First Time Hearing Buffalo Springfield "For What Its Worth"

Mugnify Reacts To Buffalo Springfield - For What It's Worth
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[@lorikisiel9367]

"What a field day for the heat; a thousand people in the street." The heat was slang in the 60s for the police.

[@someoldatheist6712]

I want to say this every time i see a millennial or younger listen to this song.

[@CharCanuck14]

@@someoldatheist6712 Me too.....from another old atheist 👍😁

[@Linda-y9h]

That's a great frickin song. 🔥

[@rickfortier8664]

This song was written about '60s L.A. scene for pre-drinking age teens. The 'locals' and cops wanted to shutdown a non-alcohol club where the teens could come and hangout. The demonstrations follwoed.

[@telebender]

The song is about the Sunset (Blvd - LA) Riots in the late 60's.

[@aliciasaracino1233]

I thought this was about protesting the vietnam war.

[@cwby2854]

Steven Stills witnessed the protest about a curfew along with PF Sloan.....and wrote this song about it.....check out PF Sloan....

[@mrnobody9104]

Steven Stills, Neil Young and Richie Furay what a great 60's band.

[@Papabob1957]

Great songs and great musicians are timeless

[@TheGadgetwiz]

I’ve heard this song a thousand times, and I never noticed that harmony. It’s one of the reasons you’re my favorite reactor.

[@storyvilledistrict]

Tremolo pedal gets that guitar effect you're talking about

[@AP-gb3eh]

Timeless song just as true today if not more so. ( young people carrying signs- mostly say Hooray for our side. )We got to talk to each other , try and understand each other. Don’t buy into the people keeping us separate by scaring us or feeding us lies. ( paranoia runs deep, into our lives it will creep) I have wished many times a young artist would revamp this classic for the new generations ☮️

[@richdiddens4059]

This song was about the Sunset Blvd. curfew and resulting riots. The"man with a gun over there" was the police.

[@rhudoc3745]

"Nobody's right if everybody's wrong"

[@dagmar.6954]

This folk rock band was formed in 66-68. It included Stephen Stills & Neil Young. This was their biggest hit & is considered a protest song. The group disbanded in 1968. Stephen Stills went on to form the supergroup Crosby, Stills & Nash with David Crosby of the Byrds and Graham Nash of The Hollies. Neil Young launched his solo career and later joined Stills in Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young in 1969.

[@patswanson2870]

That is Neil Young on guitar.

[@charlesdavis7461]

Mugs, sorry for the mistake. I read this song was written about a protest in LA about a restaurant closing. I think this is a better sound than I sent. "Singing songs and carrying signs, mostly say hurry for our side" But it could fit many other situations too. Thanks again.

[@bridgethockney2303]

It was actually about the sunset strip curfew riots.

[@charlesdavis7461]

@@bridgethockney2303 basically that's what I was saying, thanks

[@MugnifyRTS]

It’s all good Charles

[@paulpenix8198]

The song was about a particular protest in LA. But with the aid of Hollywood, the song became a mantra for the Vietnam War , the counterculture moment, and civil rights movement.

[@TheLordHighXcutioner]

The song is about a teen club that was closed down by the local government in Los Angeles.

[@jmatthewssmith]

Thanks for the reaction.

[@MadAnthonyI]

It seems relevant today, doesn't it?

[@lisahaverluk4037]

Iconic song man😂❤😢😮😅😊😅😮😢🎉😂❤

[@WhatIsNumberOne]

Public Enemy's He Got Game featured Steven Stills and might be where you heard this song previously.

[@waynemoon5359]

What a field day for the heat, The heat was the police. Legendary Stephen Stills. For one of his best solo pieces listen to "Treetop Flyer" its about a former military pilot during the Vietnam era who ran guns and drugs for a living after leaving the military.

[@debraschiro6234]

Hey sweetie pie that's called a Wawa pedal it started using it in the 60s and 70s Google Wawa😊😊😊❤❤❤❤

[@scottdolby]

If you’ve ever watched a movie centered around the Vietnam War, you’ve likely heard short clips of this. The Vietnam War protesters. Without a long lesson, up to you to explore why this song is what it is. Neil Young is in this band. And Stephen Stills from Crosby, Stills. & Nash (CSN, and CSNY when they added Neil Young)

[@jordan390a]

The gist of this song is to question authority....

