William and Allen were polar opposites yet civil to each other. Each a gentleman in his sphere of influence.This civility is what is needed for the world to survive,
Idk the man but I did notice seemed his constant mask of mockery displayed not for Allen even, really, but for the audience. Here he plays the "straight man." A comedic formula that keeps him safe & game & assumed the authority figure in the equation. Blah blah just typical entertainment bs but hey that song really cuts
Notice how Buckley states poker face. In wasn't body language to him-it was face languate. He puts a finger over his lips to disguise any emotional reaction. What a conctrast to the pleasure-loving, glad to be alive, hippie poet.
This aired September 3, 1968 for those wondering :D I'm using it in a research paper for my Eastern relgs class. We have to do a 8-10pg paper on anything involving the east, so mine is called 'Good morning sunshine: How the East enlightened the counter-culture of the 60s', I'm writing on Beatles/Maharishi Yogi, use of Sitar in western 'hippie' music and Ginsberg's brilliant crossover of cultures
Robert Machulla you have really chosen awesome task .... Me too working on these....just for your info Beatles were influenced by Hare Krishna Swami..., Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada.....
th-cam.com/video/IAxHYSUy-js/w-d-xo.html this song was written after George had a discussion with AC Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada about how to write songs about Hare Krishna for the public. George was a disciple of Swami Prabhupada
The chanting of Hare Krishna was also written into the play "HAIR" after the producer had a discussion with Swami Prabhupada th-cam.com/video/QRSNjqnwu7w/w-d-xo.html
Excellent, thank you! I only started looking for Ginsberg's interview with Buckley last night. Rather convenient that you uploaded this clip when you did.
I found this video due to an AMAZING video posted by Ethan Hawke (he did a Ted talk in 2020) and this situation here taught him an important lesson that sparked the subject of this amazing video. I'm not sure if I can post links here, so I will post the title that you can search: "Give yourself permission to be creative | Ethan Hawke"
Yes, William said just that! He's making a joke out of it: Allen sings "Hare Krishna" and William pretends hearing "Hurry, Krishna!" If Krishna needs that much prodding, he seems to be rather slow or lazy, but William is a gentleman so he used the word "unhurried", which at the same time serves as an explanation of his pun.
i have been trying to find a harmonium like the one allen is playing. no luck. anybody know who makes them? found many other "compact" or "travel" harmoniums, but not like this one. thx
Shirley Marie Bradby aka MiraBai Devi Dasi (JALEBI Music lead singer) Namaste! Hare Krsna! Dandavats! Your video was featured on my "Music and Mantra" Facebook page on 26 May 2011! This page presents and glorifies all devotees or musicians who are conscious art musicians, bands, and artists whether they are famous or not! : )) Thank you for making this wonderful video and sharing it with the world! HariiiBol! You are welcome to check out my "Music and Mantra" Facebook page! : )) Thank you!!
Agreed. Politeness in my mind only strengthens the argument style. in the case of Buckley anyway, his mannerisms were polite, but his arguments were fuckin FIERCE. O'Reilly on the other hand, has unbelievably impolite mannerisms, and comparatively babyish and tame arguments.
Indeed it does. It sort of supports Ginsberg's thesis in a way: they have become fascists and they see the same in their "enemies". The world appears to be in a darker place than the 60s could ever have imagined. But good will and fraternity must prevail over all our divisions; if they don't then we must take solace that we are mortal beings destined to die and be removed from all this madness.
I wouldn't characterize myself as a liberal, so I have no hangup in thinking they're just "as bad" as the Conservatives. I am accomodating (I wouldn't even say I'm tolerant, as that implies sufferance of something), fairly easy going and thoughtful. The world is in a bad place, no mistake. Stay well and happy, I hope!
You should re-record this with a better microphone. It has way too much treble, not enough bass. Fantastic clip though. There is a Jonas Mekas film short with Allen chanting Hare Krishna the entire time. It's on youtube.
@@TheNECichlids I know it's 6 years later. But since nobody else pointed this out I'm going to. They were talking about the person uploading this decades old clip using a camera of subpar quality to record their TV, not the actual recording studio from the 1960s.
