their older ages and stayed friends. I mean how many bands have done this successfully. ☺️☺️
They got better with age !!
Surprisingly many these days. So many bands got back together over COVID, made albums and now touring.
The Beatles reunion may eventually have happened if John had not been assassinated. A huge loss to the world for sure.
The replacement Paul (i.e. "Faul", a.k.a. Beatle Bill) decided he wanted an in-law to take over managing the money, and he wanted to get paid more than the others. John just wouldn't stand for it. It was never to be.
I think the stones are still knocking about!
Boy, Mickey's voice is just great! All their voices were great. It's like stepping through a time portal. Too bad Mike wasn't still with them. Really can't speak about Davey and Peter it's just.... can't believe their gone. How ironic, "I'm a Believer" was the first song of theirs that really caught me. Just can't believe their gone. They were the "young generation", they were never supposed to grow old and in a way they didn't. - LOLOL
All who I love is passing around me. This generation is passing away and that just isn't supposed to happen!
Man, they were so great. So sad that Mickey is all we have left from this epic group.
I saw the Monkees at the Spectrum/ Philadelphia in 1967- the first of a lifetime of concerts. They opened me up to music. Of course Linda Ronstadt & the Stone Ponies warming up, along with Jimi Hendrix appearing a couple of times didn't hurt! Mickey was my fav, my first crush, when all my girlfriends raved about Davy. Then I became too "cool" to admit I liked them. Well, I'm happy I can say Hey hey we're the Monkees again with my head held high!!! Play us all into heaven, guys.
I'm English, and between aged 11 and 14 these my favourite band! My first ever single bought with my pocket money, was a little bit me, a little bit you. I'm 64 now! 🇬🇧👍🏻😆. Shit, where did those years go? 😱
If i could turn back time, to the good old days. Agree. Same here . Oh God . Time machine please 🙏. 😊👍
I keep asking myself the same thing all the time.
Me 62. Loved 'em since the day they came on. 1966 forever!!!
I am 63 ,ahh bob wonderful music times, the girls,TV, cinema,etc if only we had a time machine
Loved watching them on tv, thought I could go and be on there with them. Funny as a little kid you think it's real.
Both David and Peter died in the month of Feb. Rest in peace.💔
Be happy that we had them as long as we did. "THANKS GUYS"
Peter Tork passed away on February 21, 2019 and Davy Jone passed away on February 29, 2012.
Like they say, "Rock & Roll heaven has one hell of a Band". Thank You, RIP
I'm a Shelton
Writer Stephen King has always been convinced that he is going to die in the month of February. Because of that paranoia he has never set the events of any of his books or stories in February
@TOM ARCHER I would like to remind you my brothers and sisters, The Beatles landed in America on February 9th, 1964. Ban February, indeed.
Mickey Dolenz -- great vocal.
RIP....David and Peter. Your show and music brought me many good times.
Thank you Monkees for giving me the most amazing fun and peace filled childhood. I love you guys. Your songs are pure nostalgia.
It's 2022 and I've loved the Monkees about 56 yrs..❤❤❤
They were a real band and a great one at that. Awesome performance.
Oh.....Great memories. I had their posters on my bedroom walls. Dreamy Davie 🥰
Thank goodness they got this on tape while they were all still around
Extremely underrated band!
Underrated? Are you nuts? They became huge.
No they were not underrated
@@abelmontalvo4052 Why are you trying to assassinate my penguin!
@@theoriginalmungaman like I said they were not underrated
Man! MICKY can sing!!!!!!
He can scat too. Check one of their old songs called "Goin' Down"
I love when he belts!
I love Goin' Down!
Every time this came on TV I watch the Monkees the music is classics.
I love the Monkeys they were always on in my house as a kid
Happy new year friend 🎈🎈🎈🎈🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎆🎆🎆🎆🎆🎆🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎇🎇🎇🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎉🎄🎉🎄🎉🎊🎆 💙💙
Watch the audience. These guys are loved by their fans. And rightly so.
Ohhhh my God!!!!
I love the Monkees.....Im 57 old but they are with me ..all my life..
I love Michael Nesmith...💋💋💋💋💋💋💋❤❤❤❤❤
Died last week. Too sick to tour.
Miss those Saturday mornings! Couldn't wait to wake up, get downstairs for some peanut butter and toast and milk, and get that TV on for the best half hour of my week! It was 1967- I was 11 and crazy for the Monkees!
The Monkees I saw aired on Monday night...... Maybe you were viewing later reruns on Saturday.....?
The little girl dancing in the isle losing her hat was me listening to my first Monkees album from my Mom's collection @ her age..
Sadly after l really listened, I knew as a kid in '73 why he might never come home.
