I used to be a member of Blithfield Sailing Club. Back in 1987, I took my Thai wife to see this. She loved it. And on Boxing Day the meeting of the Hunt and the drinking of the Spirit Cup, outside the pub in the village. The days before woke, whatever that means, and political correctness. Happy days.
@izawadzki581521 күн бұрын
Ksa ever sound maks me mad
@MrRaulstrnad21 күн бұрын
9:20 Playboy After Dark is subtitled 1960 but the hostess is named Barbi who looks like Barbi Benton so very likely it was filmed in 1970 or several years after. Anyways a great look at a totally bizarre American cultural trend that was more like an artificial Polynesia through an American lens that had very little to due with existing Polynesian culture and which was quite popular in the fifties and sixties.
@SeaJay_Oceans29 күн бұрын
BAD Pet Owner !
@mosesmutembayi6073Ай бұрын
I think the quality of today Is yet to catch up with the past
@leopoldkunaka979Күн бұрын
Thats very true
@marsmediaproАй бұрын
What a great concept!
@marsmediaproАй бұрын
Outrageous! Thanks for sharing!
@marsmediaproАй бұрын
I 1st discovered Dave while researching a relatively unknown brand of of 4-track recorder he listed on a webpage. We have since traded each other's musical efforts. I love his music; thanks for sharing!
@williamlukeduckett7653Ай бұрын
I did all the Stonehenge festivals,it was great,not as it is portrayed in this video ❤
@aristideau5072Ай бұрын
is this err..,,,....modern?
@jsmediaproductions990Ай бұрын
Who is here in 2024🎉🎉🎉🎉…never gets old
@outlawforever6274Ай бұрын
King lion in your jungle !
@EJisAreteАй бұрын
Ari must of been already shagging Apes at this part in the timeline.
@infrasleepАй бұрын
Now it's 210,000 from the well heeled middle classes paying £350 each at Glastonbury....all the acts are decades old bands as nothing new has emerged,its contrived and boring...the days of proper festivals proper bands all gone.
@Steve68686Ай бұрын
FITZCARRALDO!
@kealani6535Ай бұрын
The Vietnam War probably hurt tiki culture as much as anything else. The palm trees and tropical beach vibe got conflated with the violence shown on the evening news in that type of setting.
@paatanatsvlishvili4334Ай бұрын
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@successmikeАй бұрын
The bassline is where Baba Charamba took his for the song Hapana Chandichagarira Pano.
@ianofliverpool77012 ай бұрын
Bloody hippies.
@colrickenbacker47522 ай бұрын
Our police are fascist bully boys. Disgusting.
@keithwalmsley18302 ай бұрын
To me this is one of the unsung greats of 80's music, and Genesis P Orridge (RIP) was such a fascinating character, into Aleister Crowley and all that even looked like him!!!
@ClareGallagher-wn5ro2 ай бұрын
Absolutely beautiful
@Ghansyam8932 ай бұрын
Nice❤
@MrAurelius772 ай бұрын
Humblebums was another good music with folk roots.
@MrAurelius772 ай бұрын
ISB,Donovan,Pentangle,Fairport,John Martyn,Nick Drake,Steeleye Span,Change the ways of folk music.
@ChrisYarbrough-ts9cv2 ай бұрын
In seal beach California I would surf all day we would go too Sam's seafood . that would give you the warm and fuzzy tiki thing the sea air from across the street and being in the ocean for most of the day. that was my tiki fantasy.silly but beautiful ❤️
@DonaldWalker-qs7zr2 ай бұрын
Nicely atmospheric, but its silly to add a kookaburra sound.
@deedoyle40695 күн бұрын
It was Wonderful exotic music back then. I know cuz I was there!
@nathanstout80632 ай бұрын
This is the most passive-aggressive thing I have ever seen.
@kathleenhudson15102 ай бұрын
Tomorrow is a drag man...power of now!
@SeaJay_Oceans29 күн бұрын
Enjoy mindful awareness of this moment , ~now~ , Always.
