Buffalo Springfield - For What It's Worth 1967
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2010
- There's something happening here
What it is ain't exactly clear
There's a man with a gun over there
Telling me I got to beware
I think it's time we stop, children, what's that sound
Everybody look what's going down
There's battle lines being drawn
Nobody's right if everybody's wrong
Young people speaking their minds
Getting so much resistance from behind
It's time we stop, hey, what's that sound
Everybody look what's going down
What a field-day for the heat
A thousand people in the street
Singing songs and carrying signs
Mostly say, hooray for our side
It's s time we stop, hey, what's that sound
Everybody look what's going down
Paranoia strikes deep
Into your life it will creep
It starts when you're always afraid
You step out of line, the man come and take you away
We better stop, hey, what's that sound
Everybody look what's going down
Stop, hey, what's that sound
Everybody look what's going down
Stop, now, what's that sound
Everybody look what's going down
Stop, children, what's that sound
Everybody look what's going down
Over the years this song is still powerful. I'm 70 and still find it valid for today
MANKIND, NEVER LEARNS.
I play that song on the electric guitar 🎸 I am 10.
@@lenade99 good on you, you might be famous in the years to come, GOOD LUCK.
Yep me too sad nothing has changed isn't it
Thanks
This song reminds me of what was happening when I first entered the US returning from Viet Nam in 1970 in Oakland California. Green grass was very striking in appearance. A very haunting period in my life in trying to fit into society from a war zone that was largely ignored and not accepted by those we were trying to exist with. In fact, I just remember the song and not who performed it. It is sad to me that I recognize this now that I am over 75. Such a waste of life for all those years in the struggle of trying to understand what happened to me after returning. Very sad years.
Thank you for your service hero 🇺🇸
Thank you for your service and thank God you made it back, a lot of brothers and sisters didn’t.
God Bless you young Man. Give unto Caesar what is Caesar and unto God what is His, and you did.
My husband came back in 69 and still struggles with the demons. There are people standing next to you.
Thank you James for all you gave up for everyone. YOU are a hero - don't ever forget that.
Who is here in 2024 ? This song stand true to this day !
Pretty consistent to the times.
Still stands today!!
Scary how appropriate it is.
It fits in today's world.
I am😊
1960's Music Sounds so much better than today's music in 2024.
BECAUSE IT WAS, SIMPLE.
@@andymatthews7617 I don’t think it was simple at all. Way better, yes.
@@SoGorgeous-ju8jn True, I meant lyrics you could understand, thanks for reply.
Perfect
Every time I fart I think it sounds better then the s hit they put out today!
This song has aged like fine wine.
yeah it sounds like lots of newer songs that try to replicate the 60's
@@chucko4415 hey well that'd be awesome if someone got it right!
I like that saying.
It's not going to get better
@@marsultra7032 Remember, This is classic rock, which is not a period of music, a group of musicians, but a style, that anyone, from any time can re-create. It's just a choice that musicians make, to not make this kind of music, but nothing's holding them back.
This song is just as relevant today as when it was first recorded.
Amen brother
Agreed. Ain’t nobody right when everybody’s wrong.
Into your life it will creep.... HELLO TERRORISTS!
Oh even more so
Agreed
2024 and I’m here. History repeating. Sad 😢
History doesn't repeat it rhymes and what's been exposed is the transnationalists socialists/globalist socio-fascists, woke cultists/Hegelian cultists agenda. They are a rapidly dwindling set who are on the very wrong side of history.
1960s - US fighting communism.
2020s - US exporting neo-communism across the Western World.
Ditto..60s child..born in 53.😮
Yes,heard it back in the early 70s as a kid
Agreed 100%!
It's 2023 and we need more radio play for music like this...reconnect humanity..
Even if it doesn't reconnect humanity...
Humanity is diving down to hell.
Exactly
The Internet killed community. No more "underground" music. Everyone is in their own niche and playlist.
WERS Boston.
Many, many people believe that this song was written for the Vietnam War... but it wasn't. It was describing a street demonstration in Hollywood in 1966 when teenagers were protesting police brutality, cops throwing kids in jail just for being out after 10PM. How do I know that?? BECAUSE I WAS ONE OF THEM.
Someone should write a song for what has just happened (DEATH OF FLOYD)
all around Pandora's Box if I'm not mistaken?....