Yeah , Allen lived a few doors down from me. So did his (friend) Peter Orlovsky. I'd see Ann Waldman bike to & fro with a big smile on her face! Me & Jule Gilfillan liked Anne ! Allen , not so much.
That's a pretty rascist comment, why do you got to bring your bigotry to the youtube forum? That was how Ginsberg was so what. I saw him read his poetry once in Texas about 15 yrs ago. It was one of the funniest things I've ever seen this guy is hilarious so he's not meaningless, maybe you are and are jealous of him?
You could learn a lot from Buckley, who was civil and respectful even to his ideological oponants. How much we have degenerated. Rush, Sean, and the rest are not capable of inteligent discussions, or judge theire audiance incapable of understanidng them (perhaps corectly.) So instead they just scream "Shut up" every couple of minutes. I weep for america.
@@Alterbridge321 With Noam Chomsky, that was a joke; his dig at his own outburst at Vidal. It was not serious. And do not forget; Vidal got under his skin by calling him a crypto-Nazi. To Buckley, that was a disgusting insult, and one could see it on his face.
Well, in India, most "intellectuals" in the media are from the Left (Regressive left, actually) As a Conservative myself, I admire Buckley for articulating the conservative position on all issues with enormous eloquence and charm. I truly wish the Indian media had people like him.
I've only watched two of his debates, and both times he has resorted to physical threatening once his argument starts slipping. He also seems very condescending towards most of his guests. What didn't you like about the Hare Krishna mantra?
With Gore Vidal and Chomsky? Well, it was sort of justified in the Vidal episode. With Chomsky, I think he was just on the wrong side of the Vietnam issue. He himself said so later in life. I don't dislike the Hare Krishna Mantra per se, (although, the whole Hare Krishna movement is too hippy and new age and void of substance for my tastes) but it just seems odd watching Ginsberg recite it to Buckley.
chandruae I disagree, the second you threaten someone in an argument, you've lost. Are you saying Chomsky was on the wrong side of the Vietnam issue? Because Vietnam turned into one of the most unpopular and frivolous wars in the history of this country. I think generally most hippies were posers, however, Ginsberg was not. I think it's great bringing something new to an audience which is quite obviously made up of rich, conservative students and adults.
William and Allen were polar opposites yet civil to each other. Each a gentleman in his sphere of influence.This civility is what is needed for the world to survive,
Welp.
Well, watch the Buckley interview with Noam Chomsky where he threatens Chomsky thah he'll punch him in the face.
The world will not survive
Buckley's face at 1:07 is so bright and really shows how Ginsberg enlightens people.
Jinx .Titan And it shows how Buckley, in his own way, was enlightened.
Idk the man but I did notice seemed his constant mask of mockery displayed not for Allen even, really, but for the audience. Here he plays the "straight man." A comedic formula that keeps him safe & game & assumed the authority figure in the equation. Blah blah just typical entertainment bs but hey that song really cuts
Only Indian would understand how pure and funny it is at the same time
Well yeah given one is a jew and the other an American protestant lo
Neither of these two is indian
Allen Ginsberg, a great soul who help Srila Prabhupada to expand his movement, all glories to him!
Makes me smile every time, I love this man.
Notice how Buckley states poker face. In wasn't body language to him-it was face languate. He puts a finger over his lips to disguise any emotional reaction. What a conctrast to the pleasure-loving, glad to be alive, hippie poet.
You can really see how genuine he's being when you look into his eyes
Ethan Hawke got me here. "Don't be afraid to play fool"
Same
Damn right
Me too
Fools like u...
But remember Mark Twain's advice to avoid arguing with a fool...
Beautiful Hare Krishna melody and he seems to genuinely feel joy singing it
It’s a challenge to sing this bhajan and not feel the joy 🤩
This is beautiful.
Hare Krishna. The great prayer for salvation.
Legend has it he is still tryna close that box
Ethan Hawk's TED Talk brought me here. I highly recommend it!
Hey, me too. ❤️
@@TheBanterCity and me. :-) O
Capolavoro! Vedere ora in TV questo tipo di dialogo e messaggio è pura utopia!
