I saw Uriah Heep in Central Park return to fantasy tour. They were great. I was also on tour with Elvis and Ronnie Tut and Lee kears lake all like heads and tails. These guys were both animals Lee's a great drummer ;!!!!!! I was also at Woodstock with Ken hemsley and spent the 3 days with him at my friend's house so we worked Woodstock and Ken was with St. Louis music and he had the son of St. Louis music with him and he had a guitar he used to get signed by everybody that was at the show of Woodstock. Yeah we had a good time Ken's a great guy also
@ottoso704412 сағат бұрын
My fav war to learn about is Vietnam but then WW11 boys in the pacific was some insane fighting frfr Vietnam was just different with no mines etc but these islands Battles were brutal
@hntrandrew3214 сағат бұрын
This really makes me question what I'm doing with my life. Incredibly beautiful and profound. I'm so happy this was recommended to me, and I'm sure I'll be coming back to it for years. Thank you for sharing this.
@gilbertborrero239822 сағат бұрын
My favorit group singer when i was elementary
@gilbertborrero239823 сағат бұрын
My favorit robby rosa
@gilbertborrero239823 сағат бұрын
This concert wayback 86 im second yr hj school
@user-lw7zf9yq5bКүн бұрын
Love you so much❤
@user-cg9tx4sr7eКүн бұрын
my sister went to fairfax hs in early 90's my 8 year old self would tag along with her to all that area , pan pacific was my spot in the early 2000's
@barth9580Күн бұрын
That train Couldn't Be Stopped.
@yourroyalhighness7662Күн бұрын
Rest well, Jeff. I hope you are the lead projectionist in the great drive-in in the sky. I have watched the documentary over and over again and you are the overwhelming reason why. Even though I never got to meet you, I admired you greatly. Again, rest well, good sir.
@everettburnett8247Күн бұрын
Met SK8 through a friend DITCH ONE from CBS and all I have to say dude was cool..2147TOSK..
@gorthamoraКүн бұрын
Out of this world...WOW the legends...Miss them dearly...God bless you guys and gals!
@oconnorsean12Күн бұрын
It is there home!
@MichaelGilpin-rq2moКүн бұрын
Just saw saw them live in Nashville last night. Great show.
@Oliver-le1usКүн бұрын
Why interview a man to ask personal sickening questions about his personal life and problems Ask questions about his career and books
@cassandramae85Күн бұрын
This band got me through high school!! They are dear to my heart love them forever!! 🖤🖤
@tommurray8380Күн бұрын
Fabulous
@kingsofdocs7228Күн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it.
@morgeenee8112 күн бұрын
Playing call of duty world at war campaign on veteran really made me gain admiration for these incredible soliders 😭 i couldn't imagine being in the middle of thay war 🫡
@DaveVargas900122 күн бұрын
Watched it twice. Much love to my first nation families. Shout out to the spoken word lyricist that dropped in and out through out the documentary. I'm glad this group I Dont Konform got to travel and record. They should work on the lyrics and keep going. This was very enjoyable at least they got this project done as well. Good luck with your dreams and keep following your passion.
@Sokol102 күн бұрын
French Battle of Dien Bien Phu with a thumbnail showing a American GI with M16 point a M1911 to a Vietnamese...
@DeadShred92 күн бұрын
Schecter is the Charvel of the Industry right now that's Affordable . But I still want a Charvel one day !!!
@Mongieboy2 күн бұрын
Warriors 1 and all. I carry so much respect 4 the marines and soldiers who battled thru that hell on earth. My grandad fought the nazis in North Africa. We all owe those men a huge debt. I salute u gentlemen. From an ex squaddie. 🫡
@sharinaross18652 күн бұрын
11:14
@techdeathhippie63192 күн бұрын
Dude Fleming got this kid a GIANT guitar tone
@stanleystanley79382 күн бұрын
Love metal, hip hop sucks nard....
@user-lw5ky9vm6o2 күн бұрын
elephants are thirsty ...Then give them water.......please...they will die once no water
@rb88dhb2 күн бұрын
Needs MUCH BETTER SOUND!
