Hummm well Im a Xer but didnt come into the world until the last part of this decade but I think-imo it just shows that "the more things change the more they stay the same"

It is crazy that the stuff we’re facing now is almost exactly what our elders faced

I've been realizing that lately too, alot of what's happening really correlates with the 70's-80's. Throw in the spice of 90's violence and you got the 2020's

@@kristiskinner8542 The oldest letter ever found (thousands of years old) was a wife complaining to her husband (who was trading in another town) that he never sent any money back home and she was forced to sell off most of what she had. Most likely the husband was living a double life in the other town. The oldest known joke (about 4000 years old) was a fart joke. People don't change much. Only things that change is the technology/tools we have available.

It gives me discomfort that we haven't progressed at all in 50 fucking years

Times had to be different then I too married at 19 and purchased our first home for $39k in our first year with a down payment of money we’d saved ourselves. I remind our Grandkids that they do not need all of the things that people consider a Necessity now that didn’t even exist in those days.

Congratulations. Long lasting marriages seem to happen a lot less nowadays. 🙏👍

@@notsosilentmajority1 women had to tolerate a lot more back then infidelity and abuse not to mention most were not finically stable. Women have a lot more possibilities today therefor they do not have to put up with much.

@@KittyCat1993-m6t OK, but what does that have to do with long lasting marriages? My parents, grandparents, myself and many people I know have had happy long lasting marriages and they weren't abusers or the women were not without other possibilities. What you said is true but it doesn't really fit into what was said. Perhaps, more opportunities have led to some selfishness as well.?.? These things can be read different ways.

That's cool

Whenever Ihear about this I am reminded of one of the bars in my college town that did 10 cent beers several nights a week. There was another that did boilermakers for 35 cents all the time.

interesting 2:40 I thought it was an attitude not a person

I was about comment about who they played

@@wadewilson6807 who?

@@eddiesroom1868 the Indians

the guy was on fire!

Hump!?!? What hump!?!?

I only listen to Led Zeppelin when I’m drawing! Everyone that knows this always spread the word that I’m not to be disturbed ! 🤘🏼😎✌🏻🇲🇽✊🏼Love and peace to all. Rock On!

Led zeppelin is the best band in my opinion. The 60's and 70's had the best music in the last century..go ahead and try to argue anything different, you can't.

1982

ur not a nerd or a geek just because you like learning about cool interesting stuff my friend

Same bruv lol

Yea, I love the timeline series, gives context to current times and allows me to see what other decades where like, never lived through the 90s, 80s or 70’s so cool to check what it was like.

@@dogetaxes8893 Weird History should complete the 1970-2020 Timeline Chain by doing the 2000s and the 2010s for seasons 4 and 5

i second this

Here, here! They were quite a trio! He was quite a drummer!

I approve of this post. Just wish Peart's name had been pronounced correctly.

I seen Rush live. In my lifetime I'm glad I got to experience Neal perts 15 minute drum solo. Unreal

Did she wear Love's Baby Soft?

I can't remember it either I was born that year 😃👍

Damn

I was sent to a young adult center in during the later part of the 80's. Luckily there weren't any medicinal experiments going on. It was all groups and discussions. Activities and other growing events to bolster self esteem and self worth. I am so sorry that you had to go through that. I can't begin to understand or even imagine what or how you felt. Memory wipes aren't exactly what you want unless the traumatic experience is worse to remember than to erase it all. I hope that your fully recovered and are doing well. Take care, and keep on going!

One flew over the Cuckoo's nest (1975) really showed how terrible those institutions were. I'm so sorry you had to experience that hell. At least things have gotten better somewhat..

I wish I could have a chemical injected into me that would make me forget 1974.

You would need a Time Machine and Body Switcher to experience the world like they did. lol

We are the same age!

Me too!!!!

My birth year too 👍🏻

@@shannon_w. that's you in your profile picture

**snorts a line of Cheetos dust** "UH! AH! GOD, THERE IS NO FUCKING DRUMMER BETTER THAN NEIL PEART!!!" **punches glass table** "It ain't easy being cheesy."

*saying your favorite drummers name, INCORRECTLY.... 😂

They always turned black when you went outdoors in the winter!

Maybe it ran off with my Pet Rock.

**snorts a line of Cheetos dust** "UH! AH! GOD, THERE IS NO FUCKING DRUMMER BETTER THAN NEIL PEART!!!" **punches glass table** "It ain't easy being cheesy."

@@deevan1415 some kind of comedian are you?

