"Going up the Country" - Canned Heat / WOODSTOCK '69

TheNightlight1 Says:

Nov 9, 2009 - we are all bloody old now were have all the years gone

Mrpurpleonions Says:

Nov 10, 2009 - same here 12 years old and my teachers scratch there heads when they hear what im listenin to lol

johnnyrocola Says:

Nov 11, 2009 - peace and love Emy.......Johnny xx

Entropy56 Says:

Nov 11, 2009 - They moved back to the city and voted for Obama, Social Security, and healthcare handouts so you can pay for all the fun they had.

sharpmarley Says:

Nov 12, 2009 - Mostly Northern California

28Deny Says:

Nov 13, 2009 - hippies 4ever!

ccthedragon Says:

Nov 14, 2009 - new woodstock at present time would be highly needed. flower power re-invented.

sekhmetraptah Says:

Nov 14, 2009 - all hail canned heat

scarface2148 Says:

Nov 15, 2009 - now there is a time wen u could dance however you wanted and not be judged or classed as an idiot

skitfel Says:

Nov 15, 2009 - im 15 yo. and new music is fucked. i listen to music anywhere from the 1920's with the blues to mid seventies. most of the stuff after that sucks ass

skitfel Says:

Nov 15, 2009 - after ui graduate i actually plan on travellin in my westfalia listenin to good tunes. being a hippie. who else?

wojtek0000 Says:

Nov 15, 2009 - 80's and 90's music rocked too. only 2000's suck.

skitfel Says:

Nov 15, 2009 - 80's i agree with. but th 90's had a little bit of good music. but mostly shit. and the 2000's are absolute crap

NAYellowjackets Says:

Nov 16, 2009 - ACID!

Frankkkkkoow Says:

Nov 16, 2009 - Good, passionate, music is still alive, you just gotta look further than Mtv these days. i love the black keys for example. but yeah, 60's 70's ftw. rip alan and the bear.

CalgarySandy Says:

Nov 16, 2009 - You cannot reinvent flower power because it was not created. It just happened all at once. We did not plan it. It came out of a specific set of circumstances and people high on the Beatles. It's intellectual roots were in the Beats and folk music. Kids today are too ignorant of the world around them compared to the kids who grew up under the Atom bomb. They are selfish and obsessed with owning things. Short of a change in human consciousness that kind of hopeful world is unlikely to arise.

ronburgendy245 Says:

Nov 17, 2009 - if i had a time machine i would go there get baked and just have fun cuz that was what it was all about!!!!!

bananahead05 Says:

Nov 18, 2009 - @CalgarySandy If that's true, then it's the hippie generation's fault, that their kids are like that

jurgenmanfred Says:

Nov 20, 2009 - freedom....its pure

fuhmeregan Says:

Nov 20, 2009 - "Up the country" is drugs, "fussing and fighting" is the carnage, relatives, youths sensed, second hand, etc. of Vietnam War. Growing up won't work (actuality of war, corporate crime, environment destruction for long term) so stay young not the 'drag of getting old' and stay ripped. No option 2, then.

belloartista Says:

Nov 21, 2009 - na de las mejores canciones de la historia!!

weezewomp Says:

Nov 21, 2009 - no need to drop a thing to scoot a pair o' doc martins to this one. It's one of my all time favorites.

CalgarySandy Says:

Nov 21, 2009 - That is like saying my Bible Thumping, Social Credit voting and sex hating mother had something to do with me becoming a hippy. Most of the kids today are not the children of Hippies, who are geezers now. They are mostly the children of the Hippies Children and they are the children of multi-media; which was a long way off in the 60's. Hippies did screw their children over by being too indulgent; refusing to abuse them the way they had been abused. It turns out you need to pay attention to them.

CalgarySandy Says:

Nov 21, 2009 - I saw them in 1970 ish and Doc Martins had not yet been invented. Good show in a dance hall. Most music in that period was in small venues. You could dance. You could sneak out to the ally. There was no security yet. Non-violent.

weezewomp Says:

Nov 22, 2009 - I was 9 yrs. old in 1970. Not old enough for Doc Martins but, I still knew canned heat existed. My parents were very young parents and there was every kind of music you could think of in my house, from Slim Harpo to Hank Williams. Docs were around in the 70's they just weren't the punk standard yet.