TIMELINE 1973 - Everything That Happened In '73

Weird History presents Timeline 1973. Hop back on the nostalgia train, because Weird History's Timeline is taking you back to 1973. It would be a year of Elvis in Hawaii, the sad demise of Bruce Lee, and Marlon Brando's refusal to accept an Oscar. Get your pet rock ready because Timeline: The '70s is going retro.
#1973 #timeline #weirdhistory

[@WeirdHistory]

What was the best or worst thing about 1973?

[@deiniolbythynnwr926]

Roe Vs Wade was the worst.

[@CmdrTomalak]

Dark Side of the Moon. :)

[@aliceangel7644]

The best thing, my mother being born that year

[@goldenviolet]

The Women's Healthcare movement and the passing of Roe vs. Wade were among the best.

[@elizabethgallagher1575]

The best thing about 1973 for me was my 1st born son was born.

[@vapeking466]

I just turned 50 in March so I decided to search for a video about 1973 the yr I was born. I was glad I found this. Excellent work! 💯

[@nickrosati3167]

I am not sure if he was joking but live and let die was not the only good song band on the run silly ,love songs, , bluebird

[@pamelamays4186]

"OJ slashed his way...." Interesting and ironic choice of words there! 🤔🧐

[@cherylcampbell9369]

He died today as I write this.

[@truongnd1]

​@@cherylcampbell9369 🎉 good !

[@Ljordan093]

Star Trek and Super Friends. Good Times!

[@Bloomcycle]

I was 6 in 73 . I had 2 toned bell bottom pants with flowers along the bottom with black beatle boots 😎

[@darrellpasion8925]

You must've look groovy ...Lmao. 😅

[@Bloomcycle]

​@@darrellpasion8925a legend in my own mind 🙂

[@djquinn11]

I was 10. No Earthshoes? Mood rings?

[@plainbrownwrapper9688]

FYI when you get to 1976-1977, when you get to the commercial you have to use the Chrysler Cordoba ad with Ricardo Montalban and the "rich Corinthian leather". That ad was pretty legendary

[@Breakfastnooka]

"Slashed his way down the field" I see what you did there ;)

[@frederickleo2386]

😂😂 I caught that too!!

[@DragonKazooie89]

The 70s were definitely the golden age of game shows: Match Game, The Price is Right, Let’s Make a Deal and Family Feud will forever leave their mark on television history.

[@quartz3150]

1973. The three Six Million Dollar Man movies came out. In 1974, the series started.

[@Surreyredneck]

this is as good as a television show

[@DPSFSU]

The best part of a premier, you don't have to sit through any ads!

[@h.a.harris7423]

The best thing about 1973 for me was watching Secretariat racing in the Belmont Stakes. I was just an eight year old kid, but I knew I was seeing something truly amazing.

[@michaelduszynski4128]

Not even mentioned in the video. The Super Horse exacted a revenge on Nixon that no human could, remember that after the Preakness you could get that bumper sticker " Secretariat for President ", fans began to call his planes " Air Horse One ", Frankenstein rocketed to the top of the Billboard 100 to become somewhat of a new national anthem, for the Belmont Nixon left DC to hide at Robozo's home in Florida as Secretariat was crowned KIng.

[@GothicThylacine]

Agreed! Very annoyed that he wasn't in this video!

[@douglasgriffiths3534]

@@GothicThylacine Same. Secretariat did what no horse did for 25 years, and it didn't get a mention. Disappointing. That's the reason I watched this video of 1973. It was a big deal back then, and I thought it would be here. I won a bet with my dad on that race. My dad said Secretariat wouldn't win. I won $100 from my dad. (Jan Griffiths).

[@richatlarge462]

They definitely missed this story.

[@cobaltmidnightoilamp6748]

@h.a.harris7423, Secretariat was a gorgeous 😍 horse. 🐎

[@stonedtommy6363]

Wonder when they'll do the 2000-2010. This is my favorite series on KZbin

[@mrchips303]

In about 27 episodes.

[@futureneck4life]

In a few years

[@melindakinnaird]

Give it time. I want to see that too.

[@packnetadaija]

I mean I wanna see that too!

[@Yourmomgoestocolledge]

I'm wondering when you're gonna touch my camera through the fence

[@Kat-tr2ig]

After seeing this, I just realized what a stronghold Hanna-Barbera had on children's tv and animation during the 70s. You should do a video on that, if you haven't already.

