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Die betörend fast hypnotische Stimme wie ein Kind und Mann, noch weiß niemand, wer ich bin.

Einfach mal zuhören und nicht so viel quatschen. Danke

6:47 called #. Left message.

Always enjoyed the overall sound, mood, groove Of H.E......especially when That BASS comes in !!!

“Christopher Robiiiihhiiinnn” 💀

One of my pal's was friends and a fan of Ned. I only ever saw his name on posters etc as I walked along Queen in the early to late 80s as a teen.

Thanks for posting. At the northeast tip of the Lansdowne Carhouse property, you can still see a patch of track and brick setts. I used to buy some of Ray's videos in the VHS days. And I met him at the "new" Spadina streetcar line where he gave me a couple of antique transfers. He could recognize that I was a streetcar geek.

Jesus Christ, It’s David Lee Roth!!

Crikey. Live nearby, was 16 at the time and had no idea. Bonus fact : my grandfather went to Oundle school circa 1908.

Our local tourist railway has locomotive 3716 running and a sw 1200

the judy garland quote at @41'39'', LOL!!!!

a great moment in Anglo-American history.

An good film with an all star cast if you're a québécois.

I LOVED SOUPY AND THE PUPPETS SINCE I WAS A KID, BORN IN 1953 AND I STILL WATCH HIS VIDEOS AND STILL LAUGH, MY FAVORITE WAS ALWAYS POOKIE.

Amazing old footage of all these Canadian National Steam Locomotives.

The change from steam to diesel mirrored the change from heavy horses to diesel on the farm and in the logging camps. The oldtimers who lived through the changeover all said the same things, "sad to see, but it was inevitable". The few who kept their horses were mocked and ridiculed by both other farmers who had switched over entirely to tractors and the equipment manufacturers. I can imagine the railroad management of the time felt obliged to keep up with the times. The commentary about Belleville to Foxboro: crazy stuff as Foxboro is only a mile or two north of Belleville!

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Apparently this was one of the biggest box office hits from Quebec and it's interesting that it seems to be seen by no-one nowdays..?

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This also edits out some of the things conservative Christians would find offensive. The full length is better, and explains the effect on the world.

0:25 is the FUNNIEST!

Tambien CD 1 es un gran disco

When I was little, this show fascinated me. Soupy was so cheerful!

Not the best. This is your opinion. Thumbs down.

The government shouldn't have never taken it away former employees 2541 great loss to northeast ontario

*-cultures weren't opinions-*

*NON* *SIGN* *ARY*

I finally know why there are track remnants at the Wallace Landsdowne intersection

BLOOD&FLESH Are NOISE

Probably my favourite TG studio record but I've never seen the film before. All this time I thought the violin on Something Came Over Me was Gen's modulated screaming, that's wicked.

😂😂😂😂😂

Check out the credits amd the end of first show. My dad did the sound effects for that show

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This was the funniest show.

I LOVE SOUPY!!! 🙂❤️❤️❤️

thank you

Pretty sad to see. I remember these magnificent machines as a boy. It’s kind of emotional to see one go by. Thank you.

Apparently Ontario Northland is planning to reinstate the Northlander, using Siemens Venture trains.

The livery looks similar to that of Nederlandse Spoorwegen. If it wasn't for the F unit hauling it, you might think this was a Dutch train.

ONLY THE BEST

Thank you, I enjoyed the ride.

Two of my Uncles worked at Lansdowne Division for many years. Every so often, I would catch one of them driving a streetcar into the shops at the end of their shift. Several times, they took me into the ticket office where I got to meet the staff. After seeing me a few times, I was offered a job after I finished high school. For a 15 year old, I was thrilled.

Thank you. Monte Cazazza is gone too, RIP

i have this on a bootleg cassette called " Live at Leeds!" I bought it at Wax Trax Records in Chicago during the 80s . they sold alot of weird bootleg tapes there . Found a Nurse with Wound bootleg called " Devices" too. i didn't know they were bootlegs until much later

I'm loving this animation explosion. ✨

Born in 1953, I'm barely old enough to remember the last days of steam. I grew up in Oakville, Ontario, south of the Ford plant and often saw trains on the CN line south of it. In 1972, I joined CN Telecommunications, mostly working in Toronto but, for a couple of years in the mid 70s, worked out of Capreol. I recall a "Bullet Nose Betty" on display there. BTW, during WW2, one of my uncles worked part time, after school, at the Mimico yard, where he lubricated locomotives.

Never threatened anybody really. Fantastic stuff, snowflakes kill.

I remember the Northlander growing up my parents and I would take the Northlander from South River to Toronto all the time

“I lose it! I snap! I over-react!”