@@svpracer98 No, just quoting Family Guy.

The Ramones sang...."Texas chainsaw masacree! They took my baby away from me!"

"Exuse me while I whip this out"

@@BakedRBeans one of my favorite songs by them

@@sullisen citizens screams

I've heard the audio clip of "Where da white women at?", but never knew it came from Blazing Saddles... until today! 🙂

He sounds like a Simpsons character.

Sounds like Stephen Colbert...pretty spot on.

Yep I certainly remember that I was in high school and we had a talk about that during one of the classes especially since it was a Catholic School .

Not gonna be born for another 3 years.

My mom was 4 as well lol

I was 9 in '74, so forth grade and recall some of that went down that year, though I read later that Abba won the Eurovovision competition with Waterloo. I may have been familiar with it then, at least a couple of years later.

I was born ☺️😳

@@johnhpalmer6098 I grew up during the crazy 80’s and can only imagine the teenager stories you have about them.

LOL everyone from every generation says "life was simpler" LOL

Thank you for recalling the heyday of great newspapers. In the early 1980s, I started a career in which I was privileged to report for some of the best papers. By the middle part of the ensuing decade, it became clear the institution of journalism was dying. I've done fine with new ways to make a living, but the nation is in grave danger without any independent press.

I didn't see it that way. This was the year I graduated High School and started college so I was full of hope and promise.

Sounds like you and your father not WASP

@@hectorsmommy1717 I'm the same with 2008 financial crisis. First year of university and the world was awesome!

I was 9 in 1974....good lord I'm old

@@donh01965 did you enjoy the decade?

Mine is the summer between Season 4 and 5 with the "I Ross take the Rachel" finale 😳

For me they remind me of a much better time! A much safer place, more respectful, more fun, and well if you were a kid like I was, born in 1967, so I grew up in the 70's, it was a incredibly fun time to grow up! I remember biking in the woods on the trails that led to Mud Lake! We had forts built out there. We'd go 🎣fishing🎣, swimming, hiking, exploring, and again biking. I remember the🌐Wide🌎World🌎World🌎of🌎Sports🌎, watching the Harlem Globetrotters, Indy Car🏁🏎Racing🏎🏁, and the best......Evel Knievel! Then we'd go out and build a ramp.(These rarely ended well!) We'd then decide what we'd jump and how many of said items we'd attempt to "soar over". Those old metal round🗑🗑garbage🗑🗑cans were usually the most used item. At the beginning of our "block/road" we had a decent hill which we usually used for 🛹🛹 skateboarding🛹🛹, but it worked as a speed booster for you bike as well. Again these never, or RARELY EVER ended well. Sometimes you'd land on the cans, & bounce off them. OUCH! Or if you were lucky? You'd clear the cans but land awkwardly and bounce across the road. Or the worst-case scenario would be landing either ON THE CANS front wheel first, or past the cans, again front wheel first, and then flip over onto your back and slide into home plate on the gravel. Also remember, the 70's kids never or again RARELY EVER wore ⛑🪖helmets🪖⛑, so kids would go home, many if us crying, bawling our eyes out, as Mom picked the road rash off our backs, arms, HEAD, and legs. We usually wore shorts too! Thankfully no one was ever hurt bad. No hospital runs although I'm sure I got a concussion or three. This may sound silly, crazy, and idiotic, and in some ways, I'll agree it was! However back then we didn't have smartphones attached to our heads like an extra appendage. We didn't have💻laptop👨‍💻👨‍💻computers💻, tablets, or multiple gaming systems, and hundreds of television channels. We had ABC, NBC, CBS, PBS, & a couple of local unaffiliated stations. We had two. We played outside, we had to use our own devices for fun. Building forts, creating igloos in the winter time. We'd get together with our buddies and play football, baseball, basketball, or the most fun! HOCKEY! But in most cases we had use our IMAGINATIONS! It was truly an amazing time for me growing up in the 70's! I got to meet the Crusher, AWA All-Star Wrestler. I got to meet almost every Milwaukee Brewers players from 77-83. Times were so different! I really miss them too. Take care everyone and God Bless us all!

Peace, pot, & microdot!

Great stuff wasn't it....I'd go over to central park nyc buy 100 dots for $90. $3 bucks a dot at school Fridays the whole school was laughing their ass off tripping. The good ol days...

No, it's a vivid memory that you chose to share with us. Thanx.

The patriarch of a crime family and child abuser occupies the whitehouse. So there's that.