[@Kat-tr2ig]

One day, the 90s, my sister and I rented it from the video club and we were pretty scared...but even scarier was when our ultra-Catholic parents found out that we'd entered THAT video in their house and lost their freaking minds. I don't think I'd ever seen my mom that angry before, a feat, because she was always angry at us.

[@ThirdEchelon111]

Your Timeline series is what I look forward to most, in KZbin. All your videos are great. I'm always sharing them in my Facebook page. But there's something about your retelling of my earlier days, that's so much fun.

[@gaetagirl]

He had taken it down for a while. Due to changes on Roe V Wade. I had wanted to rewatch them. things are going backwards. They redid this one

[@ThirdEchelon111]

@@gaetagirl The recent decision to revert this issue back to the states, reverts back to a far more Constitutional direction, rather than the unconstitutional Roe vs Wade decision. There are many federal mandates set across the country that are blatantly unconstitutional. Income tax, drug use, health care, education, etc, that all infringe on our Tenth Amendment rights. I'm very glad I no longer need to list abortion as one of them. And no... I DON'T approve of abortion. But I disapprove of government infringing on my rights even more.

[@katelynbrown98]

Yes!! I love his narrative. Especially the many euphemisms he has for someone dying.

[@frederickleo2386]

This series is the best "yearbook" of each year, there's nothing quite like it. The narration is great too! I think Schoolhouse Rock is the best thing from this year because it put education to catchy songs 🎵

[@williamphillips2671]

Lol wow what low standards you have

[@MikaelLV]

The series is very America focused, but otherwise I agree

[@frederickleo2386]

@@Adam-zq2mw I guess he sounds Texan?? Not sure lol

[@PatsyClinesDaughter]

Literally and truly, I’ve gotten chills at least 5 times in the past 20 minutes!!

[@antoniokastrocarlisledemel6617]

Yea I just wish the videos were longer like 35 min or more but i appreciate what we get

[@MrEurolaf]

I love the commentary “sweatiest human on television” this is why I watch this stuff!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@adcamper92]

I see Dolly Parton, I click the link…I don’t not question, I just appreciate the art! ❤️

[@jlogg8738]

She speaks with the might of a hundred soldiers

[@teriw56]

Dolly is anointed.

[@bmiller949]

I remember attending my first Star Trek Convention in 1973... along with the Animated Series

[@gothic_oma]

👍👍👍

[@CrystalClearWith8BE]

The best films of 1973 are (aside from Serpico): •The Exorcist •The Sting •American Graffiti •Papillon •Magnum Force •Enter the Dragon etc.

[@chrisrj9871]

and Disney's "Robin Hood" was a fun romp :D

[@rich_t]

Badlands and Mean Streets are two of my personal favorites from 1973.

[@matg9844]

Enter the Dragon and American Graffiti for sure

[@williamphillips2671]

Opinion

[@elonmusksellssnakeoil1744]

You're missing World on a Wire, Don't Look Now, Badlands, F For Fake, Paper Moon, Charley Varrick, The Wicker Man, Scarecrow, Spirit of the Beehive, The Holy Mountain, Scenes from a Marriage, etc, etc, etc.

[@jakkew5753]

1973 really was one of the most important years in modern history, if you think of all the major events that happened that still have influence today. Although not as well known as 1968 or 1969, it was arguably the most eventful and important year of the 1970s.

[@sonyarichardson000]

Yep. I was born then 😉 😀

[@tapuout101]

@@sonyarichardson000 Me2 lol

[@sweetzs100]

@@sonyarichardson000 My mom was born in the 1973!

[@rcd4416]

The most important part of HISTORY IS FUCKING NOW. WAKE UP

[@darrellpasion8925]

'73 baby here. Best time to be born imo ,mid Gen X. Class of '91.

[@miriampagan5214]

I was a senior in High School and remembered the scariest movie that year...The Exorcist

[@elainehyson6870]

The best thing about 1973 was that I gave birth to my first child, a daughter, on Valentine's day.

[@loralee9277]

Fabulous! Thank you!🌟🏆🦋

[@henrygerfingerfinhenry]

Hello, how are you doing today and the entire family and friends doing today

[@CamilleXCavelle]

Just binged watched every year I really hope you do the years before 70s. My favorite series hands down 🙌🏾

[@sheralynganz7664]

"Yip-silanti," made me squeel with Midwestern joy 😂 thank you for this awesome series!!

