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Gunbot mentioned this radio station a few days ago and I finally got around to checking it out.

Excellent, good variety of old and semi old, rarely heard tracks (deep cuts I guess you'd call them?). Reminds me of the great rock stations that USED to exist in the late 80's.

Here they are online, check it out.

http://www.thesoundla.com/

KSWD 100.3

Another plus, they don't have the lame morning show comedy jocks.

Woodstock - they're running a remembering Woodstock thing right now. Heard lots of the good stuff.

Canned Heat - Going To The Country
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1s0vr ... dst_events

40Years ago today it was the place to be.Love Canned heat (going to the country)What great music back then and still great to this very day. Jimmy, the Who and so manny more.

1969 I was 16 years old getting ready to start my senior year in high school. As a child growing up in the post WWII era the late 60's was an amazing time to live through. Younger people cannot begin to imagine the cultural paradeim shift that started in the 60's culmanating in Woodstock. I was not able to go to Woodstock but I do remember when I first saw the movie, I cried, from just experiencing even a little of the joy, freedom and optimisim that that event represented. The music was incredible and much of it still stands the test of time today.

Here is my tribute to Woodstock:

Woodstock-Joni Mitchell

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBqodL2OJ1A

Lay It Down (candles in the rain)-Melanie

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=530Hqoamf3Q

Peartree12249 wrote:1969 I was 16 years old getting ready to start my senior year in high school. As a child growing up in the post WWII era the late 60's was an amazing time to live through. Younger people cannot begin to imagine the cultural paradeim shift that started in the 60's culmanating in Woodstock. I was not able to go to Woodstock but I do remember when I first saw the movie, I cried, from just experiencing even a little of the joy, freedom and optimisim that that event represented. The music was incredible and much of it still stands the test of time today.

Here is my tribute to Woodstock:

Woodstock-Joni Mitchell

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBqodL2OJ1A

Lay It Down (candles in the rain)-Melanie

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=530Hqoamf3Q

Boy i agree with all you have said.What a time it was.

Babyblue wrote:

Peartree12249 wrote:1969 I was 16 years old getting ready to start my senior year in high school. As a child growing up in the post WWII era the late 60's was an amazing time to live through. Younger people cannot begin to imagine the cultural paradeim shift that started in the 60's culmanating in Woodstock. I was not able to go to Woodstock but I do remember when I first saw the movie, I cried, from just experiencing even a little of the joy, freedom and optimisim that that event represented. The music was incredible and much of it still stands the test of time today.

Here is my tribute to Woodstock:

Woodstock-Joni Mitchell

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBqodL2OJ1A

Lay It Down (candles in the rain)-Melanie

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=530Hqoamf3Q

Boy i agree with all you have said.What a time it was.

You can say that again!!! It was an awesome feeling being so in tune with nature, sleeping under the stars, music blaring all hours of the night, rain, mud, Joe Cocker, Joni Mitchell, Joan Baez --- & who can forget Hendrix!?!?!? Not to mention all the free love & the smell of pot that hovered throughout the air. You got a buzz whether you intended to or not. I wish I could go back & do it all over again. Woodstock was unbelieveable!!!! Such a sureal moment in all our lives. I'll never experience anything quite like that ever again.

WAIT A MINUTE!!!! Woodstock was in '69. I was born in '78. Drats! Musta been a dream.


I love you ladies.


(I make a funny. Don't hit me.)

JasonD wrote: You can say that again!!! It was an awesome feeling being so in tune with nature, sleeping under the stars, music blaring all hours of the night, rain, mud, Joe Cocker, Joni Mitchell, Joan Baez --- & who can forget Hendrix!?!?!? Not to mention all the free love & the smell of pot that hovered throughout the air. You got a buzz whether you intended to or not. I wish I could go back & do it all over again. Woodstock was unbelieveable!!!! Such a sureal moment in all our lives. I'll never experience anything quite like that ever again.

Very funny Jason. Just remember, if it wasn't for the sexual revolution that began in the late 60's, you'd still be hiding in the closet.