@@1BoodaCat
Hah! Yes. I was only 16 at the time, and in the Sixties they had a law that anyone under 18 could not be out after 10PM. Can you imagine?? The the sheriffs locked me up in jail like a common criminal as I was walking home. In the prison bus ride to the Hollywood Sheriff station, one of the cops hit the guy sitting next to me in the face, his saliva hitting me in the face, just for fun. It was only then that I realized what we were protesting.
@@tiffsaver Yup...and as an under 18 year old myself I remember my girlfriend and I piling into my VW Bug to get out of there when it started getting crazy, and as we were driving down Holloway to get away from the strip we were stopped by a cop who decided to search my car...I asked him if he could legally do that...and he just looked at me, laughed and said; "girly we can do anything we damn well want to..."
I've never forgotten him or that comment...
incredible to think about the real meaning of the song but how it fit the kate 60's and now 2020 so w... Goes to prove to songs
are just floating out in the ethers ad they get grabbed and turned into a song.
This song still hits harder than any other from my generation. It captures that moment in time perfectly. Still resonates to this day!
ikr
The message is perfectly clear in this song. Makes me wonder if some of the musicians of our generation were visionaries. Marvin Gaye, What's Going On. Steve Stills For What It's Worth.. We are living these times sadly again.
Hits , I put a motion to the floor that it does indeed hit , and still
it was written about The Kent State riot
@@mariaconway4241 Neil Young's Ohio was written about Kent State about an event that happened on 5/4/1970. This is what inspired For What It's Worth: "Although "For What It's Worth" is often considered an anti-war song, Stephen Stills was inspired to write the song because of the Sunset Strip curfew riots in Los Angeles in November 1966, a series of early counterculture-era clashes that took place between police and young people on the Sunset Strip in Hollywood" Maria, that's why this song hits so hard it's was how young people were being attacked by our own Authoritarian Forces, and it was written and released shortly thereafter. Here's a good observation as to what the impact of this song was: "According to Timeline's Matt Reimann, the riots anticipated a cultural rift that only grew in the coming years. In this light, Bob Gibson, manager of the Byrds and the Mamas and the Papas reflected: "If you had to put your finger on an event that was a barometer of the tide turning, it would probably be the Sunset Strip riots." Take care & ✌!
I was at a concert at Sarasota Florida in 1967 and saw The Buffalo Springfield who were fantastic, and now it's 2024, and were still listening to them. Thanks for all the good music and times!
GREAT MUSIC GREAT DAYS, I WANT TO GO BACK, NOW.
We're still listening to them because the message is more appropriate now than ever.
Real songs,not now
@@GavinPeacock-rc6nv I so agree. What we have now is chosen by large corporations and the result of educational systems that rewarded ignorance.
I’m in Sarasota now (2014) listening to this song 👍☮️🙂
Anyone listening in 2024 ???
Nope
Great tune!
Yes, just now. Rather apt and nostalgic.
Yes, I was 14 years old in 1967
With a tear mate in country
Those who don’t learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
The Philippines didn't apparently.
this message is about reincarnation. you live like an animal you repeat.
Nah mate just need more "thoughts and prayers"
Welcome to armageddon.
Not all history needs to be learned
And I know I'm not the only one listening to this today.
No, I’m pretty sure your the only one listening.
@@northdouglas6833 Nope, there are lots of us.
@@johncgw4011 yup there is
@@jamesb.9155 You can fuck right off - if you support Trump you are a traitor.
@@Uppercut443 fuck you!! You are a traitor POS!!! Trump 2020
For me, this song soothes my old soul. I'm 72yo. Congrats from New Zealand 🇳🇿 👏
All it does for me is to remind all ordinary people that bad times are still here, and getting worse.
Our bodies may grow old but our souls,are evergreen.Im the same age as you,my friend and we were blessed,with music like this.Best love,from Wales.
I'm 59 now - sometimes I get depressed - but all I have to do is listen to music from back in the day and I come back to life.....
Focus on beung grateful...daily, anything, everything...you literally can not be depressed & grateful at the same time. God Bless
66....same here
Ditto
The lyrics and melody are timeless. Still haunting in the year 2021. Just a masterpiece.
What happened to great music ??
I just heard this on Pandora and texted my husband the same sentiment. I said, “It’s amazing how much has changed since then and yet nothing has changed and this song is spot on for what’s been going on the last few years.”
