Living in Reseda
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- Reseda Centennial 1912 - 2012
Reseda, one of the original valley suburbs, will be celebrating its 100th year throughout 2012, planning and participating in events and revelries culminating in a gala outdoor music festival in September. Reseda, the hub of the valley, was an original Red Car stop on the Pacific Electric line, and is host to the Los Angeles River, ground-zero of the Northridge Earthquake, and the home of the Karate Kid.
Reseda was once the heart of a diverse and vibrant music scene, with acts such as U2, Tom Petty, James Brown, No Doubt, Zoogz Rift, Los Lobos, Lucinda Williams, and Jane's Addiction performing at such locations as The Country Club and BeBop Records. The Reseda Centennial Music Festival seeks to recreate the heyday of the Reseda music scene as well as celebrate the diversity of its community with a wide variety of cultural performers.
Follow the Reseda Centennial on Facebook - / resedacentennial
Moved to Reseda in 82 at eleven years old from Pasadena. Still live there today.
Lots of changes...Miss Sherman Square, the skate park on Vanowen & Reseda and the Country Club.
Saw the artwork that's out front but Las Fuentes should have gotten more love.
Best food in Reseda.
Unfortunately, Athenian Grill & the Army/Navy Surplus store went unrecognized. Too bad.
Both are institutions in my book.
REOPEN the RESEDA THEATRE!!
spent 35 years in the valley lived in RESEDA went bowling at reseda bowling alley reseda theater saw jaws THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES
I'm a kid growing up in reseda and I love seeing what reseda used to be before all this kinda of violence and gang related stuff here so sad to see how much has changed
Gxnerics enjoy it. I grew up in reseda and when I was 18 I moved to Texas and now at 27 I miss it everyday
Lol I know most of these places I am 13
I wish the photos lasted longer. I lived right next door in Encino snd the neighborhoods overlap as far as places we went. Moved there from Minnesota in 1952… the valley was a great place to grow up back then; very safe. We didn’t even lock our doors. Movie stars lived all around and we would ride our bikes to their houses and up the long driveway of Roy Rogers ranch. Western stars often brought their horses to our schools snd would put on shows with them. Good times.
I agree, the photos flash by pretty fast.
I love to see the pictures a little slower, loved the memories. Lived there from 1950 to 1966.....................
I grew up in Reseda and lived in the valley for 27years 1960 to 1987 I miss the old days so much Thank you for the great video. Have a great day 😎
I grew up in Reseda. Moved there in 1955. I was the drummer for The Electric Prunes. Sometimes, we rehearsed at my house in Reseda on Leadwell St. Graduated from Reseda High School in '67. Was in the marching band too.
Had no idea you guys were so close. I loved the song “I had too much to dream”. Years later I met and worked with Annette Tucker who wrote that song. I went to Cleveland High, class of 70.
I moved with my parents as a toddler to Reseda in 1949 or 1950. Went to Shirley Avenue Elementary School, Sequoia Junior High school and went to Reseda High from January 64 until February 67. Loved the rural Reseda of the 50s where there was Dairies and cows, dirt roads to Canoga Park, plenty of open spaces and even an old tile factory down the street and dozens of open land all around to play in with lots of other kids! I remember before Reseda High was built and the older kids went to Birmingham High. Before that Birmingham was an Army hospital where my Grandfather passed away. I remember playing in the “Wash “ where I use to play and catch polywogs 😂. Not the same anymore!
Home sweet home!
91335 born and raised.
Grew up in reseda best city there is always feels like home
Lived in Canoga Park and Northridge for nine years while I went to college. Keep your smog, keep your Valley. Will never go back!
I lived in Receda 1961-67…Great place for a youngster to grow up! Pony ride around the block for 50 cents
I lived in Reseda till the 94 earthquake ate my house!! 6917 Tampa Ave! Loved it, also 19500 Ingomar St. for a short time
I too lived on both of those streets. Left Ingomar in 1965 and got married.
Whatching this video made me get Home sick, I truly miss my hometown,,,,,,,,RESEDA BABY!!!!!!!!!!
Loved it there 😌🩰 forever ♾️💞
Am here because of karate kid ❤️
Grew up in reseda. Loved the valley. Alit of my family and friends are still there.
“818 For Life” Miss you Brody….
I love the soundtrack!!!!
Thank you so much for this! It touches my heart.
Oh yes... the beautiful San Fernando Valley.
Grew up in Reseda and enjoyed the video-thanks for the memories!
I love reseda its just so unreal u feel as if ur in a movie
It was paradise.
Boogie Night's, great movie.............hasta luego hasta manana...............Luis Guzman is such a fun Maurice character.
Loved it. THANKS for your video. Well done.
Love that you put Soul Coughing on here!
it came back memory we live in reseda from 1968 till 1995
I lived on Reseda Blvd. in an apartment building north of Saticoy . about 1980-1991 when it was good. Record Trader, BeBop Records, Country Club ....... that's how I got this Reseda -hairline !
I know that name......... But from where?
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Lived there for five years in the 70s
Reseda HS Class of W'61. Does anyone remember these Reseda businesses from the '50s and 60's: The Donut Hut, Reseda House of Music, Santana's Mexican Food, Millman's Department Store, Tang Hall?
I remember going to Tang Hall with my mom and dad in the 50s and 60s . They 😊 Had great Chinese food! I remember Millmans’ Department store where I got my clothes with my Mom! I remember going to the Reseda Drive in as well before the Reseda walk in theater and seeing the “The Great Escape “!
I lived in Northridge years ago. Shopped at the Alpa-Beta store on Reseda blvd.
Don't forget that Stephanie Miller used to dance at the Itchy-Kitty topless strip club in Reseda.
Reseda born here
wow 1963 to 1999 still miss it now and then
RESEDA city over everyone!!
saw jaws about 6 times there from projection room good times and free soda
Lit
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Reseda HS Class of 69
Yikes this can't be Reseda! grew up there 50's early 60's Cleveland Hi "66" left the valley in 76 and left CA in 84, it now looks very 3rd worldish what happen guys?
My ma grad in 67 from Cleveland, me in 90, but I was born in Montana. Was cool in 80s and 90s, different than the 60s. Now too many people down there
You left, that's what happened. You turned your back on it.
I have been watching this, and Truxillo’s other videos for years. I lived there in 1984, and I mostly know Sherman Way. I didn’t seek much of the side streets. What is that rock song with the lyrics “we are all going to Reseda”? Is it Frank Zappa?
i had to check the no freeways bit..and ..yup..the Burbank on-ramp ..NOT in Reseda lol
Whats the name of the first song
Reseedy.
keep that in mind.
i envy your age-group
Now The Valley is a disgrace. People who now live at the Valley are foreign, not local. i miss the old days when we trusted every one in the Valley.
lots of pos armenians moving in....
Really?
I miss Reseda when it was nice and white.
brody town. change your name
Well...now is not Reseda anymore...is Mexseda....Latino world
Carlos Urzua You got a problem with that?
@@user-cv3tq9xt2n I love it..that is now like Mexico here in Reseda
Taco stands every corner at nights
Spanish speaking in restaurants
Elotes carts passing by.....I love this.... homeboy
THOSE DAYS ARE LONG GONE MY WHITE FRIEND, I FEEL SORRY FOR YOU
I feel sorry for you Pal, you are stuck living there!