@joshuagibson25202 күн бұрын
Sharon is a koontz deluxe. That woman has a lot of karma to pay for.
@user-ed4nj8js8x3 күн бұрын
Grandioso 👌
@roylafleur15843 күн бұрын
A show for the ages. One of the best I've seen.
@user-yh9mc1sw6j3 күн бұрын
Actor Gary Cooper Narrates This Evocative Early 1960’s Documentary About the American West, More True Than Most, Using All Illustrations or Original Photographs, with Original Music by Richard Rogers!! The Sad Truth is This was Also Cooper’s Last Film; He Died of Cancer Soon After!😔😔
@cbartal13 күн бұрын
Besides the massive nfluences of The Beatles and Neil Young and The clash and the sex pistols, the biggest influence on jay and all of us was absolutely Elvis Costello. Westerberg had a string of the three or four brilliant albums in the mid-80s. But no one could touch the absolute brilliance of Elvis Costello from 78 to 86
@cbartal13 күн бұрын
Two of Jay's biggest guitar influences were Gary richrath in high school and James honeyman Scott in college. In fact Jay used to sign his name James honeyman bonnet for a while in college
@edwinrobinson18263 күн бұрын
That is for sure!!!!
@kru2nyeon3 күн бұрын
Frankie San’s message is what the world needs today. More love less hate. What an inspiring and well done film. It deserves a wide audience. Please share!
@donniejean3 күн бұрын
BRACKISH!!!!!!!!!
@donniejean3 күн бұрын
I remember in 2000 I was in college. I blasted them on my tape player I got off Napster. This was during class and everyone would stare at me pissed off.
@donniejean3 күн бұрын
I remember in 2000 I was in college. I blasted them on my tape player I got off Napster. This was during class and everyone would stare at me pissed off.
@gary61373 күн бұрын
What a sad pathetic life for able-bodied young people. Obviously it's driven by substance addiction/abuse. It's interesting how they have disdain for those who provide for them. Society is to generous to these low lives as they laugh at "capitalist Christians" for giving them food while they eat it.
@user-sq9rq4ch8y3 күн бұрын
This is an extremely professional and factual documentary. I’m a Midwfe and worked abroad and was aware of forced/arranged marriage. The saddest case l seen was a very young girl with mental disabilities who had delivered a baby (beautiful healthy) but was completely unaware….her husband was young but a few year’s older than her and he had a physical disability….families who had children with disabilities would marry them off to each other. There was no way this girl could consent to anything. I also saw very old men with young wives they would give money to poor families in essence to buy their daughters. The worst story l was told that rich old men went to a nearby country when their wives were menstruating and could get a certificate of marriage for the duration of her period…give money to the family who believed it was a true marriage he would then return to his wife leaving the girl probably pregnant behind and she would never hear from him again. I swear these stories are true and were told to me by the nationals of those countries. I have huge respect for these women and Unchained at Last seems a great organisation. 🙏🙏 from Ireland 🇮🇪
@freedomworks39763 күн бұрын
We love you forever 💓 Chuck , Malcom and Angus ❤
@user-kn4rf2ly3q4 күн бұрын
My moms brothers uncle fought in a war someday at some point and his other brother knew about it
@Sie.se...keineFarbe4 күн бұрын