Peartree12249 wrote:

JasonD wrote: You can say that again!!! It was an awesome feeling being so in tune with nature, sleeping under the stars, music blaring all hours of the night, rain, mud, Joe Cocker, Joni Mitchell, Joan Baez --- & who can forget Hendrix!?!?!? Not to mention all the free love & the smell of pot that hovered throughout the air. You got a buzz whether you intended to or not. I wish I could go back & do it all over again. Woodstock was unbelieveable!!!! Such a sureal moment in all our lives. I'll never experience anything quite like that ever again.

Very funny Jason. Just remember, if it wasn't for the sexual revolution that began in the late 60's, you'd still be hiding in the closet.

Yes, you got me there & I truly do appreciate it. I only wish my generation could have had a Woodstock all our own & I don't mean that shameful, disgrace of a Woodstock remake they staged a decade ago which I admit I was a part of. Not the melee that occurred, just the audience I was a part of. It was a blast up until some idiots had to ruin it. Thank God I don't remember much. (Don't ask me why.) Let's just say there is a pharmacutical explanation for that.

JasonD wrote:

Peartree12249 wrote:

JasonD wrote: You can say that again!!! It was an awesome feeling being so in tune with nature, sleeping under the stars, music blaring all hours of the night, rain, mud, Joe Cocker, Joni Mitchell, Joan Baez --- & who can forget Hendrix!?!?!? Not to mention all the free love & the smell of pot that hovered throughout the air. You got a buzz whether you intended to or not. I wish I could go back & do it all over again. Woodstock was unbelieveable!!!! Such a sureal moment in all our lives. I'll never experience anything quite like that ever again.

Very funny Jason. Just remember, if it wasn't for the sexual revolution that began in the late 60's, you'd still be hiding in the closet.

Yes, you got me there & I truly do appreciate it. I only wish my generation could have had a Woodstock all our own & I don't mean that shameful, disgrace of a Woodstock remake they staged a decade ago which I admit I was a part of. Not the melee that occurred, just the audience I was a part of. It was a blast up until some idiots had to ruin it. Thank God I don't remember much. (Don't ask me why.) Let's just say there is a pharmacutical explanation for that.

did you get laid Jason ?

JasonD wrote: Thank God I don't remember much. (Don't ask me why.) Let's just say there is a pharmacutical explanation for that.

I suggest you stay away from the brown acid. The brown acid is not too good.

Did you see this while you were there.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-JX40rehcI

Peartree12249 wrote:

JasonD wrote: Thank God I don't remember much. (Don't ask me why.) Let's just say there is a pharmacutical explanation for that.

I suggest you stay away from the brown acid. The brown acid is not too good.

Did you see this while you were there.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-JX40rehcI

From what I remember I did just about everything.

stevew2 wrote:

JasonD wrote:

Peartree12249 wrote:

JasonD wrote: You can say that again!!! It was an awesome feeling being so in tune with nature, sleeping under the stars, music blaring all hours of the night, rain, mud, Joe Cocker, Joni Mitchell, Joan Baez --- & who can forget Hendrix!?!?!? Not to mention all the free love & the smell of pot that hovered throughout the air. You got a buzz whether you intended to or not. I wish I could go back & do it all over again. Woodstock was unbelieveable!!!! Such a sureal moment in all our lives. I'll never experience anything quite like that ever again.

Very funny Jason. Just remember, if it wasn't for the sexual revolution that began in the late 60's, you'd still be hiding in the closet.

Yes, you got me there & I truly do appreciate it. I only wish my generation could have had a Woodstock all our own & I don't mean that shameful, disgrace of a Woodstock remake they staged a decade ago which I admit I was a part of. Not the melee that occurred, just the audience I was a part of. It was a blast up until some idiots had to ruin it. Thank God I don't remember much. (Don't ask me why.) Let's just say there is a pharmacutical explanation for that.

did you get laid Jason ?

I was 21 so YES, many times & YES for your next question too.

