Amaras

I didn't mean as a challenge, exactly. More like, can you listen to this as a post 1980 baby and derive ANY sense of the vast change in society that occurred round about then?

It's worth the listen just for the tunes.

I liked the interview with Mountain Girl, myself. Kinda blew me away to actually hear the voice of someone whom I guess I internalized as fictional. Even though I know it was true, his book, it just seemed, "far-out, man" for me to believe it, if that makes any sense.

I've always had an affinity for Neal Cassady (sp?) from that era, as well.

Anyone seen The last time I committed suicide? Fucking great flick!!!
Soundtrack alone makes it worthwhile.

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