Warum wird das Schaffen von Goethe als Denkmal betrachtet und nicht als Spiegel der Prozesse seiner Zeit? War Goethe selbst durch Eitelkeit oder Ehrgeiz interessiert - seiner Arbeit lag Eitelkeit oder Ehrgeiz zugrunde? Wie könnte der Erfolg von "Die Leiden des jungen Werthers" auf Goethe gewirkt haben? Goethe schrieb zwei Werke über die Legende von Doktor Faust. Das erste, frühere "UhrFaust", entspricht vollständig der Legende inhaltlich und damit auch den Dogmen. Das zweite stimmt nicht mit der Legende überein. Wenn es nur um die Handlung geht, aber das Konzept des Kampfes zwischen Gut und Böse, das auf Dogmen beruht, wird verändert. In der Zeit der Entstehung des neuen "Faust" war Deutschland kein vereintes Land, es war die Zeit Napoleons, der offensichtlich einen Eindruck auf die deutsche Gesellschaft machte. Diese Utopie öffnete den Weg im Bewusstsein der deutschen Gesellschaft zur Imperialismus? Die Geschichte selbst gibt die Antwort - ja. Das Konzept der Aufhebung von Dogmen (Moral, Recht usw.) zugunsten großer Ziele wurde auch in anderen Ländern gefragt. Und das ist auch eine Tatsache. Hier ist also der "Schmetterlingseffekt". Dies ist ein Buch in Form eines Märchens-Mystery über die Mischung von Goethes Zeit und der heutigen Zeit, das Geheimnis von "Faust" erzählt, der keine Tragödie im klassischen Sinne ist, sondern etwas anderes. Es scheint, dass Literaturkritiker und Historiker der deutschen Literatur einen neuen Blick auf "Faust" von Goethe werfen müssen. Meinung basierend auf dem Buch "Faust" von Goethe - *Tragödie oder Dystopie?* (kdp) Warum hat Goethe den Sinn der Faust-Legende verändert? Goethe hat den Sinn der Faust-Legende verändert, um die philosophischen und moralischen Aspekte dieser Geschichte hervorzuheben. In seiner Interpretation wird Faust nicht nur als ein Mensch dargestellt, der nach Wissen und Macht strebt, sondern auch als Symbol für den ewigen Kampf der menschlichen Seele mit inneren Widersprüchen, Versuchungen und Ambitionen. Goethe fügte seiner Version von Faust auch ethische Fragen zur freien Willensentscheidung, zur Verantwortung für die eigenen Handlungen und zur Stellung des Menschen in der Welt hinzu. Dadurch wurde die Faust-Legende nicht nur zu einer Geschichte über den teuflischen Pakt und die Erlösung, sondern auch zu einem tiefgründigen philosophischen Werk über den Sinn des Lebens und die spirituelle Entwicklung des Menschen. Das ist die Antwort, wenn es sich um eine Tragödie handelt. Was wäre, wenn dies eine Utopie wäre?
@claudiacristinadasilva57414 күн бұрын
Robby passava uma energia maravilhosa que não tem como explicar dava show nas suas apresentações lindo ❤.
@johnnaumann31474 күн бұрын
I think Truman knew it was coming and he want it to defend himself and offend others which he had eventually personally Susskind not a fan🙄
@Animalfarm6cats4 күн бұрын
Omg i was at this concert.
@mikelob67074 күн бұрын
Yeah nothing screams p3do more than a grown man in a ball pit, talking about his vhs collection organized by wierd horror genre
@lightoftabor4 күн бұрын
What a beautiful and inspiring story. Glory be to God 🙏☦️💙
@kingsofdocs7228Күн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it
@jamesbyles94904 күн бұрын
1st Focus On Stopping Homelesness. "Build Cheaper Houses, make affordable housing." 2nd. The Next Problem, ( step by step) the grafitti problem... then drugs , but goodluck with lazy officials, AND polititions.
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Amazing your voice engelbert humperdinck❤❤❤❤😂😂
I saw Uriah Heep in Central Park return to fantasy tour. They were great. I was also on tour with Elvis and Ronnie Tut and Lee kears lake all like heads and tails. These guys were both animals Lee's a great drummer ;!!!!!! I was also at Woodstock with Ken hemsley and spent the 3 days with him at my friend's house so we worked Woodstock and Ken was with St. Louis music and he had the son of St. Louis music with him and he had a guitar he used to get signed by everybody that was at the show of Woodstock. Yeah we had a good time Ken's a great guy also
My fav war to learn about is Vietnam but then WW11 boys in the pacific was some insane fighting frfr Vietnam was just different with no mines etc but these islands Battles were brutal
This really makes me question what I'm doing with my life. Incredibly beautiful and profound. I'm so happy this was recommended to me, and I'm sure I'll be coming back to it for years. Thank you for sharing this.