I think this song is relevant in Palestine- Israel conflict that is currently happening. Nobody is on the correct side of this, and everybody is wrong. Further escalations will most likely happen till at point of war.
That’s a fact
@@andymatthews7617 stop whining.
One of those songs from over half a century ago that is absolutely timeless. It sounds as fresh and relevant today as it did in 1967.
Truth Indeed AMEN 🙏
Yep!
Wouldn't call it timeless. It's absolutely rotted in time. Doomed by time. The opposite of timeless.
1969 vietnam-era veteran I planted every nine in the barracks after basic training in AIT the song still touches me
For What it's worth, is me favourite song of ALL TIME
So fortunate to have grown up to the best music ever.
Todays "so called" music is TOTAL RUBBISH.
@andymatthews7617 i think you mean "so called 'music'"
@@beyondthestars2003 that's what I've written!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@andymatthews7617 no you wrote "so called" music, not so called "music".
@@beyondthestars2003 GET A LIFE,YOU IDIOT.🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪
Regardless of the reason this song was written, it is far more relevant now than it ever was.
How so.
@@Nicole-and-Antonia just look around.. Jan. 6th is a good example.. Speak out against the man, they come and take you away.
@@SithBich apples and oranges
@@SithBich well bless your heart, apples and oranges, hon.
@@Nicole-and-Antoniajust look around
Still true 50 years later
depends where you are
Aaron you have oppositional defiance disorder dont you?
It's about a coffee shop closing. So year, it's been closed 50 years.
We fondly refer to that as odd in my family.
mandarinlearner only now they say yes war, war! People want death, hate,and sickness. ..They Buffalo Springfield spoke up for what it's worth....Against these#*!
“Nobody’s right if everybody’s wrong” so true
sad but true
Do you see our masters.
Fuuuuuuuuck that. There are plenty of people right. Look to the streets
@@RedRocket415 the people on the streets are following lies
RedRocket415 That’s the point! All sides are fucked
Street people and contrary
This song STILL resonates with what's going on in the world now, it's a timeless classic that will always continue to have meaning.
*Right!!???!!*
Left and right, it takes two hands to clap❤❤❤
@@kingjuggalo7382 *Left wing and right wing, still fly the same bird!!! We are a REPUBLIC and NOT a democracy!!! When people finally WAKE TF UP they will see this!!! They separate us so that we cannot come together against them!!!*
We'd be better off if you were incorrect.
This world now is totally screwed.
Thank you Stephen Stills for all the great great music!🎸🎤🎹
When I heard the first note I remembered the song. Yes Stephen Stills gave us a lot of music that still sounds a fresh now as it did when it was new.
This will resonate. For the next 50 years. Simple.
Truth .....
As opposed to most rap songs.
@@queenanneslace3659 try listening to the lyrics of some rap songs. There's anger there too.
@@queenanneslace3659 IDK, Killing in the Name By RATM has resonated pretty well over the last couple of decades
@@queenanneslace3659 “Nobody’s right if everybody’s wrong.”
Brings me back to a time when I thought I would never grow old and was invincible
We've all been there. Let's just not grow old gracefully!!!
Pareil !
gotta think everyone in the video felt the same
When you're young, you dont care about time, when you get older you realise that time doesnt care about you.
DJosephWells or you start to treasure the time you have and have had which is why I think people see life as slower because they miss the old days
This song still kicks but!! A classic that's never gonna die! Loved by old and young!!
The year I was born...love this music..very much still relevant in these times..a 'resistance' song if ever there was one...love from Australia
This song truly deserves more recognition.
I hear you brother
It received incredible recognition in its day. It was a hit song, and oh so relevant to the Vietnam War.
I found this song through family guy lol
Never more relevant unfortunately
It's got 64 million views 54 years after it's release. How much more recognized can it possibly get?
This song rings true and scares the hell out of me today, way worse than it did in '72. We are in for a rough ride ahead my brothers and sisters.
amen to that.
TIME FOR MR. SOUL.
Aint it tho.
We're just older and understand.
So true the foundation of humanity is being tested right now
hello, i am 22 years old. it is currently 2024 & this song is 56 years old. to everyone old enough to remember when this song came out, please tell me, how did we get here? Why is this song more relevant than ever? why does it feel like we are taking steps backwards as a society?
We always take two steps forward then one step back. Hopefully we are entering a phase of two steps forward.