[@peterjkurylowicziii7095]

I was wondering where Timeline 1973 is, I've been binge watching Timeline for the past 2 days. I love the intro song now, Wish I had it to listen to. Make a short video of the Timeline Theme Its stuck in my head. Back to Binge watching the Weird History channel

[@FatNorthernBigot]

"Live and Let Die" was just one of many great songs by Wings. "Maybe I'm Amazed" you thought there's only one.

[@hardv8]

I'm hoping this narrator is joking about that comment... Wings have a large number of great songs.....and @9:18 Queen Elizabeth Eleven?!?!??! What the? He HAS to be joking, or just ignorant, It's Queen Elizabeth II as in The Second.

[@GoDawgs18]

Maybe I’m amazed was solo Paul. Let me roll it, let em in, band on the run are some other 10/10 wings songs

[@PatsyClinesDaughter]

This was the comment that bothered me the most, “Paul and Wings’ only good song” he said!!! Like WHAT?! There’s: Picasso’s Last Words, (Which Paul wrote after having a conversation with Dustin Hoffman, and Hoffman asks Paul, “Is it true that you can write a song about anything?” And Paul says, “I think so.” So Dustin grabs the newspaper and says, “Pablo Picasso just passed away last night.” If you haven’t heard it, PLEASE go listen to “Picasso’s Last Words”, it’s one of the *most beautiful* Paul + Wings song there is. Furthermore, “Time To Hide”, “Medicine Jar”, “Beware My Love”, on and on and on! Ugh I fucking DIE for Paul McCartney and Wings. 💖💖🥰🥰🥰

[@FatNorthernBigot]

@@GoDawgs18 I thought the same... Wikipedia said it was Wings. Damn you wiki

[@amymeyers9682]

I thought that I had not heard that right! Wings had several big hits…..what about Band in the Run?

[@molinalong3468]

Rest In Peace 1973 Jim Croce Bruce lee Lyndon B Johnson Wally Cox

[@CrystalClearWith8BE]

Don't forget Bobby Darin.

[@nafisamusah7085]

And gram parsons

[@bluebear1985]

Here are the top 10 songs of 1973, according to the Billboard year-end singles chart: 10. Touch Me in the Morning- Diana Ross 9. You're So Vain- Carly Simon 8. Will It Go Round in Circles- Billy Preston 7. Crocodile Rock- Elton John 6. Why Me- Kris Kristofferson 5. My Love- Paul McCartney & Wings 4. Let's Get It On- Marvin Gaye 3. Killing Me Softly with His Song- Roberta Flack 2. Bad, Bad Leroy Brown- Jim Croce 1. Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree- Tony Orlando and Dawn

[@reinaldofavoreto7160]

funny how crocodile rock is one of the worst Elton songs

[@bluebear1985]

@@reinaldofavoreto7160 Apparently he doesn't like the song himself. He only continues to play it because it's so popular.

[@007Julie]

@@reinaldofavoreto7160 I really like it and his rendition on the muppet show is epic, it's here on YT

[@PatsyClinesDaughter]

God I would kill to have lived in the 70s, no one understands 😆

[@roberth.5938]

You forgot #1 Tubular bells

[@douglasgriffiths3534]

You forgot an important sport happening. Secretariat became the first horse in 25 years to win the Triple Crown. It happened June 9, 1973. That was my favorite thing to happen in '73, other than graduating high school. (Jan Griffiths).

[@kennethpowers82982]

The exorcist was one of the first horror movies I saw when I was very little and it scared the crap out of me

[@perlahamilton6314]

It still scares me at 42 lol

[@brianwalsh1401]

@@perlahamilton6314 I'm 59 and still haven't watched the whole thing and figured out I'm too scared to watch horror movies and that's ok.

[@gisellereyna7327]

I love all these. I can’t wait until more!!

[@henrygerfingerfinhenry]

Hello, how are you doing today and the entire family and friends doing today

[@djbigpean]

Also another great album that came out that year, if not one of the greatest is Stevie wonder's Innervisions. Singer Gladys Knight hit the Grammys two times with, Neither one of us, and Midnight train to Georgia.

[@frederickleo2386]

Omg...Innervisions is still one of my all time fave albums!! A masterpiece, front to back. Thanks for mentioning!!

[@azmike1]

I was 18 years old in 1973. My life was filled with madness, fun, sex, rock-n-roll and working at a self serve gas station during the gas shortage farce. it was a good year for a young man of 18 years. Graduated high school as well. Whew!!

[@MeatPuppet1962]

I turned 10 years old in late 1973......the 70s were good looking back.....it was a different world.....better in many ways.....I'll start my 60th year on this rock in December 2022. The country is a real mess now.