My favorit group singer when i was elementary
My favorit robby rosa
This concert wayback 86 im second yr hj school
Love you so much❤
my sister went to fairfax hs in early 90's my 8 year old self would tag along with her to all that area , pan pacific was my spot in the early 2000's
That train Couldn't Be Stopped.
Rest well, Jeff. I hope you are the lead projectionist in the great drive-in in the sky. I have watched the documentary over and over again and you are the overwhelming reason why. Even though I never got to meet you, I admired you greatly. Again, rest well, good sir.
Met SK8 through a friend DITCH ONE from CBS and all I have to say dude was cool..2147TOSK..
Out of this world...WOW the legends...Miss them dearly...God bless you guys and gals!
It is there home!
Just saw saw them live in Nashville last night. Great show.
Why interview a man to ask personal sickening questions about his personal life and problems Ask questions about his career and books
This band got me through high school!! They are dear to my heart love them forever!! 🖤🖤
Fabulous
Glad you enjoyed it.
Playing call of duty world at war campaign on veteran really made me gain admiration for these incredible soliders 😭 i couldn't imagine being in the middle of thay war 🫡
Watched it twice. Much love to my first nation families. Shout out to the spoken word lyricist that dropped in and out through out the documentary. I'm glad this group I Dont Konform got to travel and record. They should work on the lyrics and keep going. This was very enjoyable at least they got this project done as well. Good luck with your dreams and keep following your passion.
French Battle of Dien Bien Phu with a thumbnail showing a American GI with M16 point a M1911 to a Vietnamese...
Schecter is the Charvel of the Industry right now that's Affordable . But I still want a Charvel one day !!!
Warriors 1 and all. I carry so much respect 4 the marines and soldiers who battled thru that hell on earth. My grandad fought the nazis in North Africa. We all owe those men a huge debt. I salute u gentlemen. From an ex squaddie. 🫡
11:14
Dude Fleming got this kid a GIANT guitar tone
Love metal, hip hop sucks nard....
elephants are thirsty ...Then give them water.......please...they will die once no water
Needs MUCH BETTER SOUND!
Sharon is a koontz deluxe. That woman has a lot of karma to pay for.
Grandioso 👌
A show for the ages. One of the best I've seen.
Actor Gary Cooper Narrates This Evocative Early 1960’s Documentary About the American West, More True Than Most, Using All Illustrations or Original Photographs, with Original Music by Richard Rogers!! The Sad Truth is This was Also Cooper’s Last Film; He Died of Cancer Soon After!😔😔
Besides the massive nfluences of The Beatles and Neil Young and The clash and the sex pistols, the biggest influence on jay and all of us was absolutely Elvis Costello. Westerberg had a string of the three or four brilliant albums in the mid-80s. But no one could touch the absolute brilliance of Elvis Costello from 78 to 86
Two of Jay's biggest guitar influences were Gary richrath in high school and James honeyman Scott in college. In fact Jay used to sign his name James honeyman bonnet for a while in college
That is for sure!!!!
Frankie San’s message is what the world needs today. More love less hate. What an inspiring and well done film. It deserves a wide audience. Please share!
BRACKISH!!!!!!!!!
I remember in 2000 I was in college. I blasted them on my tape player I got off Napster. This was during class and everyone would stare at me pissed off.
I remember in 2000 I was in college. I blasted them on my tape player I got off Napster. This was during class and everyone would stare at me pissed off.
What a sad pathetic life for able-bodied young people. Obviously it's driven by substance addiction/abuse. It's interesting how they have disdain for those who provide for them. Society is to generous to these low lives as they laugh at "capitalist Christians" for giving them food while they eat it.