JasonD wrote:I was 21 so YES. Many times & YES for your next question too.

Now you are reading each other's minds.

Angel wrote:

JasonD wrote:I was 21 so YES. Many times & YES for your next question too.

Now you are reading each other's minds.

Well, you know what they say..... when a "couple" spend as much time together as Steve & I do, they start to think alike.

JasonD wrote:

Angel wrote:

JasonD wrote:I was 21 so YES. Many times & YES for your next question too.

Now you are reading each other's minds.

Well, you know what they say..... when a "couple" spend as much time together as Steve & I do, they start to think alike.

Ain't that the truth! If you don't mind my saying, you two have been joined at the hip lately. I think old Stevie is living vicariously through your youthful exploits.

JasonD wrote:

Angel wrote:

JasonD wrote:I was 21 so YES. Many times & YES for your next question too.

Now you are reading each other's minds.

Well, you know what they say..... when a "couple" spend as much time together as Steve & I do, they start to think alike.

Dont go there Jason, Di you poke a mans hole or a women meat ditch or both, I need to know

stevew2 wrote:

JasonD wrote:

Angel wrote:

JasonD wrote:I was 21 so YES. Many times & YES for your next question too.

Now you are reading each other's minds.

Well, you know what they say..... when a "couple" spend as much time together as Steve & I do, they start to think alike.

Dont go there Jason, Di you poke a mans hole or a women meat ditch or both, I need to know

I never kiss & tell.

JasonD wrote:

stevew2 wrote:

JasonD wrote:

Angel wrote:

JasonD wrote:I was 21 so YES. Many times & YES for your next question too.

Now you are reading each other's minds.

Well, you know what they say..... when a "couple" spend as much time together as Steve & I do, they start to think alike.

Dont go there Jason, Di you poke a mans hole or a women meat ditch or both, I need to know

I never kiss & tell.

You puss, you were pokin every shaved male in site

Anyone got the 40th anniversary Woodstock DVD? I ordered, it's on it's way - wish it would have made it here for this weekend. Oh well, we've got our own hippie-type festival going on here this weekend, we're just doing one day of it this year though. Dr. John and Johnny Winter tomorrow - yay!

stevew2 wrote:

JasonD wrote:

stevew2 wrote:

JasonD wrote:

Angel wrote:

JasonD wrote:I was 21 so YES. Many times & YES for your next question too.

Now you are reading each other's minds.

Well, you know what they say..... when a "couple" spend as much time together as Steve & I do, they start to think alike.

Dont go there Jason, Di you poke a mans hole or a women meat ditch or both, I need to know

I never kiss & tell.

You puss, you were pokin every shaved male in site

Dude, you better take that stuff to the OT Banter thread. These ladies have been very nice to me & I don't want to make any enemies. Some of them ain't used to that raw edginess that makes you so loveable, Steve.

JasonD wrote:

stevew2 wrote:

JasonD wrote:

stevew2 wrote:

JasonD wrote:

Angel wrote:

JasonD wrote:I was 21 so YES. Many times & YES for your next question too.

Now you are reading each other's minds.

Well, you know what they say..... when a "couple" spend as much time together as Steve & I do, they start to think alike.

Dont go there Jason, Di you poke a mans hole or a women meat ditch or both, I need to know

I never kiss & tell.

You puss, you were pokin every shaved male in site

Dude, you better take that stuff to the OT Banter thread. These ladies have been very nice to me & I don't want to make any enemies. Some of them ain't used to that raw edginess that makes you so loveable, Steve.

bite me

The Sound is the radio station I usually listen to & been hearing the Woodstock music. I was 9 yrs old then but I saw the movie in the 70s...didn't like the whole druggy, dirty hair/clothes thing, but I still identify with the nature/mother earth/flower child thing. We wore the love beads, fringe, patchwork maxi skirts... Such a pivotal time.

stevew2 wrote:

JasonD wrote:

stevew2 wrote:

JasonD wrote:

stevew2 wrote:

JasonD wrote:

Angel wrote:

JasonD wrote:I was 21 so YES. Many times & YES for your next question too.