[@julianortiz4151]

Spot on analysis, Brother. I grew up listening to this kind of music in the 70s and 80s and it’s every bit relevant as ever today.

[@troyshilanski380]

The heat means the cops old slang. Any young folk wont know.

[@brandonjones1349]

Nice reaction Mug ☘️🚬

[@karenpowell6063]

I remember what a popular song this was back during the anti Vietnam protests. Great song!

[@evalynnhubler5089]

Yup, this was a great song and I think you got the same interpretation that I had back in the day when it came out.

[@bridgethockney2303]

It was used in Public Enemy's He Got Game

[@BruceOnder]

Thanks for this video. As a Gen X first model year this is a big, important song for me. I like to hear what you are thinking about it as you listen. 👍🏿🙏🏿🏆

[@nickvandoorn467]

I think you were thinking of Cyprus Hill sampling “Son of a Preacher Man” by Dusty Springfield for “Hits from the Bong.” I heard it too; they have similar guitar tones in the beginning and a similar groove.

[@robertblair7718]

You are right public enemy sampled this

[@starman2337]

I can't hear this without thinking of Muppet animals in the woods being stalked by hunters and freezing in their tracks when they sing "Stop!".

[@John-gq7vt]

This is Stephen Stills of Crosby, Stills, & Nash (& sometimes Young) on vocals.

[@troyshilanski380]

Thanks bro. Btw i wasnt subscribed anymore. Maybe me, i dunno.

[@marycobb-blumer7826]

It's about the Vietnam war. It was a scary time knowing people you love are going and may not come back alive.

[@Rob-eo5ql]

They used this in Forrest Gump during the Vietnam/1960s part of the movie.

[@Linda-y9h]

Gotta keep fighting for democracy.

[@charliecochran3035]

That's Neil doing the noodling on the guitar. Stephen Stills wrote the lyrics and is singing lead. Mr Soul is their best song. I'm pretty biased toward Neil Young of course.

[@jimuicker4731]

Listen to this song, then listen to "American Requiem" by Beyonce.

[@christiankalk4668]

Name that song in one note!

[@karenpowell6063]

The " heat " means the cops lol.

[@user-zk5rt3gb3e]

Thanks for doing this! In these days we're in it really fits. There's another version of this running around with videos where people are in the streets setting things on fire, etc. (It's videos from the Vietnam protests back in the 60's, but it looks just like today). It all feels so familiar. It's the same over and over and over and over. Can't we all just come together. Everybody picking sides, and only saying "hooray for our side!" (I think, frankly the maga people are only about "hooray for our side!" and "paranoia strikes deep" and the maga don't care the outcome at all. Autocracy? Dictator? Cool. Just WIN at all costs.)

[@allisterfiend_2112]

The Muppets did the best cover!!!

[@carlaharrington5120]

YES!!!

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Noooooo

[@dkristine6569]

Stephen Stills is amazing in this song and please know he is part of Crosby, Stills, and Nash. He's major.

[@Juan-zn7wd]

Its originaly a war protest song

[@EnochBelcher]

This was a song about the conflict in Viet Nam 1967

[@kathleendodge3272]

Kent State University in Ohio the National Guard fired on students peacefully protesting against Vietnam War.

[@robertblair7718]

Public enemy used the hook and remastered with the singer

[@fowleheidi482]

The HEAT/ the man is the COPS. Its a Vietnam protest. Listen to the song OHIO about National Guard shooting students protesting at Kent State. And the DOORS Unknown Soldier

[@seansersmylie]

Public Enemy used the sample to great effect.

[@seansersmylie]

He Got Game, another great tune.

[@jackiebinns6205]

Man stop talking and learn to listen Jesus😮

[@troyshilanski380]

Its very generic against the powers that rule.

[@csedrivers2850]

Vietnam.