Saw them at Disney's House of Blues with my daughter. Nesmith wasn't there, but it didn't matter. Davey, Peter & Mickey rocked the joint!. I was impressed with how strong their voices were, particularly Dolenz' singing Goin' Down. Love you guys forever!💕
Nesmith had some issues while The Monkey's TV show was going because he wrote a
lot of songs and the TV Executives were rejecting his songs most of the time. Nesmith was a pretty serious music making man, so the Monkey's music was not really his cup of tea. As the show went on, he grew more tired of it and for a long time he hated the Monkey's music. Finally, he had enough of everything and wanted out, but the TV Execs said no that he had to finish his contract which also included some type of commercial etc... Once he finally go out of it he never really looked back. However, I think it was in the last 10 years of his life he finally started seeing what The Monkey's thing was all about and he even started actually enjoying the music from those days. I think he finally realized that some of the things he wanted for himself, and his life had happened because of that time in his life. He finally came to embrace it instead of seeing as a mistake and thinking it kept him down when really, it wasn't. I am sorry it took him so long to see that and to also mend some of those relationships. In the end, no one can say he didn't finally make amends to things... because he did.
Mon KEEs as in piano Kee's@@Knorkooli
Love the little girl dancing in the aisle! RIP Davy and Peter.
My wife and I saw them in Albany ga in the 90s along with Herman and the hermits .. what a fun night!!!
Lucky you
Wow! That was great - such an irresistable song and a wonderful performance.
Love their music ❤️ such an underrated band. 👍
The only band I truly regret not seeing. RIP
Wow.....that was sooooo good. If you're ever feeling down, just watch this video.
Their music never ever, ever gets old. Love it!
Awww look at the Lil cutie dancin on the steps! Just goes to show how their music crosses over many generations!!!!!!!😊
I was looking for the first comment about Mara Wilson dancing on the steps!
Yes I love that. So sweet. She’s moved by the music.
GREAT BAND MISS AND LOVE...THANK YOU FOR THE MUSIC 🎸🎸🎸🥁🎶🎵🎼🎸❣🎤🎤🎤
in 1966 I had the 45 record "I'm not your stepping stone", I started playing drums in 1970, I took my daughter to see the Monkeys in 2000 at Boston's Esplanade, we took the train from West Concord and rode our bikes into the Esplanade, and I had the best time with my daughter ever. she never seen Boston, I love my daughter Selma, Ill never forget that day! it was the best day I ever had with my daughter,
creto Olsen Nice memories
*If I had a kid...EVERY DAY would be 'best' for me!* (I had a good chance once to know real happiness with the woman I still love and her son...and I let it go over my stupid fucking 'Pride & Arrogance' and my heart hurts everyday since...at least if 'Hell' is real, there's nothing there that hurts more than I hurt already)
Framingham here!
So good for you great bonding between you all
Tough guys use
*bold*
Look at these guys!!! They are amazing. Just doing what they do best making people happy. 💯
They had such great songs - I loved the TV show when I was a kid.
the Monkees were really a great band, n gave us oldies alot of good memories when we wanna go back in time, thanks!!
I grew up watching their shows and listening to their music. 😊
The Monkees play continuously in my surroundings.! They are xllnt and bring musical joy always...r.i.p.peter torkelson r I.p.davy Jones....amen
Goodbye Mike.
RIP Peter Tork and Davey Jones.
they definitely was apart of my childhood good memories
I love The Monkees so much. They weren’t even popular when I was growing up. I discovered them in my 20’s
Man, I love Peter’s dance moves! And how he makes the guitar sing!
I remember watching this when I was a kid. Thought it was pretty cool that these guys tried to get back together after so many years apart
One of the best groups of the 60s loved Davey Jones when to soon r.i.p your music will live on forever
On my 6th or 7th birthday, my favorite gift was a record album by the Monkees. I was in love with Davy and my sister loved Micky. We just knew we would grow up and marry them lol. This video brought a lot of memories back of my wonder years!
Brings back some great memories. I used to watch the monkeys on TV when I was a young boy. My sisters went crazy for the monkeys. 😂❤
This is amazing. It still sounds great. I watched all there shows in the 1960s. I even saw them live in Toronto about 1990 it was great.
Long Live The Monkees Rest In Peace Peter And Dave You Guys Are One Of A Kind And One Of The Best Singers /Actors In History
Peter and Davy you are missed by so many💔
Still sounds as good as ever.
Great fun and energy. Peter was a hoot.
Feeling old. We've lost way too many classic rock stars lately
Dave & Peter aren't the 1st kickass celebrity legends to be lost to us & the last they will not be.
Sad but True😭.
The Last Train to Heaven they took.
Rock stars? They were actors playing rock stars
I grew up watching and listening to these guys. I loved them. Always voted for them on the "Battle of the Bands" local radio KLIV broadcasts in San Jose, CA back in the 60's.
The Monkees started in 1966, and I was born in 1972. I have enjoyed the show, in reruns of course, haha, and songs my entire life. Whenever I look them up on UA-cam and listen to their music, it's like visiting with lifelong friends. I will enjoy their music for the rest of my life.
Oh, the memories, makes me teary eyed to see Davyand Peter, love them.
I finally found a reason to watch the rosie show for 2 mins. NOW MOVE TO CANADA AS YOU PROMISED.. PS TAKE DENIRO WITH YOU!
Peter Leiza:Hey,what's Canada ever done to you,sport?