[@knifetoucher]

11:04 either Empire State building looked radically different in 1973 or that is the Chrysler building.

[@johningersoll8206]

Noticed that too. The art deco roof definitely belongs to the Chrysler bldg

[@Trendsetter5420]

I’m a 90s baby, but my aesthetic is mostly 70s❤️so I always get excited when y’all do this era

[@packnetadaija]

This is my favorite KZbin series! I wish these episodes came out sooner but I know good work like this takes time :)

[@007Julie]

And then they take forever to upload new decades, like 6 months in between. The wait it's so painful lol. I hope they continue with the '60's and then the '50's and so on. this series is too good for them to stop.

[@teresawideman3730]

I LOVE these videos! But seriously- Queen Elizabeth eleven?

[@starmnsixty1209]

Great series so far. Guess I'm getting old for sure as I recall most all of the 70s events covered so far😊

[@oscarsolis7566]

This is the best channel on KZbin hands down. Nobody else really cares to keep important historical happenings in the spotlight which they deserve. These events have shaped who we are and what kind of planet we have every day that we wake up. Very good work guys whoever you are❤️🙏🏽🍻

[@unseenabyss2824]

Dark side of the Moon has to be started when the lion roars at the beginning of OZ. The album also needs to be put on repeat as it's only about 45 mins long. Also, the animated Disney Alice in wonderland synchs with The Wall. Your welcome

[@allenrubinstein3696]

Biggest thing that you missed was the resignation of Spiro Agnew and his replacement with Gerald Ford. It's how Ford became president!

[@Clipeuh]

black september is the underrated star of these videos, im really starting to root for them

[@leanneb9529]

How fitting...I'm watching this 50 years later...

[@Chris_at_Home]

Yes it is. I was 20 then and spent 2/3 of the year in 8 different countries in the military. We spent 10 days in Rio de Janeiro, oh to be 20 again.

[@leanneb9529]

@@Chris_at_Home Cool😎

[@realwildracer28]

My favorite series

[@gothic_oma]

I was a small child during the gas embargo. I didn't understand any of what was happening, but when I saw the horribly long lines of cars while we were trying to get gas, I distinctly remember being truly alarmed. It was frightening for everybody.

[@The7Reaper]

That's how my parents described it too, didn't really understand it but were scared when they saw the huge lines, my mom was 4 at the time and my dad was 6.

[@giraffesinc.2193]

Me too ... it was really terrifying! Praying that we don't see more of the same in these scary times 🙏

[@gothic_oma]

True, true!

[@douglasgriffiths3534]

I graduated high school in 1973, and had a full time job as well. I remember waiting in those gas lines. Very frightening time indeed. (Jan Griffiths).

[@gothic_oma]

@@douglasgriffiths3534 Yikes!

[@manicmechanic448]

Isn't it great to be reliving 1973.

[@crazymode341]

I like how thr we'll be right back actually fits with the youtube commercial

[@LoFoSho]

This series is so important for humanity. We need history to survive. Yet we still don’t learn from it… lol

[@henrygerfingerfinhenry]

Hello, how are you doing today and the entire family and friends doing today

[@sudcciv6443]

Not bad! I love the "old-time" commercials in this!

[@BrombleyByBow075]

In 1973 monty puthon went live for the first time

[@grapeshot]

I don't remember my mom telling me just how cold the winter of 73 was. I have since done research on it and yes the weather was crappy.

[@bluebear1985]

Here are the major winners of Academy Awards for films released in 1973: Best Picture- The Sting Best Director- George Roy Hill (The Sting) Best Actor- Jack Lemmon (Save the Tiger) Best Actress- Glenda Jackson (A Touch of Class) Best Supporting Actor- John Houseman (The Paper Chase) Best Supporting Actress- Tatum O'Neal (Paper Moon)

[@michaelduszynski4128]

The biggest moneymaker of 1973 ..... The Poseidon Adventure

[@CrystalClearWith8BE]

In memory of the famous people who died in 1973: •LBJ •Pablo Picasso •JRR Tolkien •Bruce Lee •Betty Grable •Veronica Lake •Jim Croce •Bobby Darin etc.

[@gregmatic2861]

Yes many iconic people died that year.

[@shayla-lee]

LMAOOOO! "OPEC, if you're nasty." in the most monotone voice. I spit out my coffee! 🤣 That was great!

[@stephj9378]

That slayed me!