Now you are reading each other's minds.

Well, you know what they say..... when a "couple" spend as much time together as Steve & I do, they start to think alike.

Dont go there Jason, Di you poke a mans hole or a women meat ditch or both, I need to know

I never kiss & tell.

You puss, you were pokin every shaved male in site

Dude, you better take that stuff to the OT Banter thread. These ladies have been very nice to me & I don't want to make any enemies. Some of them ain't used to that raw edginess that makes you so loveable, Steve.

bite me

Where at?

stevew2 wrote:

JasonD wrote:

stevew2 wrote:

JasonD wrote:

stevew2 wrote:

JasonD wrote:

Angel wrote:

JasonD wrote:I was 21 so YES. Many times & YES for your next question too.

Now you are reading each other's minds.

Well, you know what they say..... when a "couple" spend as much time together as Steve & I do, they start to think alike.

Dont go there Jason, Di you poke a mans hole or a women meat ditch or both, I need to know

I never kiss & tell.

You puss, you were pokin every shaved male in site

Dude, you better take that stuff to the OT Banter thread. These ladies have been very nice to me & I don't want to make any enemies. Some of them ain't used to that raw edginess that makes you so loveable, Steve.

bite me

Jason, he wants you so bad and we all know it.

JasonD wrote:

stevew2 wrote:

JasonD wrote:

stevew2 wrote:

JasonD wrote:

Angel wrote:

JasonD wrote:I was 21 so YES. Many times & YES for your next question too.

Now you are reading each other's minds.

Well, you know what they say..... when a "couple" spend as much time together as Steve & I do, they start to think alike.

Dont go there Jason, Di you poke a mans hole or a women meat ditch or both, I need to know

I never kiss & tell.

You puss, you were pokin every shaved male in site

Dude, you better take that stuff to the OT Banter thread. These ladies have been very nice to me & I don't want to make any enemies. Some of them ain't used to that raw edginess that makes you so loveable, Steve.

You are a true sweetheart hon.

LLL wrote:

Piece of My Heart - Janis Joplin

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNMofdr0lWU&feature=related

Janis and Richie Havens "Freedom" two of my fave clips from WS

Freedom
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2d85b ... 196_events

LLL wrote:Some nice Woodstock footage with most of these videos:

With a Little Help From My Friends - Joe Cocker

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQDakdp5WZ0

The Weight - The Band

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LaGIlBDfzos

White Rabbit - Jefferson Airplane

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EntBFYOPIcE

Summertime Blues - The Who

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5gBaCusDeY&feature=related

My Generation - The Who

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cH9IgJZCx4c

Piece of My Heart - Janis Joplin

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNMofdr0lWU&feature=related

Born on the Bayou - CCR

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwQYqrFPCPg&feature=related

Thanks! for the links i am really enjoying them all. Janis was so cool and the Who WOOOHOOO

StoneCold wrote:Gunbot mentioned this radio station a few days ago and I finally got around to checking it out.

Excellent, good variety of old and semi old, rarely heard tracks (deep cuts I guess you'd call them?). Reminds me of the great rock stations that USED to exist in the late 80's.

Here they are online, check it out.

http://www.thesoundla.com/

KSWD 100.3

Another plus, they don't have the lame morning show comedy jocks.

Woodstock - they're running a remembering Woodstock thing right now. Heard lots of the good stuff.

Canned Heat - Going To The Country
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1s0vr ... dst_events

I was driving back from the beach this afternoon, listening. I really enjoy this station. I haven't heard any post-Captured Journey so far. I have heard Feeling That Way/ Anytime and what came as a real pleasant surprise, Good Morning Girl/ Stay Awhile. Most people forget that the latter was actually a Hot 100 song back in the day, peaking at #55.

Wow, I think I would've driven off the mountain road hearing on the radio "Good Morning, Girl" (one of my very favorites). I've only heard Feeling that way and Wheel in the sky...but, I have requested some before.