The sixties began an era when music became politically relevent.
It all became about social conscience.
Can you say... psychedelic?
At Griffith's Park, 1971
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The Hippy Guy circa 2003
About Me
- The Hippy Guy
- Been a hippy since the sixties! That's right, and I figure that Jesus was a hippy. Long hair, beard, sandals. You know the type. And in the sixties they wouldn't have even let him into church looking that way.
Hippy Bliss
What is happiness?
Woodstock Festival '69
Favorite high school album.
Reefer Madness
My high school's favorite movie.
Tricky Dick
Peace
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Zags
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Underground Comic
Be In
Woodstock '69
Mr. Natural
Truckin'
No Nukes.
Establishment
Magic Bus
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1 comment:
hey luv ... my name is alexandra... im writing a paper on the hippies from the good old days ( i was born in the wrong time.. i cant believe i missed out on sooo much .. damn! ) i was wondering if you could help me out by answering a few questions
Interview questions on the hippie era
1) How old were you during the hippie revolution?
2) What was your reaction to the hippie movement?
3) Were you involved in any of the radical groups or anti- war movements?
4) Were you one of the many who lived in haight Ashbury?
5) Did you live in a commune?
6) What kind of “freeing your mind experiences” did you have if any?
7) What do you think of when you hear the word hippie?
8) What do you think the US learned from the hippies?
9) When you went to San Francisco did you wear flowers in your hair?
10) where were some of the cool places you used to hang out?
11) Do you think the 60’s changed you
12) When do you believe the 60‘s died?
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