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 Posted - 18/05/2018 : 08:31:40
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Iron Butterfly - In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida (1968) HQ
MUNROWS RETRO
The monster psychedelic hit of 1968 and possibly the entire 60's decade, the long version of this song
became far more famous than the radio edit single version. I suppose it depends on your perspective,
but for many this was THE monster psychedelic rock hit of the 1960's and is among those that were
making the transition from psychedelic to heavy metal. Recorded in May 1968, both the album and the
single were released in June. The nearly three-minute single version reached #30 on Billboard's Hot 100
on October 26, 1968. Although not recorded until that year, the band was already playing the song live
in 1967. Despite the fact that the song's title is an obvious mistransliteration of "in the Garden of Eden,"
few have pursued a visual interpretation of the Adamic story, possibly because they may have thought
it a bit sparse an account to spread over a period of over 17 minutes. But there is a lot there and it is all
to be found in the music rather than the lyrics. Requested a number of times in recent weeks, here, finally,
is my video of the iconic psychedelic classic, "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" by Iron Butterfly, written by Doug Ingle.
More:
http://forum.stripovi.com/topic.asp?whichpage=-2&TOPIC_ID=47499&REPLY_ID=2169669 (P.271)
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Posted - 20/05/2018 : 07:12:47
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Kassandra Brooks
I wanted to celebrate the last birthday of my 20's in style. So what did I do? I threw myself a 1920's themed birthday party at a secret speakeasy in
glamorous Hollywood. Naturally I had to find the perfect outfit and did just that when this gorgeous fully beaded and sequined Jovani dress entered my life.
I paired it with $12 rhinestone heels that I found at the Aldo Outlet. For the finishing touches I pinned my hair up in a faux bob and made myself a flapper
headband fit for Daisy Buchanan herself.
See more on my blog:thehauteblonde.com/2014/04/my-20s-themed-birthday-party.html
xoxo,
-Kassandra
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Posted - 20/05/2018 : 08:27:47
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30 Candid Photographs Capture Cape Town's Night Life in the Late 1960s
These photographs were taken by photographer Billy Monk in Cape Town nightclubs in 1967-69. The unusual narrative of his life and work has often been related and
embellished upon, and has become entwined with our perceptions of the images. In essence, he was born in 1937, and worked as a nightclub bouncer for Les Catacombs
Club in Cape Town in the late 1960s when he was around 30 years of age. He later moved to the West Coast and lived in Port Nolloth periodically until his death in 1982.
Using a Pentax camera with 35mm focal-length lens, Billy Monk photographed the nightclub revellers and sold the prints to his subjects. His close and long friendships
with many of the people in the images allowed him to photograph them with extraordinary intimacy in all their states of joy and sadness. His images of nightlife seem
carefree and far away from the scars and segregation of apartheid that fractured this society in the daylight.
In 1969 Monk stopped taking photographs at the club. Ten years later his contact sheets and negatives were discovered in a studio by Jac de Villiers who recognised the
significance of his work. He arranged a first exhibition of the work in 1982 at the Market Gallery in Johannesburg. Monk could not make the opening and two weeks later,
en route to seeing the exhibition, he was tragically shot dead in a fight and never saw his exhibition. Recently De Villiers revisited Monk's contact sheets and curated
the exhibition of the classic images along with some that have not been shown before.
Since the images were first seen in 1982, they have been critically acclaimed and celebrated on the rare occasions that they have been shown. The images raise
the question why they continue to resonate so strongly with viewers 40 years later, and it is perhaps because of the remarkable pathos and empathy Billy Monk
had for his subjects, regardless of their disposition, circumstances and transgressions.
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OLDIES FOREVER / MUSIC / CARS / MOVIES & Chicas!
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