I wish I had a answere. I'm 73 and graduated from high school in 1969. All I can tell you is... don't follow the crowd. Be willing to change a opinion. I was raised to be a Democrat and switched at 28 years old. Keep your mind open and free to the truth. Republicans didn't start the K.K.K., or Jim Crow Reasoning, Segregation, but "they" don't want you to know. Seek truth and surround yourself with intelligent people. The last remark is the best. Unfortunately too many dumb asses think they are smart, so you to be wise on your path. Best wishes friend.
@@Americathebeautiful49 I would say we are. Hopefully today's young people will feel as motivated to make a difference. I dare to believe in JOY this time.
Heard this as a kid, Now 65 and still relates today, lets get it together!
72 years old and still love this song.
Good music has no end date
What a absolutely depressing thing to read, the fact that it's that old now genuinely makes me sad.
same age rock on
I wasn't even born until 2973 and I still love this sing.😊
@@jacobchapman1563 the song itself isn't 72 years old, the commenter is. The song is only 56 years old (still a long time though.)
Coming back from Viet Nam was hell here in our country, I am an old man now at age 72, but the hell of Viet Nam never leaves my mind.. The hell and nightmares of that wasted war never goes away, from us vets. To all my BROTHERS OUT THERE..I LOVE YOU ALL SO MUCH..
May the nightmares diminish for you, my friend. You do not deserve them. No one does.
I was there, but get over it before you die, Rattler.
@@kshepard52 Thank You Sir Nam never leaves my mind Brother.
Bless You & Yours
@@brucewayne3602 Hugs and Thank You Bruce ❤❤
Still as effective in America 2023 as it was when we all had our ideals. These ideals are still here and I am so blessed to have rediscovered mine. I love listening to this song because it causes me to muse upon the words an the music. We all have our own ways. How cool is that~~~Rock on Brothers and Sisters
2024 still relevant and timeless
A masterpiece, one of the greatest American songs ever made. Its timeless; all these years later and it's still relevant.
@Lucy Rane Keep your identity politics to yourself, nobody wants to hear them on this video.
@Lucy Rane I'm not a government agency, free speech doesn't apply to me.
@Lucy Rane 🤦♀️that's not what I meant.
Great days for music, very sadly missed.
@Dan Dugan I am not a government agency, the concept of my having to give you free speech doesn't apply to me, free speech means that the government can't censor you, not that companies and people can't tell you to stop talking.
Crazy how a song so perfect was made in the 60s and still sounds better than most stuff today
Truth Indeed
@@adriennerobinson1180 most of the music in the 21st isn't just very good . We,re now in a cultural cul de sac .
@@daveshaw2342 You got that right! Ugh
It was a musical revolution.
@@daveshaw2342 lol either you guys are all boomers or edgy 15 year olds who just discovered "old music". 99% of the music from the 60s was horse shit... Not all of it was Beatles, Dylan etc
There's a lot of great music that came out of the 60s but this song stands out as a pure stroke of genius, capturing the mood and loss of innocence of the times. It is as relevant today as it was then; a true sign of classic art.
Add The Youngbloods.
Unfortunately so much more relevant today.
One of the great songs of all time and all genres. Never loses its power, never stops giving.
Well said .here.here lol
The lead singer Stephen Stills is a music legend. He has been inducted into the Rock and Roll hall of fame twice. Once for Buffalo Springfield and for Crosby, Stills and Nash.
Neil Young, on guitar on this, was inducted twice as well, for Buffalo Springfield and as a solo artist. Perhaps taking a cue from this Stills masterpiece, Young wrote Ohio about the Kent State massacre.
@@bigglesmcgillicuddy3388 Yes. Good info. I think Crosby was inducted twice as well
WOW,,,,,,,,,,,, I DID'NT KNOW THAT . THANKS FOR THE FYI!!!.
@@patrickcharles7190 Crosby as a Byrd; I'm pretty sure Graham Nash as a Hollie as well.
@@josedopwell9645 Yes. Thanks. And I think Neil Young twice as well.
*Quality never goes out of style*
Benny The Man Nor does typing in bold.
Takes me back to probably what would be the first time listening to this song... on a cassette!
canadianman00 So very true !
listened first time on a 45 rpm
My b
This song never sounds outdated or old. Each musician of Buffalo Springfield continued making great music by either going on their own, joining other popular groups, or writing great songs for others. ❤🙏🎼🎸🌟
Hello esther
How are you doing today?