Grazie 💙🕉🙏
Hare krishna
This aired September 3, 1968 for those wondering :D I'm using it in a research paper for my Eastern relgs class. We have to do a 8-10pg paper on anything involving the east, so mine is called 'Good morning sunshine: How the East enlightened the counter-culture of the 60s', I'm writing on Beatles/Maharishi Yogi, use of Sitar in western 'hippie' music and Ginsberg's brilliant crossover of cultures
Robert Machulla you have really chosen awesome task
.... Me too working on these....just for your info Beatles were influenced by Hare Krishna Swami..., Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada.....
Hope I could read you paper but its a little too late for ask for it
th-cam.com/video/IAxHYSUy-js/w-d-xo.html
this song was written after George had a discussion with AC Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada about how to write songs about Hare Krishna for the public. George was a disciple of Swami Prabhupada
The chanting of Hare Krishna was also written into the play "HAIR" after the producer had a discussion with Swami Prabhupada
th-cam.com/video/QRSNjqnwu7w/w-d-xo.html
That would be amazing to read!
Excellent, thank you! I only started looking for Ginsberg's interview with Buckley last night. Rather convenient that you uploaded this clip when you did.
he is the elementary penguin singing Hare Krishna that John sings of in I Am The Walrus.
Hare Krishna Hari bol 👍🙏😀
Iskcon 🌺🙏😌♥️
Hare Krishna
I came from an old tradition 🕉
Hare Krishna with pure joy!
I found this video due to an AMAZING video posted by Ethan Hawke (he did a Ted talk in 2020) and this situation here taught him an important lesson that sparked the subject of this amazing video. I'm not sure if I can post links here, so I will post the title that you can search: "Give yourself permission to be creative | Ethan Hawke"
Just came here from that video
You seem to be an intelligent,pleasant,tolerant person.Pity there aren't more people like you in the world.
"Elementary penguin singing Hare Krishna"- John Lennon's I am the Walrus
Hare Krsna
Hari bol ..
Hariiibooollll🙌🙌
i'd love to read that paper!
To the preservation of the Universe.
Derpy host. That was really nice
Remember when left and right could be civil to each other? Remember that?!
I feel like bill buckley at all times
great moment.
In a weird way, Ginsberg totally owns "lizard face" Buckley in this clip.
Tell me, Who else was singing along with Allen?
Lovely
your another clever,tolerant being.
Ha, ha, the interviewer does not know what to do while listening to the chanting, :>)
very nice...
He was not a Communist in the usual sense. He was kicked out of Cuba and Checkeslovakia.
All glorious to shrila prabhupada
I can only hope that Buckley got some religion from this.
NICE!!!! NICE!!!! NICE!!!!
I like it
it s always a pleasure to watch a hippie puppet playing with a chained dog
Who was really free? Kerouac? Burroughs?
Yes, William said just that! He's making a joke out of it: Allen sings "Hare Krishna" and William pretends hearing "Hurry, Krishna!" If Krishna needs that much prodding, he seems to be rather slow or lazy, but William is a gentleman so he used the word "unhurried", which at the same time serves as an explanation of his pun.
Haribol
I agree.....
i have been trying to find a harmonium like the one allen is playing. no luck. anybody know who makes them? found many other "compact" or "travel" harmoniums, but not like this one. thx
Go to the closest Hare Krishna temple, you can order it there-\0/
Iskcon temple stores, I mean-
Shirley Marie Bradby aka MiraBai Devi Dasi (JALEBI Music lead singer)
Namaste! Hare Krsna! Dandavats! Your video was featured on my "Music and Mantra" Facebook page on 26 May 2011!
This page presents and glorifies all devotees or musicians who are conscious art musicians, bands, and artists whether they are famous or not! : )) Thank you for making this wonderful video and sharing it with the world! HariiiBol! You are welcome to check out my "Music and Mantra" Facebook page! : )) Thank you!!
Wow talk about Left and Right
I'm surprised he didn't try to sell Buckley on NAMBLA.
Agreed. Politeness in my mind only strengthens the argument style. in the case of Buckley anyway, his mannerisms were polite, but his arguments were fuckin FIERCE. O'Reilly on the other hand, has unbelievably impolite mannerisms, and comparatively babyish and tame arguments.
