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<blockquote data-quote="gospelman" data-source="post: 39507" data-attributes="member: 43"><p>Last night, I was listening to some music from the movie Easy Rider.</p><p></p><p>Some great stuff in the film..."The Weight" from The Band, some good stuff from Hendrix and the Byrds. and of course Steppenwolf.</p><p></p><p>Listening to Born to be Wild got me searching for more Steppenwolf. Listened to "The Pusher" for the first time in years. </p><p></p><p>Written by Hoyt Axton (!) this song gained a lot of notoriety for its taking the Lord's name in vain in the lyrics. But what a powerful anti-drug message (of course you have to temper that with the admission right from the start that "I've smoked a lot of grass, and I've popped a lot of pills"). But, I don't know, it just hit me differently than it did when I heard it in high school.</p><p></p><p>Mike</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gospelman, post: 39507, member: 43"] Last night, I was listening to some music from the movie Easy Rider. Some great stuff in the film..."The Weight" from The Band, some good stuff from Hendrix and the Byrds. and of course Steppenwolf. Listening to Born to be Wild got me searching for more Steppenwolf. Listened to "The Pusher" for the first time in years. Written by Hoyt Axton (!) this song gained a lot of notoriety for its taking the Lord's name in vain in the lyrics. But what a powerful anti-drug message (of course you have to temper that with the admission right from the start that "I've smoked a lot of grass, and I've popped a lot of pills"). But, I don't know, it just hit me differently than it did when I heard it in high school. Mike [/QUOTE]
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