Yes,Truth Indeed AMEN 🙏
I felt the need to listen to this today. We're back to these times 😢. Marvin Gaye " what's going on". Smh what's going on
There and then in 1967 with a 10 dollar transistor radio, here and now with a 1000 dollar smartphone, still listening to it. Good stuff!
Eric Wilcox, so true..... the classics never go away and are never too old for any generation !
Wow that's deep.. God bless us ..great to be alive🙏😇
@graphicats 3D ya see!
Eric Wilcox QUALITY lasts.
Well . . . now we have subwoofers!
Well this song is relevant even in 2021.
@Rockin Robin yep. But when they are, it's "peaceful protesting". It's backwards, just like everything else seems to be.
@Rockin Robin It's even funnier how the President sent a mob to the capital to kill members of Congress and his own Vice President. Funny as the time the pigs ate my sister.
@Rockin Robin There were a couple bombs found in the building and people started stealing shit. I think that's enough to consider it a riot
@Rockin Robin pretty cool innit.
@@soaringvulture Its funny that you think that, but I guess it makes sense in that your kind makes no sense.
Graduated from high school in 1967 & listening to all the great music.
Me too great year 😊
This song was released in the year of my birth, I was born too late ! I should have grown up in the 60's , This song haunts me like crazy, there are a few others like Eve Of Destruction from two years earlier , 1965 , both songs have as much relevance & meaning today here in 2023, as they did way back then!.
This is one of the songs that defined a generation...
Judy blue eyes is that you?
One? More like every generation
@@jonmacdonald5345 Actually...it's Judy Green Eyes...but you're close enough, Jon:)
Although I have Steele blue eyes.
yes and probably define this one
The song is timeless because history is on repeat.
Damn, I wish that wasn't so true. Stay safe out there, friend.
Yes, sure is on repeat, but getting worse every time it repeats.
Very actually! I' m from Russia.
Thoughtful succinct comment. Well said
song about a teen-age riot over 10pm curfew on Sunset Strip.
it's one of the most iconic songs of my era, it still hits me hard
I'll be listening to this as World War 3 starts
Most likely it will be any day now
Good idea...
It's already started.....
Was 18 when this song came out. Turned 70 this year. Still loving it. Pass the weed.
Terrance Seney lol 😂 love it to it was my dads favourite song
I’m 17 now.. today’s music is so fake
Me,too!😊
Daddy😍
Love that
when I was little back in the early 2000's we used to take the metrolink bus to see fireworks on fourth of July and my dad used to get almost the whole bus to sing this all together. unfortunately he passed away in February. it wasn't until his funeral that I remembered how big of a role this song played in my childhood. I'm 18 now and actually understand the message.
my sincere condolences
your dad was a dank savage
R.I.P your dad sounded like a great man. Sorry he went so bloody early.
think about how much it will or would mean after putting on a uniform & a weapon and fighting a war were probably athletes and the super famous and wealthy and important people are trying to send the message it's not worth standing for our pledge or national Anthem. FYI I love the story about your dad signing on the bus on the 4th of July, cool story!!
Sean Ha
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ddock
Great song , just great song ,so proud to grow up when all these songs of the late 60d and early 70s .great music .
2024 anyone?
Played this song in the band
@@lonnylundquist9818love..you..buffleheads.
Springfield.....
That is no joke I just wish America would just wake the fuck up
i' here
🖖🏼here 2024
Welcome Home. 🇺🇸
My ex with PTSD was a combat veteran who returned in 1970. We attended a party in 1976 when woman thanked him for going. He broke down and cried. I'll never forget it. He is still very disconnected and struggles to this day. God bless our veterans. 🇺🇸
Oh no I am sorry to hear this. Thank your Husband for his sacrifice and service to our Country. God Bless him.
God bless all those who sacrificed everything.
thank you
@@nobonespurs take care, and stay safe.
God bless tht Man U were with I always wanted to go to military but I have a juvenile background😢
“And just like that, it stopped raining.”
Awesome !!
Indeed Forrest!
Yeah. Nixon resigned.
And then one day, for no particular reason at all, I gave this comment a like
Run God Damn It!!!
Run!!!