@AA-xe6up2 ай бұрын
Heard this several times on WFMU. Great music for occult rituals.
@dwillis68992 ай бұрын
As Billy Joel said about all of this, "And of course, they were right!".
@jemmathomas49512 ай бұрын
Heartbreaking why such a meditive voice, sound vibration that soothes restless souls becomes silent, horrifically taken away snatched from an innocent soul that gave all Sheila chandra can no longer speak .. why can so many evil walk this earth always destroying and taken whilst the likes of Sheila Chandra are silenced..
@liliosatariroguta82502 ай бұрын
Biggy was so cute.
@liliosatariroguta82502 ай бұрын
ava vaipisa look at their stage woooow
@fredkelly69532 ай бұрын
His opening soliloquy is really good.
@Richard-pe4cx2 ай бұрын
never forgive or forget the treatment dished out by thatcher's tory bully boys vote for change
@marianavarro40202 ай бұрын
Hoy después de llegar de mi viaje a lewis pude escuchar esta cantante debo decir que me ha conmovido tanto su voz y su canto que tengo el corazón conmovido por tanta belleza y sensibilidad en un idioma tan hermoso y rico como el gaélico . Amo Escocia arriba la cultura escocesa ❤
@patwrightson15802 ай бұрын
Beautiful
@newglof95583 ай бұрын
tiki culture is weird in that while it began as cultural appropriation and likely still exhibits it in many ways, it's also kind of taken on a life of its own to the point you could probably export tiki culture to polynesian islands (assuming it hasn't happened already) and the ones uninfected by radlib brainrot will likely have some appreciation for it, and not just for economic reasons. tiki-ism began as escapism for a particular location and way of life elsewhere in the world in the postwar period, namely by soldiers stationed in the pacific theater who became accustomed to a particular way of life, while juxtaposing those cultures with an American capitalist ethos. I think the escapism of the culture still remains, though in lieu of location, the escapism remains more for time. It's nostalgia for the 1950s-1970s, or whenever the various "tiki waves" have occurred. Instead of bringing up fantasies of faraway tropical lands with beautiful hulagirls, it's instead serves as a backdrop of memories of traveling to the beach with your midwestern family when you were schoolchildren. It's an extremely kitschy subculture but we millennials (and zoomers to a large extent) are enamored with nostalgia as the only drug that hits anymore. Wonder how the upper echelons of tiki subculture these days will capitalize on the inherently hauntological element of the "scene".
@genewilliams6173 ай бұрын
Well, I'm just an American kit drummer/percussionist who does not really understand the first thing about Indian music/percussion. What I do know is that I like it! REEEEELY LOVE ALL THE COLOUR!!!!!!
@user-qe9sj2lx9n3 ай бұрын
44 year old movie the burning train
@matthewtrow56983 ай бұрын
Interesting stuff. As far as a dream of an alternative utopian society, it was never going to happen when some of the traveller narrative had been taken over by thugs. Ultimately though, the other side had the largest number of thugs - the government and the police. It is now close to impossible to "live free" in the UK, or in fact, much of the entire world. The question should really be asked, was it _ever_ possible in the first place, or was it just hippy idealism transformed into traveller idealism? Imagine a government collapse around this time of the 1980s - imagine the police weren't there - that this alternative idea spread and more and more people took to the roads and took to "living free". Within months, tribalism sets in. Within months, you end up with leaders. Within years? You end up with the start of a system - just human nature and dealing with trying to feed and house people. Life can be pretty brutal in the UK in winter time if you have no food nor shelter. The concept of living free and being pestered by nobody? - I doubt it's possible in this little island. It certainly hasn't been possible for many thousands of years - there's always someone wanting to tell you what to do!
@davidjohnmcguigan78483 ай бұрын
Amazing , love it.
@Luke-Emmanuel3 ай бұрын
She was a MYSTIC, people judge her cuz a she skin color man, she was powerful in her own right and way before her time on a mass level. Yuh go see many of d new yutes praising her when a hardcore dub punk and rock scene take over in a next wave.