Depressing though how back then the young marched against the Establishment but after decades of Leftist indoctrination in schools mean too many of today's young side with the Establishment. Now lockdown is taking away freedoms, businesses, future careers in the Great Reset, digital/AI future. Tragic #PLANDEMIC #NWO
Is there a soundtrack album for this incredible doco? If not, why not! One of the best things I have seen on the screen in recent times and boy, does that music hold up, the soundtrack of my youth having grown up with those tunes in the 60's.
It was both. The Sixties gave rise to the drug culture, the break down of traditional families, etc. That was bad, but there was a lot of good that came out of it too - Before the 60s we were all pretty much trapped into whatever our accident of birth was. There was virtually no social mobility (especially if you were working-class). That all changed - Britain didn't exactly become classless but it came closest to it that it ever will. And today none of us have to feel so trapped anymore ... that's thanks to the Sixties.
@@andrewfrancis7272 that's a solid take on how I feel about the sixties too. I think without the sixties I'd never have had the chances I have today. My family have very humble roots. I probably never would have gone to university and I'd probably would never have left my home town. I am without a doubt a product of the 60s not having a strong regional accent, loving rock music, and being part of what they call the new working class. Essentially meaning a blurred line between the working and middle class. But at the same time I think there is a lot of immature young people these days who do not believe in responsibility, community, the delay of gratitiude and a respect for wisdom. And I think that it's causing serious issues in out society.
Exactly same thing I hear from youngsters talking about the eighties. It was full of crap and you know it well. Read some comments under video clips from those days on yt.
Didn't the queen father die of lung cancer ? I'm pretty sure that was a bit before that time, and there were other diseases, like syphillis and polio and tuberculosis which are pretty rare today.
1:13 "This is the first generation that's questioned the moral values of the last generation." -- Mick Jagger Incorrect, Mick! As just one example, in 1918 a book called "Eminent Victorians" was published, which was largely responsible for our view of the Victorians as hypocritical and arrogant.
Lovely start with the very suited Kinks songs. The 60s and 70s where a relatively civilized period, with a good atmosphere. I would say that later on, over reproduction on the one hand, and the rise of the upwardly mobile lager lout is what spoiled things.
Ironic that Mick would question the morals of the previous generation when examing some of his own might have been more productive. Do love some aspects from that time, but some of it was purely obnoxious.
The "kids" were just puppets, PAWNS. Older men were their puppet masters, calling all the shots. Of course, the puppet masters were also puppets in away, and under the influence of more powerful puppet masters. Eventually, you can trace it back to the man Jesus, our current Lord. See Psalms 2.
I have a really great point to make for us UA-camrs who have posted movie trailers on our channels the point is that every single movie trailer has a music to every single movie trailer ever made what is there ever been a movie trailer that has no music in them do we UA-camrs want a movie trailer that has no music to enjoy and get excited to hear music and watch for the thing I am talking about is the UA-cams copyright laws rule that rule should be taken down this is our yes movement so that we can appreciate the hard work for the movie community let’s spread this message to other UA-camrs to make this happen
Sorry Michael but "your generation" didn't come up with the idea. Tavistock Institute of Human Relations in the City of London devised the whole thing.
Fucking idiot, this was the birth of multi-culturalism. Do you goto church every Sunday as was expected of our grandparents or do you have your own beliefs and tastes?
That's a funny point Thread but almost every country on the planet is made up of immigrants and cultural shift through the centuries. Hell, a lot of today's countries didn't even exist in the 60s. H HT is just a narrow-minded right-wing fuckwit who thinks the UK has become a cesspit of foreigners taking over which is absolute horse shit.
Gravitas puts out a lot of films and just about every single one I've attempted to watch was absolute garbage. Maybe they won't fuck up a documentary? With that said, the 60's culture is everything wrong with once civilized societies today. The ideologies grown during this time were all cancer.
Thread Bomb I think they mean “doing stuff” in general, especially stuff that isn’t under the control of a dull, uncreative, unoriginal individual like they seem to be.
Read Michael Caine's last book (Kick the bloody doors in) - He agrees that drugs ended the sixties and the counter culture. They sapped the energy and creativeness out of people, ended all of the positive possibilities ... what followed in the seventies can be described as degenerate and shameless.
This is one of the best documentaries on the 60s I've seen
Depressing though how back then the young marched against the Establishment but after decades of Leftist indoctrination in schools mean too many of today's young side with the Establishment. Now lockdown is taking away freedoms, businesses, future careers in the Great Reset, digital/AI future.
Tragic
#PLANDEMIC #NWO
@@citizen1163 You got it all wrong. It seems you didn't pay attention.
My dad went to primary school with him x
Photos, or it never happened
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Do not go quietly into that good night...
Michael Caine was already in his 30s back then. Long live Michael Caine.
Looks like the greatest "Back in my day" story ever
Really nicely done documentary. Great use of historic footage, Michael Caine does a pretty good job of narrating it. Well worth watching
I agree. Absolutely great!!!
I am so excited to see this documentary
Is there a soundtrack album for this incredible doco? If not, why not! One of the best things I have seen on the screen in recent times and boy, does that music hold up, the soundtrack of my youth having grown up with those tunes in the 60's.
The 60s and 70s were THE DECADES. The culture, music and the youth of that time changed the world. If only the youth of today could do the same.
Erik Miller yeah, if only we could fix the problems that your generation created for today's generation
I’m trying ahah
We are, you're just... blind or not reading up on anything.