This is an extremely professional and factual documentary. I’m a Midwfe and worked abroad and was aware of forced/arranged marriage. The saddest case l seen was a very young girl with mental disabilities who had delivered a baby (beautiful healthy) but was completely unaware….her husband was young but a few year’s older than her and he had a physical disability….families who had children with disabilities would marry them off to each other. There was no way this girl could consent to anything. I also saw very old men with young wives they would give money to poor families in essence to buy their daughters. The worst story l was told that rich old men went to a nearby country when their wives were menstruating and could get a certificate of marriage for the duration of her period…give money to the family who believed it was a true marriage he would then return to his wife leaving the girl probably pregnant behind and she would never hear from him again. I swear these stories are true and were told to me by the nationals of those countries. I have huge respect for these women and Unchained at Last seems a great organisation. 🙏🙏 from Ireland 🇮🇪
We love you forever 💓 Chuck , Malcom and Angus ❤
My moms brothers uncle fought in a war someday at some point and his other brother knew about it
Warum wird das Schaffen von Goethe als Denkmal betrachtet und nicht als Spiegel der Prozesse seiner Zeit? War Goethe selbst durch Eitelkeit oder Ehrgeiz interessiert - seiner Arbeit lag Eitelkeit oder Ehrgeiz zugrunde? Wie könnte der Erfolg von "Die Leiden des jungen Werthers" auf Goethe gewirkt haben? Goethe schrieb zwei Werke über die Legende von Doktor Faust. Das erste, frühere "UhrFaust", entspricht vollständig der Legende inhaltlich und damit auch den Dogmen. Das zweite stimmt nicht mit der Legende überein. Wenn es nur um die Handlung geht, aber das Konzept des Kampfes zwischen Gut und Böse, das auf Dogmen beruht, wird verändert. In der Zeit der Entstehung des neuen "Faust" war Deutschland kein vereintes Land, es war die Zeit Napoleons, der offensichtlich einen Eindruck auf die deutsche Gesellschaft machte. Diese Utopie öffnete den Weg im Bewusstsein der deutschen Gesellschaft zur Imperialismus? Die Geschichte selbst gibt die Antwort - ja. Das Konzept der Aufhebung von Dogmen (Moral, Recht usw.) zugunsten großer Ziele wurde auch in anderen Ländern gefragt. Und das ist auch eine Tatsache. Hier ist also der "Schmetterlingseffekt". Dies ist ein Buch in Form eines Märchens-Mystery über die Mischung von Goethes Zeit und der heutigen Zeit, das Geheimnis von "Faust" erzählt, der keine Tragödie im klassischen Sinne ist, sondern etwas anderes. Es scheint, dass Literaturkritiker und Historiker der deutschen Literatur einen neuen Blick auf "Faust" von Goethe werfen müssen. Meinung basierend auf dem Buch "Faust" von Goethe - *Tragödie oder Dystopie?* (kdp) Warum hat Goethe den Sinn der Faust-Legende verändert? Goethe hat den Sinn der Faust-Legende verändert, um die philosophischen und moralischen Aspekte dieser Geschichte hervorzuheben. In seiner Interpretation wird Faust nicht nur als ein Mensch dargestellt, der nach Wissen und Macht strebt, sondern auch als Symbol für den ewigen Kampf der menschlichen Seele mit inneren Widersprüchen, Versuchungen und Ambitionen. Goethe fügte seiner Version von Faust auch ethische Fragen zur freien Willensentscheidung, zur Verantwortung für die eigenen Handlungen und zur Stellung des Menschen in der Welt hinzu. Dadurch wurde die Faust-Legende nicht nur zu einer Geschichte über den teuflischen Pakt und die Erlösung, sondern auch zu einem tiefgründigen philosophischen Werk über den Sinn des Lebens und die spirituelle Entwicklung des Menschen. Das ist die Antwort, wenn es sich um eine Tragödie handelt. Was wäre, wenn dies eine Utopie wäre?
Robby passava uma energia maravilhosa que não tem como explicar dava show nas suas apresentações lindo ❤.
I think Truman knew it was coming and he want it to defend himself and offend others which he had eventually personally Susskind not a fan🙄
Omg i was at this concert.
Yeah nothing screams p3do more than a grown man in a ball pit, talking about his vhs collection organized by wierd horror genre
What a beautiful and inspiring story. Glory be to God 🙏☦️💙
Glad you enjoyed it
1st Focus On Stopping Homelesness. "Build Cheaper Houses, make affordable housing." 2nd. The Next Problem, ( step by step) the grafitti problem... then drugs , but goodluck with lazy officials, AND polititions.