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Went to high school in NYC 69 to 73. Not for the faint of heart.

Nice pictures

I watched those towers go up as a student through my high school window and watched them come down as a firefighter.

Globalization creates over gentrification in cities and abandons the heartland.

Why did I come here ?wv my whole life taken by some red neck. Who drugeg and raped me for my spiritual property's the sky was limit now I am a souless fag its going to be hard to stay in this world now that I know sorry I could not be here when they needed me to be

The old days when you actually lived and it wasnt all a dream 7:40

thank you!!! So many memories... Tech ruined the city!

When the 5 crime families owned nyc.

Amazing, thank you , and we're all beginning to notice how times past ( even the bad times) look so much better than now !

Man this music is DEPRESSING the sh*t out of me!!!

Sadly, New York City of the 70s and 80s died on Jan 1st, 1990 at approximately midnight.

Is there anybody out there that I can talk about the 70s? 70s

Bellas décadas, todo era más mucho más tranquilo.

Even though every decade had it issues. At least we knew what the reality of the times were. Nowadays you are lied to constantly from the government, the media and everything in between. We just don't know what's real anymore. A man was a man and had a good idea of what that was. Women were women. Our police were people who we respected, our leaders lead and America was respected because of that. We live in scary times. I know there were exceptions but when you criminalize the police and put criminals on a pedestal, open the boarders with no plan as to what to do with them, allow business owners to get robbed, and punished people for protecting themselves, we are in a bazzaro nightmare 😢

The first seconds of this nostalgic video opens with the rise of the Twin Towers that graced the most wonderful city in America.

The air quality has definitely improved since then.

What a beautiful presentation. Thanks. What makes it even more special is to remember that cameras were not that common back then. My family was middle class and we didn’t have a camera until 1978 or so. My whole childhood in the 60s and 70s there’s like 7 pictures. I lived in lower Manhattan for 15 years and could see the Trade Center out my bathroom window. LOL. I remember drinking at the Terminal Bar. Wow. What a trip.

Something dystopian about NYC at this time. Even the ballplayers taking to the field seem to lumber, as if they were about to play with a heavy weight on their souls

It was our Decayed Wonderland

Beauty🙏🏻

this guy copied this video for his own channel www.youtube.com/@KindredSoulsofBrooklyn

A time that there was no internet no social media no cell phones, a time when people were just people enjoying life. We now live in a world of program, we are all program to do something, such a shame if I can get a time machine I'd go back and never leave

Pick better music next time, so I don’t feel like I’m at a funeral

Amo história parabéns

I lived, went to grad school and worked in The City during the 70s and 80s. Never noticed or was bothered by its run down side. That is what love does. I have been to many cities worldwide since then. NYC is still my first love.

I was a child growing up in the 70s and teen in the 80s in this era of NYC history. Was it grimy etc etc yeah! but I wouldn't trade my formative years there at all. Overall it was a great city to grow up in.

Im from Brazil. I was flight attendant and usually to fly to N.Y. in the 90's and in the beginning of 2000. I love this town. Now im retired, but i wish be back one day with my family...

NYC is and has always been a evolving and changing place - it constantly reinvents itsekf. I love it - but i do hope that it gets safer there so i can visit.

I remember it.

Before the hipsters invaded and colonized brooklyn

Grew up in NYC in the late 70's and 80's so glad I did ,was so different then I loved it ,lived there over 30years ,now I'm in my mid 40s and I live upstate NY now ,I almost cried when I visited in 2018 ,it was like a completely different city ,it wasn't my childhood ,or teenage years or my 20's anymore ,transformed into a former shell of what I loved ,the heart,the differences,the grit,the character just gone

It was like a different PLANET back then...In many ways better; West 48th St had round 2 dozen 🎵 Music/USED Guitar Stores. If I only had a TIME MACHINE...

This is the second time I’ve seen this video. NYC was the absolute best place to be and to be young in the early 70s.

Is that John Lennon at 8:46 ?

I recall going there in 1977 and just being shocked at what I saw. When I saw New York City in 1977 some of the parts literally brought to mind hearing the Teacher in school talk about Berlin circa 1945. The Music to this video is also pretty fitting, gives sort of a Melancholy mood to the whole thing. I still love NYC, I guess it just goes to show every City has its ups and downs.

I see no photos of the Automats

Below, I asked the question - "What happened to the USA?" I think maybe I can answer my own question. American jobs outsourced overseas. American intervention around the world and starting (unnecessary) wars. Feeding the war machine - remember Bob Dylan's famous song "Masters of War"? Read the lyrics. American deregulation of the financial markets. The opioid epidemic and how the Sackler family profited from OxyContin. Social media. Facebook. Please jump in and add more factors responsible for the decline of American society.

My husband who is now 89yrs young was born and raised in Greenwich Village and adores everything about N Y C

Wonderful except need commentary

Beautiful. Thank you.

The opening for monets with all those shots of the WTCs dor to killed me, then the shots of the West Village and Christopher Street at a time just before the Holocaust. Haunting

As a teenager in mid 70's and in my 20's during most of the 80's, NYC, specifically Manhattan, was a cesspool! Thankfully, for the most part, things have changed, at least until the last 5-8 years !

I moved into the City in 1978 and lived there until 1989. Now my daughter and her husband live there. I love the City.

And there was a lot more industry and resources. You could buy more clothes,appliances, food,transportation was cheaper. Somehow real estate was bought out,people moved out,and NYC became one big advertisement, without substance or life

Nothing like that time ever again. The creativity,enthusiasm,love for just living,was unique. Seems those ideals are now replaced by the lust for money,and the greed for power and attention.

Best times ever!

Why did political assholes ruin our america. But for their evil deeds these places would still be liveable.why did people choose damn democrats when they knew the consequences would be disaster??!!!!

I’m so glad I had the privilege of growing up in Brooklyn from 1955 to 77 but I’m so happy I left when I did it breaks my heart to see what the progressive Democrats have done to my beloved New York City