Nothing Ever Quite Dies, It Just Comes

Or Like In The Early 70's When We Had The Reaction Against Acid Rock And All The Fuzz Tone, And Feedback, And The Noise. And You Had James Taylor And Everyone Went Acoustic And That.

... The Twin Concepts Of Nihilism And The Antihero Have Had It. What Began With The Wild One And James "nobody Understands Me" Dean, Ran With Increasing Vehement Negativism Up Through The Stones And Velvets And Iggy ... [i]t May Be Time, In Spite Of All Indications To The Contrary From The Exterior Society, To Begin Thinking In Terms Of Heroes Again, Of Love Instead Of Hate, Of Energy Instead Of Violence, Of Strength Instead Of Cruelty, Of Action Instead Of Reaction.

I Mean The Interesting Thing I Think Would Be If Something Happened Like, What Happened In England Where All These Kids That All Of A Sudden Can't Afford The Ticket Prices.

I Mean It's Easier To Be In A Demonstration If It's A Trip That's One Of The Reasons Why The Whole Thing Fell Apart In 1971, Because It Wasn't A Trip Any Longer.

The Thing Is That, They All Had Real Strong Personalities And Real Distinct Identities, And I Don't Find Most Of The Groups That Are Coming Out Now Really Do.