Just love watching that little girl dancing in the aisle! She is really having fun! LOVE the Monkees, especially Davy!
Janine Henseler Always a new generation!
1:53. Entertaining the young. From generation to generation, they never get old
So great to see these guys playing in this configuration with Peter doing a very good job on lead guitar! Never got to see them in their travels, but it looks like people really loved them!
Well the guitar parts were rather simple and repetitive. They had about a 10 piece backing band.
Well, he played about a dozen instruments. I guess from growing up as a free agent through those herikrishner group. Idk how to spell it, sorry. My point, Pete was very capable of playing many instruments. Environment is influential as to what you learn
Yes, we did and do.
Peter and Michael were already experienced musicians and songwriters before being cast for the show. And I don't mean experienced in the Jimi Hendrix sense, although The Monkees did go on tour with Jimi. Once.
Definitely deserve some Consideration for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2024.
That really needs to happen before Micky passes away
I just love them!! This was the year I saw them in concert at Six Flags over Texas with my Mom&Daddy. One of the highlights of my life!
I was in 10th Grade when the Monkees first started out on their TV show. Fun memories of all those years ago. Never saw this video.
Peter Tork used to live near my cousins in Connecticut. They said that he made a good living teaching guitar.
Whoa! Mickey not playing the drums and Pete not playing the bass. But Davy still playing the tambourine. Missed Mike. Solid performance.
Peter was the drummer, no?
Mickey only played the drums in the TV show because Davy was cast as the front man. Davy is actually the better drummer and Mickey’s primary instrument is guitar. They usually played their main instruments when recording.
@@kelly5744 hi kelly.peter was playing lead guitar on Rosie's show because mike was I believe passed away. He was originally the bass guitarist and Mickey was always the drummer. Peter use to visit my across the street neighbor of mine in la mirada California. 😁great band
@@michaelzuccaro1798 mike nesmith died in 2021. this was filmed in 1996. pretty sure mike wasn't there because he didn't want anything to do with the monkees.
Great song by The Monkees. I caught them long ago on a reunion tour when Davey was still alive.
Part of my childhood and high school memories fav is I am believer
INDUCT THE MONKEYS IN ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME!! MIKEY IS STILL ALIVE. 9/17/22
So sad about peter. Still very very sad over Davy, he went way too young! Monkee fan 4ever!
Davey jones lives forever on UA-cam
It's what they did with their lives that matters.
I discovered the Monkees during their big comeback in the mid 80s. I remember summer vacation, getting up early with my brother and sister to watch cartoons, then The Monkees, The Munsters, Gilligan's Island, The Brady Bunch then ouside to play until dark. I remember it as one of the happiest times in my life, just innocent fun and my family was all still alive. My family is all gone now except for me and my brother.
It sucks but everyone dies. I loved the 3 Stooges and Little Rascals when I was a kid and cried my eyes out when I found out that all the 3 Stooges and most of the Little Rascals were dead but they live on forever with their films.
Mike gone last week. Dolenze had nothing but good to say about him.
That riff was Beatle like and made the song so catchy! I still like this song and many others they did including Stepping Stone, I’m a Believer, Valleri, and Porpoise Song. Their music has held up over 50 years and it still sounds good!
I remember watching the Monkees on TV when they were producing the shows I was just a kid they had some cool shows and some of their songs were hits.
Awesome voices great job 👏 👍
Geez they sounded great. So much for them not playing on their own records, that was rocking!
Michael and Peter actually were already musicians and songwriters before being cast on the show. Davy and Mickey were actors. Obviously Mickey learned to play the drums and apparently, guitar too. They fought for complete control of their music and "Pleasant Valley Sunday" was the first single produced under their control... if I remember correctly.
@@gregorymoore2877 yes I was aware of that , but thanks! What I didn’t know was that they produced “Pleasant Valley Sunday” love that track
@@gregorymoore2877 I'll add a little trivia related to the band and my particular childhood. Obscure, I know, but I laughed about it in 1981 when I noticed it. The British comic (comic book) 2000 AD had a Judge Dredd series entitled 'The Case Of the Urban Gorillas!' Intelligent renegade apes take hostages in Mega City one, at the Mickey Dolenz block of all places. As the Mega City Judges on duty fail miserably, our favourite dictatorial lawman is called in to sort out the mess. I was 10 years old at the time and had a good laugh at the name of the block/arcology. All these years later I still remember the panel where Dredd took down the leader, kicking him in the head and rasping out 'Eat Judge boot, lawbreaker!' With the hindsight of years it is unfortunate that the name chosen by 2000 AD for the leader of the rebel apes was Harambe. My rambling diatribe just goes to show that if you live long enough, your childhood memories reach out into all other kinds of pop culture, and years later give youtubers under the age of 20 the perfect excuse to post replies like 'cool story bro' 'Ok Boomer' and the ever popular 'WTF?'
Слушали на магнитофоне и танцевали,!а тут живое выступление,! это здорово и восхитительно,благодарен,
I love that Peter is wearing glasses!