I'm 26. It's 2024... Fuck... We missed the message completely. ..."nobody's right if everybody's wrong"... Just one of many timeless lines from this song. What the fuck is going down? Why can't we see? To all those still shining your light in this darkness, bless you. You might be homeless, blue collar, working your ass off every day, maybe successful and wealthy, there's folks of every walk who are doing your best despite the troubles of this world... Keep the faith. Please. You are so crucial...
Yeah, the songs about the curfew on the Sunset Strip.
I was a young Canadian in grade school when this song hit the airwaves. My brother was 13, my sister 17, so the 60's vibe was present in our home. Knowing draft dodgers were coming to Canada, and that Neil Young was Canadian, this song was HUGE up here!
I remember hearing it, riding on the school bus in rural Alberta
the lyrics are more real than ever after 49 years
So true. We all have our heads up our ass.
"frisson" is the name for the chills that you get from listening to great music
Be real.
very true!
Feel the Bern
When you hear about history repeating itself and think back to the lyrics and messages of great songs of the past. This is VERY relevant today. What a classic.
Sure is
Pete Roussos It’s actually more relevant today than when it was written.
That is what brought me here to this song. Born in 78, but I'm a bit of a history buff.
Everybody needs to look at what's going down... This is not going to go away slowly
Pete Roussos yup. Exactly.
I saw Buffalo Springfield at the Whiskey-a-Go-Go in 1966. The headliners that weekend were the Animals. I was a senior in high school from Tucson. Snuck over to see then boyfriend who was in Basic at Camp Pendleton after getting drafted. I had never heard of them but have a perfect picture in my mind of them on stage. Blew us away!
The band was named after an old broken down road roller that was visible from a walk down the alley where they lived. Manufactured by Buffalo equipment company that later merged with Kelly-Springfield company. The roller has the Buffalo-Springfield nameplate on it. Always thought that was really neat.
Oh Wow
This song never loses its meaning 55 years later. Man that’s prolific 😎👍🏻
Peace man 🤘
And it's prophetic, too.
🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
My late husband sang this to nurses during hospitalization 5 years ago.
It did kinda lose its meaning, though. The song got associated with the Vietnam War but it's actually about the Sunset Strip riots.
-33 years old when this came out. 18 years old now. Still here
Damn time travelers
Quick maffs
tell me your secret ......a pact with satan perhaps.
@Harsh Shinde are you into this typa music or did you just end up here
maffs
Buffalo Springfield taught me to speak my mind, always
This song is just as relevant today, as the day it came out.
Today of all days the song needs to be played and put on repeat!!
I dont think this world will last much longer.
my dad was a US MARINE in 67 when this song was popular he served 2 tours . His heaviest battle was KHE SAN in 68 hill 881 an 831 . He was with 3rd batt 26th marines he finally came home Feb of 69. We lost him in 2005 to leukemia from the effect of Agent orange.
nice
@eka pamuji let me please rephrase my angry comment: blaming a marine for following orders trickling down from government policies is not right.
@eka pamuji Your mama
My Uncle Clayton was a Green Berets and served two tours in Vietnam;retired from the Army with 30 years 2 months and 16 days. He died in 2014 at the age of 82 from Cancer. RIP
If france just gave up there colonies and way of colonialisation then there would b no Vietnam war and nobody got to die for nothing its france who didnt want to give up there Vietnam collonie who want offcourse to b free from france occupation after the ww2
I'm 70 next year,my children and grandchildren cannot understand when I say best music made between late sixties and early seventies. Then you here this great song...I rest my case Brummie Bob
fellow brummie mate born in 86 lucky enough to have my mothers taste in music she was born 62 . I love old music
Yup. 63-69 for singles bands; 70-79 for albums bands. Unbeatable.
Couldn’t be more relevant than it is Now...especially the paranoia.
We can only be grateful that we now live in a time when videos and recordings like these are so accessible.
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Rock and roll never dies...cause the lyrics run true time and time and time again 😔🙏🌎 and the children...and the ones that still just don't see.
Love not hate
love not fear
Turn off the news, and crank up those tunes.
Stay kind all😘💕
This song brings back memories of events in my life at that time. I had graduated from high school. Rough times in the world at that time. The music of that time was very uplifting and priceless!!!
Perfect song for today in America..
and sadly it is a song from the 60s... cant wait for a real change to happen
You said it brother! I just shared it on my Fb page and asking everyone to listen to it and sharing how it made them feel?!