They get exposed, but social media immediately censores and silences anything that doesn't fit the Liberal narrative

You mean like Jan 6, 2021 ??? When they stormed and trashed the Capitol building.

I saw the same tour show in New Haven around the same time. I remember the Christmas tree on stage that electronically blew up at the end of the show. Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends.

I was only 7, but I remember the song "Lucky Man" by ELP, my brother learned it on guitar and taught me. Great time and great music!

Most talented band in rock history. Keith was the only genius of the genre.

@@rman52 Carl Palmer was recognized as one of the greats at that time... He is a classically trained percussionist.... Keith was mostly self taught and yes... he was a genius...

@@drmorqWarrenProject Preaching to the choir. Carl is the greatest percussionist of rock. My all time favorite drummer.

Fleetwood Mac & The Mama's and Papa's are close seconds.

Paranoid people dont lie on such matters. Con men and narcissists do .

Can't blame also Ozzy Osbourne, Natural Born Killers (movie), Marilyn Manson, Eminem, Vampire the Masquerade (game).

Thanks for that breaking news, my man!

@@daveerk6573 left out Judas Priest

@@daveerk6573 - can't blame comic books or video games, either.

@@lindaangus2307 yes it is a classic. 😀👍

good timesq

All legends too

Noone said he wasn't.

bullshit!

@@williamperkins9349 actually a lot of people have disputed that claim. I'm a music major, and I encountered the debate quite a bit.

My vote goes to.......SIDEWAYS

I agree and I hope Weird History does the 2000s and 2010s to complete the 1970-2020 Timeline Chain

I lived it & it was Great.

I have 2 more years left. Weird and interesting to watch life happening just before you were here to take part. Can't feel too full of myself knowing that things were rolling along without me and will do just that when I'm gone.

Worst day ever

Old AF!

Spielburg is widely credited with the tag "The number 1 killer of sharks on planet Earth" [Scientific American].

Terrible book btw

Nixon ended the war. He started the seeds of good relations with China and ended our cold war with them. Signed anti ballistic missle treaty with Russia. Without those accomplishments, you might not have been around to post on here. That's more important achievementsthan most ever in his position do. No he was not as likeable and personal as a Jimmy Carter as an example. But nice guys don't always accomplish much.

Um... Next year

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they have my suspicions up . my son was murdered 6 years ago and the law has no doubt what happened . in the last 2 years one poi was injured so badly the cops had to give him months to recover before they could even talk to him . more recently a poi has been killed in an accident . me thinks they have a 5th column . days ago a dreadful ' biker commune ' base burned to the ground , and it wasnt a small fire . on a more upbeat note , i dont give a F how justice is achieved as long as it makes our county safer . think about it . all the judge has to do is grumble " somebody oughtta throw a match on it " and i think L - E would have at it . indy had daily fires a few years ago . when it finally subsided there wasnt an ally garage ( abandoned ) makeshift crackhouse left standing .

I love Cher too, I grew up in the 90's 😁

Lots of older greats out there but usually still playing their hay day stuff. Very few artists like Cher (maybe Elton John & Billy Joel) have constantly refreshed and stayed relevant for decades.

I was 14 years old in the later half of 1974 and I had to endure the sudden death of my mother from a brain aneurysm. 1974 was not a good year for me

@@mrchrislatino Sheeran

That's because Cher is timeliness lol, she ruled every decade

The Godfather Part II was also the first sequel to win the Best Picture award at the Oscars.

Thanks for posting 🙏🏾

yeah these offer an amazing perspective into the pop culture and what was influencing everyday people in previous generations, not just what was in History books.

February 18th 1974. This date should be a holiday. 📀

Considering they did Timeline 2020 They should do the 2000s and the 2010s to complete the 1970-2020 Timeline Chain before they complete the rest of the 1900s

Dude, I remember that was dipicted in "Peanuts" when Snoopy was about to break Ruth's record. Shultz drew a literal pile of hate mail next to his doghouse. 🤣🤣

That's a good one! Send it to The Arroyo restaurant- maybe they will put it on their sign.

It is the year of the novelty songs!

@@treydodson4726 #7 is notable as being the theme song for the hippest trip in America. :)

Says the masked, vaxxed pleb

lol

Nixon was a boyscout and an amazing president compared to that imbecile 2-bit wannabe dictator Trumpo the clown. Atleast Nixon was good at pretending to actually care about the job and actually pretend if nothing else that he was keeping the country's best interests at heart.