"Allen, first do no harmonium."
Indeed it does. It sort of supports Ginsberg's thesis in a way: they have become fascists and they see the same in their "enemies". The world appears to be in a darker place than the 60s could ever have imagined. But good will and fraternity must prevail over all our divisions; if they don't then we must take solace that we are mortal beings destined to die and be removed from all this madness.
I wouldn't characterize myself as a liberal, so I have no hangup in thinking they're just "as bad" as the Conservatives. I am accomodating (I wouldn't even say I'm tolerant, as that implies sufferance of something), fairly easy going and thoughtful. The world is in a bad place, no mistake. Stay well and happy, I hope!
You should re-record this with a better microphone. It has way too much treble, not enough bass. Fantastic clip though. There is a Jonas Mekas film short with Allen chanting Hare Krishna the entire time. It's on youtube.
This was recorded on television decades ago. You can't be serious.
@@TheNECichlids I know it's 6 years later. But since nobody else pointed this out I'm going to. They were talking about the person uploading this decades old clip using a camera of subpar quality to record their TV, not the actual recording studio from the 1960s.
"Go ahead . . ." (LOL)
allen was great....oooommmmm
ZEMTRASH
He didn't die in A IDS, since there is no such place. He also didn't die of AIDS.
Allen: "Hurry, Krishna, hurry, Krishna," etc. etc.
William: "That was the most unhurried Krishna I ever heard."
LOL!
Hare Krishna~lol
Rofl! Nice one!
Yeah , Allen lived a few doors down from me. So did his (friend) Peter Orlovsky. I'd see Ann Waldman bike to & fro with a big smile on her face! Me & Jule Gilfillan liked Anne ! Allen , not so much.
0:44
Indeed! And atrocities are committed by those who believe in absurdities, to paraphrase Voltaire.
2 people have got bad karma.
And the viewers listening~!
That's a pretty rascist comment, why do you got to bring your bigotry to the youtube forum? That was how Ginsberg was so what. I saw him read his poetry once in Texas about 15 yrs ago. It was one of the funniest things I've ever seen this guy is hilarious so he's not meaningless, maybe you are and are jealous of him?
You could learn a lot from Buckley, who was civil and respectful even to his ideological oponants. How much we have degenerated. Rush, Sean, and the rest are not capable of inteligent discussions, or judge theire audiance incapable of understanidng them (perhaps corectly.)
So instead they just scream "Shut up" every couple of minutes. I weep for america.
Well, I've only watched him debate Noam Chomsky and Gore Vidal, both of which he physically threatens when his argument starts slipping.
@@Alterbridge321 With Noam Chomsky, that was a joke; his dig at his own outburst at Vidal. It was not serious. And do not forget; Vidal got under his skin by calling him a crypto-Nazi. To Buckley, that was a disgusting insult, and one could see it on his face.
Avatar Meher Baba Ki Jai!
As an Indian, watching this man sing Hare Krishna on the great William Buckley's show quite cringeful.
Just curious, what makes Buckley great?
Well, in India, most "intellectuals" in the media are from the Left (Regressive left, actually)
As a Conservative myself, I admire Buckley for articulating the conservative position on all issues with enormous eloquence and charm. I truly wish the Indian media had people like him.
I've only watched two of his debates, and both times he has resorted to physical threatening once his argument starts slipping. He also seems very condescending towards most of his guests. What didn't you like about the Hare Krishna mantra?
With Gore Vidal and Chomsky? Well, it was sort of justified in the Vidal episode. With Chomsky, I think he was just on the wrong side of the Vietnam issue. He himself said so later in life.
I don't dislike the Hare Krishna Mantra per se, (although, the whole Hare Krishna movement is too hippy and new age and void of substance for my tastes) but it just seems odd watching Ginsberg recite it to Buckley.
chandruae I disagree, the second you threaten someone in an argument, you've lost. Are you saying Chomsky was on the wrong side of the Vietnam issue? Because Vietnam turned into one of the most unpopular and frivolous wars in the history of this country. I think generally most hippies were posers, however, Ginsberg was not. I think it's great bringing something new to an audience which is quite obviously made up of rich, conservative students and adults.
LSD?
hahahahahaha