Sorry, I should’ve said sister!
@@MasterDreamful change is the one constant in life. 60s were fabulous counter-culture. Another counter-culture is going on 2020 on account of the people desiring change and better vision, especially those unheard souls.
✊✌💞⚘⚘🎶✊
@@zovalentine7305 There is something happening here FOR SURE !! Thank you for your comment :)
Truly an anthem for every period in the history of man. This song is about a particular time, but it is timeless in reality.
Amazing song. I’ll still like it when I’m 80.
This song came out 2 years after i was born and i love this tune!
I can't believe 50 years have gone by since I first heard this song back in 1967 when I was 13 years old. And now that I'm 63 years old. The song makes more sense to me today as it did when I was a young and ignorant 13 year old boy. Brilliant!
Mr54nomore I'm 17, please, tell me if I have enough time to do everything I wanted.
bruno . better do it now . Time is an illusion . here and now is all there is . thinking you have plenty of time because you are young is dumb . wanted is in the past ; want is lack .
You don't because you forget about most of it.
Mr54nomore Lovely comment....
Humans are very naive when it comes to time. Carpe Diem my dudes and dudettes!
"Nobody's right if everybody's wrong."
This perfectly sums up people on the internet and todays Politicians.
Conor Wade HOW?
THING3 In a sea of information it's hard to decide which drop is the truth.
Conor Wade I hope trump wins. Hes views are how people should be.
When I foundf out there are protests to keep illegal people in america blows my mind. Who cares if its mean or if the immigrant is a kid, or if its not the kids fault. The kid is still illegal, and should be returned back with his family.... If they want to lvie here so badly as they seem to do, then they should earn it.. Most of our ancestors did unless you wre on the mayflower or such. Why ant they.
+Garmo Garmo no human being is illegal.
Yes they are.
This Song is very Appropriate for America and Americans right now.
In fact for the Entire World.
BANG-ON, PRETTY PEGGY.
Damn Straight up People
You know a video is good when you always come back and listen
Timeless song - 50 years old this year.
okrajoe I am old. 😎
I might be older...
okrajoe and sadly still relevant.
okrajoe Agreed, this song is literally the type of song that you play once you have been victorious in a major event in your life. For me, graduating as one of the top ranking students in my graduating class defined that moment where after the ceremony i cruised back home in my graduation gown and had a moment of solace!
That's still young.
This song applies as much today as it did when it premiered in 1967.
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Pernicious nonsense.
Even more now and I was around when this first aired. Heard this last night at end of DNC -lyrics eerily exactly retelling history
perfectly describes our corrupt police and the idiot republican/democrats that have us stuck in purgatory.
I was in utero when this song was released in 1967. mom must have played it over and over because 56 years later i still love this song.
Last time i heard this song on the radio, was 1990, sittin' on the floor of my bedroom, listening to the 'transitor,' (...lol...), & i was in Anaheim, CA, & during this song, A REAL EARTHQUAKE 'happened' !!!😊✨💜💫
Out of school in 66, in the service in 67. Whether it’s a jungle or a desert, in the US the more we change the more we stay the same. The songs of the era........powerful. The message........the same.
Sex Drugs Rock N Roll A Plan Buy The Banksters To Control The World WW1 WW2 VN The Towers Pot War Opioids What Ever Wars We Are In Now! Wake Up Folks They Control All Of Us;-(( Peace;-)))
Sex Drugs Rock N Roll A Plan Buy The Banksters To Control The World WW1 WW2 VN The Towers Pot War Opioids What Ever Wars We Are In Now! Wake Up Folks They Control All Of Us;-(( Peace;-)))
Sex Drugs Rock N Roll A Plan Buy The Banksters To Control The World WW1 WW2 VN The Towers Pot War Opioids What Ever Wars We Are In Now! Wake Up Folks They Control All Of Us;-(( Peace;-)))
Sex Drugs Rock N Roll A Plan Buy The Banksters To Control The World WW1 WW2 VN The Towers Pot War Opioids What Ever Wars We Are In Now! Wake Up Folks They Control All Of Us;-(( Peace;-)))
Sex Drugs Rock N Roll A Plan Buy The Banksters To Control The World WW1 WW2 VN The Towers Pot War Opioids What Ever Wars We Are In Now! Wake Up Folks They Control All Of Us;-(( Peace;-)))
this song takes me right back to 1967. it still applies today, even more. nobody can say we didn't try to change things for the positive
WE DIDNT THINK THINGS COULD GET MUCH WORSE, HOW WRONG WE WERE, WE NOW NEED A MIRACLE TO LIVE.STAY SAFE.
bullshit
@@andymatthews7617 its on its way-He's coming back!