This is wonderful and nostalgic
This is beautiful!!!
I'm not sure whether things got better or worse after the 60's.
It was both. The Sixties gave rise to the drug culture, the break down of traditional families, etc. That was bad, but there was a lot of good that came out of it too - Before the 60s we were all pretty much trapped into whatever our accident of birth was. There was virtually no social mobility (especially if you were working-class). That all changed - Britain didn't exactly become classless but it came closest to it that it ever will. And today none of us have to feel so trapped anymore ... that's thanks to the Sixties.
@@andrewfrancis7272 that's a solid take on how I feel about the sixties too. I think without the sixties I'd never have had the chances I have today. My family have very humble roots. I probably never would have gone to university and I'd probably would never have left my home town. I am without a doubt a product of the 60s not having a strong regional accent, loving rock music, and being part of what they call the new working class. Essentially meaning a blurred line between the working and middle class.
But at the same time I think there is a lot of immature young people these days who do not believe in responsibility, community, the delay of gratitiude and a respect for wisdom. And I think that it's causing serious issues in out society.
Very good he is taking you from the bad times when in the 60s it was swinging I was born in 1965 must of been exciting growing up at that time
Exactly same thing I hear from youngsters talking about the eighties. It was full of crap and you know it well. Read some comments under video clips from those days on yt.
Swinging London was pretty cool back then.
Today everyday is Swinging London.
How do I get the soundtrtack of this documentary
He was only supposed to be a bloody extra!
Brilliant!
Nice tunes too
Looks fascinating actually
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A time with no AIDS, no lunge cancer, no worries... and no future. This is 2018, those "idols" gave it to us and it suck!
Didn't the queen father die of lung cancer ? I'm pretty sure that was a bit before that time, and there were other diseases, like syphillis and polio and tuberculosis which are pretty rare today.
I was underlining the irresponsabilities of Caine's generation .
Henri Thebault they also aborted all the children and then stuck us with their medical bills
They also gave us the Internet so we can go online and complain about them :P
valar lol...they don't even know how to use it. They didn't invent it
1:13 "This is the first generation that's questioned the moral values of the last generation." -- Mick Jagger
Incorrect, Mick! As just one example, in 1918 a book called "Eminent Victorians" was published, which was largely responsible for our view of the Victorians as hypocritical and arrogant.
Nah, I'm pretty sure he said "This *isn't* the first generation..."
Isn't
2:45 Corr Blimey! Wot is that on his face? He's got a right proper Triffid attached to his lip, he has!
Lovely start with the very suited Kinks songs. The 60s and 70s where a relatively civilized period, with a good atmosphere. I would say that later on, over reproduction on the one hand, and the rise of the upwardly mobile lager lout is what spoiled things.
You must not be very well informed then.
Ironic that Mick would question the morals of the previous generation when examing some of his own might have been more productive. Do love some aspects from that time, but some of it was purely obnoxious.
The "kids" were just puppets, PAWNS. Older men were their puppet masters, calling all the shots. Of course, the puppet masters were also puppets in away, and under the influence of more powerful puppet masters. Eventually, you can trace it back to the man Jesus, our current Lord. See Psalms 2.
Very Cool 😎
Ethel Skinner lives! 2:04 LOL
Yep
I have a really great point to make for us UA-camrs who have posted movie trailers on our channels the point is that every single movie trailer has a music to every single movie trailer ever made what is there ever been a movie trailer that has no music in them do we UA-camrs want a movie trailer that has no music to enjoy and get excited to hear music and watch for the thing I am talking about is the UA-cams copyright laws rule that rule should be taken down this is our yes movement so that we can appreciate the hard work for the movie community let’s spread this message to other UA-camrs to make this happen
Fuck off
60s music isnt a patch on Bachs legacy. I loathe very much.
From a '00 born guy.
Sorry Michael but "your generation" didn't come up with the idea. Tavistock Institute of Human Relations in the City of London devised the whole thing.
boomers...
THIS IS GOOD DRUGS FOR THE MIND ...
Before England was ruined by « multi-culturalism ».
But not before the rest of the world was ruined by Imperialism.
In reality this was England's own 'multiculturalism'. The arrival of provincial music and fashion to the capital city.
Fucking idiot, this was the birth of multi-culturalism. Do you goto church every Sunday as was expected of our grandparents or do you have your own beliefs and tastes?
A country with a lot of Scots and Irish in it, and a German monarchy, was somehow not multicultural?
That's a funny point Thread but almost every country on the planet is made up of immigrants and cultural shift through the centuries. Hell, a lot of today's countries didn't even exist in the 60s. H HT is just a narrow-minded right-wing fuckwit who thinks the UK has become a cesspit of foreigners taking over which is absolute horse shit.
First
Gravitas puts out a lot of films and just about every single one I've attempted to watch was absolute garbage. Maybe they won't fuck up a documentary?
With that said, the 60's culture is everything wrong with once civilized societies today. The ideologies grown during this time were all cancer.
How the world fell into degeneration and shamelessness.. Lost their soul and found drugs
I don't think you know what "degeneration" means. You probably think it means "people doing stuff I don't like."
Thread Bomb I think they mean “doing stuff” in general, especially stuff that isn’t under the control of a dull, uncreative, unoriginal individual like they seem to be.
Read Michael Caine's last book (Kick the bloody doors in) - He agrees that drugs ended the sixties and the counter culture. They sapped the energy and creativeness out of people, ended all of the positive possibilities ... what followed in the seventies can be described as degenerate and shameless.
Brilliant!