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I remember! I remember!

Pass that gage this way when you're done with it Ace.

This video is pure acid.

Does anyone have the complete lyrics of this song?

It's incredible how Blue Cheer at this stage (as a 6 member band) sounded so different to the power trio that recorded the "Vincebus Eruptum" right at the end-tail of the same year, here they sounded more like your typical bluesy frisco acid rock band from the era, not so dissimilar to Grateful Dead's debut album or even Crystal Syphon, while as a power trio, they became the heavy psych beasts that all we know.

Did David Frieberg sing this?

I loved this video. I suppose my favorite part is the Quicksilver part. You can identify everyone from the original lineup in the film - Murray, Freiberg, Cipollina, Duncan and Elmore. Country Joe gets a few frames here and there. Lenore Kandel. Of course the Dead, Ginsburg, and the Beat poets are are clearly visible. I suppose the best part is seeing some of the lesser known names of the period in this film instead of being left on the cutting room floor. I wish I could have been there. RIP - Duncan, Dino and Cipollina. Cheers MC Malthus.

So happy to come across this video when searching for information about Jerry Abrams.

Give me a one way ticket I will never come back

Kind of reminds me of a very early velvet underground long jam

I wish I could have lived through this time. It’s a stupid thing to say but it’s true.

eso no me gusta a mordes pues te lo esplicare OK

An different time.

Jerry abrahms ... oye

very very beautiful. I love psychedelic era <3

2:30 Daria Halprin. Lost the puppy fat, became a sex symbol & married Dennis Hopper a few years later.

Poor kitty all that loud music and drugs

The version the yorks - mi nena , it's the best in my opinion

Love Hugh Hopper's fuzz bass, good drumming from Nick Mason too.

Blue Cheer. Gottdamn!

The song is called: "Be In" by Blue Cheer very rare song, there's no Blue Cheer Album with that song.

Very freak version, actually another song

Some good looking girls back then..To bad they're all old and dead...

I knew Jerry fairly well, helped set up and take down Headlights.

Check out the very first recording of the song, only available here!!! th-cam.com/video/A9VpWAEk6aI/w-d-xo.html

Whoops--just noticed I posted 6 years ago under leplinoboe. As I said, short-term memory kaput; long-term memory (somewhat) intact.

I also was there (age 21) and can be seen at 3:28 and a few moments before. Red shirt, black plastic glasses, head of curly hair. First in background on the left and then a closeup zoom. My band, the Orkustra (or Electric Orkustra or Electric Chamber Orkustra), was supposed to play, but the power went out. My buddies pushed me up on the stage anyway, and you can see but not hear me playing my oboe--yes, oboe--for my moment or two of fame. Normally when the group performed, I used a harmonica mike stuck in the bell and attached with hairpins and tape. Of course, since I remember all of this, you will think I wasn't there--"If you can remember the sixties, you weren't there," right? Well, some of my memory is shot these days, but not of the Be-In. The one plus of getting old--you forget recent, unimportant stuff (like your name) but remember the old, important stuff (like a Be-In). Over and out, friends! Will look for you at the Be-In-in-the-next-world. HR

Killer version

I don't understand. Never having taken LSD, I was of the impression that it was sort of a liquid absorbed onto paper for instance? Anyway, not tablets. Any one know?

This is a different version to the 'Revolution soundtrack LP - same arraignment, different version.

Can anyone verify that this is actually the six piece Blue Cheer? It's just that it sounds almost studio quality...

Howdy! I'm working on a documentary about this era and would love to use the original footage. Is this possible? Thanks.

This live recording is beyond excellent, what a great band Robert put together that night.

Blue Cheer is not in the video. If that is them playing, it's the original 6 piece blues band. Also seen are the Grateful Dead, and either Big Brother and the Holding Company or Quicksilver Messenger Service. If Blue Cheer didn't play, it may be when they showed up but didn't get the chance because other bands were hogging the stage

Awesome upload -- Iove how it all dissolves at 2:50 into a Yardbirds style raga guitar break, pretty close to the one Jeff Beck plays on "Mister, You're A Better Man Than I". Bet the Quicksilver guys were at the Yardbirds show at the Carousel Ballroom in August 1966 -- THE show where Jimmy Page switches from bass to guitar b/c Beck was sick. And I bet they were at first pissed b/c Beck wasn't going to be playing . . .

Cool!

these kids are seriously psychedelicized

Does anyone know the title of the song?

Rest in peace Jerry.

So fuckin good,and the movie is awesome as well!!! My favorite scene and two great songs!!!!

this is a clip from revolution a 1968 film good watch

Yeah, it's all fun and games until the cop's face starts melting.

3:16 E-cigarette in 1967

Does anyone know where I can find the lyrics to THIS SONG? This version. Thanks in advance.

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I was there on many hits of Owsley White Lightening, what a trip that was really felt like I was in a GIANT community This music is listed in Webster's Dictionary under "orgasmic rock"

Days sitting in the back seet of me dads car drivi g round the lickey hills birmingham

pure genius

This has got to be late 1966 and yes, Quicksilver does have every right (like Randy California) to sue Zeppelin. #endurancewriter

WOW , sends shivers down my spine , music is clearly more than just something we hear, very different from the RB version but equally captivating , its a sobering thought few artists have this intensity