Tuesday, July 24, 2007

1966 (A Monologue) Comments

Rating: 5.0

Everyone will have a year they never forget and for a number of reasons mine is 1966.

I was 18 and King of the Hill in 66, knew it all, but knew nothing at all.
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Paul Butters 15 April 2008

I've had a few looks at all this. Those were the days! Love The Beach Boys, Don Revie's Leeds United.1974 was ace: Leeds Champions and Man U relegated. Tomorrow I might get bonto your second poem! Only joking. Good stuff. Paul.

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Well-written, very interesting monologue. The part about Maureen hurt a bit, just the whole idea sounds so painful, losing your virginity and never going out again. But heaven knows, losing my virginity was a painful, clumsy experience. So your description evoked a few memories. Peace, L&T

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Chris Mendros 10 October 2007

this is a great introspective/retrospective, commands attention and very informative. I'll read Mr. Harris's piece, and maybe i'll be inspired to do '1979' Oh, wait, has that been done (Smashing Pumpkins?)

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David Tanguay 23 August 2007

In 1966 David I was working in a record distributing co. where I would ship phonograph records all over my State. That's where I kept up with all the groups, and everybody who put out records back then, I knew about.although I like all the artist of that day I was mainly a Johnny Cash fan back then. He helped me break away from the reality of the times. those were some troubling times, and not only because of the war in Vietnam. 'Again I thank you for your kind comments'

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Angela Norris 27 July 2007

A finer homage I've yet to read. But it's only 2007, there's a lot more to come. Good writing David, very good.

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David Harris 25 July 2007

David, thanks for the mention my friend. Wow that was a trip down memory lane especially the music I remember it so well. I still have the vinyls from those days. I wouldn't part with them for a minute, It was period in my life as well because I met another girl that year and fell head over heals, but we never got a chance to go out. I could go on and on I suspect you could to. What wonderful memories those years have for us both. Top marks and thanks for sharing it my friend. David

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