@@carolbowen1693 ASAP.
those were the days!!
I been here since The Wonder Years. And I can say it has never left me. My favorite Song Ever.
I was 15 years old when this song came out. Fell immediately in love.❤
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Pay attention. THIS is songwriting. Musicianship at its finest
i'm Japanese,18years old, I can't understand almost lyrics they singing, but I clealy feel what they saying, i think the most important thing is not in words, and in the our hearts...I love this song, and I love this world......
thanks for this amazing song,
Welcome to the party..................lon in PS, Ca.
For fuck sakes hippies theese days
The lyrics are in the description at top of this page.
dont worry about the llyrics its all about the feeling in this song and clearly you understand
フンボルトペンギン ですね！大切なことはハートですね！
Amazing you say listening 2024 and you get numerous thumbs up! I heard this as a kid!
It's amazing how timeless this song is. This song. Is still relevant to this day almost 50 years later.
+Patrick Sprouse you can apply this to any age, medieval serfdom, revolutionary war. This is a song for humanity always repeating the cycle and nobody learning from it. Just endless fighting.
+Patrick Sprouse right on
+Patrick Sprouse
Most good music is...
+Patrick Sprouse Yes, painfully so (relevant).
+Patrick Sprouse Stealing you comment and sharing it.
March 8th, 2019 and this song still rings true.
Erman D'Alesandro yup
Kind of creepy with all the school shootings
So true!
Yeah
Sure does
The fact that you are listening to this song now makes you one seriously cool person. 😎
This song was way ahead of its time, it was prophetic it is playing out in real life today
Many of these artists were completely aware of the elite's plans and agendas and tried to express it through their lyrics. John Lennon was a prime example. Just listen closely to the lyrics in "Imagine" He reveals many things in that one song. Futuristic almost prophetic words
Oh Yes, Truth Indeed AMEN 🙏
@@cmo0429many of the elites used artists for social engineering. John Lennon was advocating for what the global elites want. No nations, no religion, no resistance
LSD OPENS UP YOUR MIND
Not "prophetic" , was about the current situation at the time... it's just that nothing has changed.
Does anyone notice how close this song from the sixties is hitting really close to home in 2020
But somehow it relaxes me and is comforting 😌
Because history repeats itself. This is a good example.
Because nothings really changed 🤷♀️
I'll have to say the young people of the 1960's seem a lot more coherent and intelligent than the young, screaming and violent jerks in 2020.
@@littleone3007 Yeah, democrats are still racists while pretending they are not.
This song is just as relevant in 2023 as it was when it came out, and it's 72 years of age I have been listening to it since it first came out and loving it
The worlds in a total mess.
I'm listening ! I like the way it sound's . Music take's me back! To a place where it was less stressful.
There is never a moment where this song isn't appropriate.
Nic Stanfield and the sheep don't understand the meaning. It's such an important part of history.
Innopropriate? It's just Vietnam man.... Wait
The song wasn't written about Vietnam. It was written about the protests by the counter-culture movement against the curfew and law against loitering on Sunset Boulevard because of complaints against young people causing congestion and noise into the late hours. Google the song. The history of the song is there.
MrGoodkat you'd run off into the jungle
Nic Stanfield but what if u walk in on your grandma
This song rings true even NOW!
More now then ever.
Wake up!
Barry White ...Always has meant something. World's been screwed forever. Now, we allow elites to do crap on stage and on TV we never would ALLOW before. Look at that beast Madonna. Garbage mouth at a FAMILY EVENT. Piece of garbage.
I bet your outrage over shock jock entertainer Madonna knows no bounds, but Trump, who is President? You will stay silent. Go clutch your cross and ignore white supremacists targeting religious minorities- while world leaders say this has echoes of the 1930s. The world is protesting another unhinged fascist, and this is what outrages you. #Nazi #Greed #Hypocrisy
Rick Kartis I have to agree and she drags all those kids around like the Super Mom.
I cringe to imagine them following her on UA-cam 20 years from now.