[@big8dog887]

We've already lost Betty White and Olivia Newton-John. Protect Dolly at all costs!

[@thelovelyone1582]

🙏

[@trinaq]

I really love this series. I can't wait until it moves into the 2010's, and eventually the 2020's, which should be insanely interesting!

[@chrisrj9871]

They gave us a 2020 video at the end of that same year, but forgot about 2021.

[@williamphillips2671]

@@chrisrj9871 no

[@davidmitchell6873]

It just happened, what do you need to see? I'm not trying to be a jerk, I'm just curious.

[@NASCARFAN93100]

Honestly Weird History should do Timeline 2000s and 2010s to fit the Timeline puzzle between 1970-2020

[@subtlebluntduality5997]

Paul had more than one good song as a solo artist! Bite me!

[@btetschner]

A+ video! LOVE IT! What a year! ---TIMELINE ROCKS---

[@jamesfarrington9030]

Love this series. Well put together.

[@timothydurkan]

I ❤️ TIMELINE!

[@anytimeanywhere7859]

I can't wait till they start doing the 50's, 40's, 30's, the 1810's, etc.

[@corlenajames1381]

13:04 NOPE! 'Maybe I'm Amazed' is a freakin classic

[@skunklepew6276]

"Jailhouse Rock indeed" - I fell out laughing when you said that! 🤣 I was 1 year old and had a new baby brother in '73! I remember hearing about these things, watched reruns and still listen to the tunes. Tolkien fan here - grew up with the animations and books!

[@janayarroyo22]

Wow what an AMAZING YEAR 👏🏿 so many monumental moments ☺️ SN: WHAT A YEAR FOR MUSIC 🤘🏾

[@shawncharles6077]

I been busy but of course I’ve caught up. I can’t wait for the next episode. It’s a lot of work put into these videos and I hope folks appreciate it. We live in a microwaved society that we all don’t appreciate the work the people do to entertain us. Thank you again Weird History.

[@Lantec1000]

These videos have helped my bar trivia game so much 🤣

[@bryanschmidt7336]

1973 is good year in my memory. I was 12, and all I cared about was coping with junior high school. The next year, my sweet grandmother died and we moved away from my childhood home. I want to live again in 1973

[@WilliamHaisch]

These videos are so awesome! Thank you!

[@djartiec]

Definitely my favorite series on KZbin! Can't wait to get thru the 70's and on to other decades!

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks for this! 🦋 #WeirdHistory #Timeline #1973

[@80sMetalHead]

Yet ANOTHER great upload! Thanks Again 👍👏🏻👍

[@Olee1980]

"OJ slashed his way down field for a record 250 yards". I see what they did they there, that line fits like a glove.

[@presleyvallace-cz7om]

WOW

[@29madmangaud29]

I always love these shows, of the years.. looking forward to all of the rest of the years!

[@rickstevens1479]

Graduated 🎓 high school in 73 ... loved the 70s. ..

[@CmdrTomalak]

Another great installment! You're rockin' it!

[@flicka25]

Well done! I really look forward to these videos!

[@jacejackson2510]

You have one of the greatest announcers voices I’ve heard. I love all the funny quips and comments you throw in 😆.

[@maryamaya9970]

That was the year 1973 that l gave Brith to my oldest Son. I was 19 that was the best Generation and the best Music 🎶 🎵 ❤️. Good Memories.

[@henrygerfingerfinhenry]

Hello, how are you doing today and the entire family and friends doing today

[@nadas9395]

Thank you guys once again for making my Sunday not crappy

[@kellygilbert736]

Hands down the most professional content on you tube. Love the timeline series

[@tailwaggindragon]

What would *_I_* want back from 1973?? 🤔 My youth

[@StacyL.]

I was born in a pretty funky year!!

[@montanacrone8984]

The first year I fell in love. Memorial Day beach party. Little did I know he’d break my heart. I ran off to join the circus and started a new career. Best trade ever! 47 years later, I’m retiring.

[@henrygerfingerfinhenry]

Hello, how are you doing today and the entire family and friends doing today

[@shawty7303]

I love how much research y'all do to make these videos. My mom told me about how she and her friends used to wait for hours just to get a few gallons of gas but never why. Good work

[@gattifan609]

Great video as always.

[@uppityglivestockian]

Oh and the movie The Sting. Great fun.

[@Ferrari85241]

Lost my virginity in 1973 while listening to Alice Cooper Easy Action album. Ahhhh to be young again. I do remember all these events in 1973.

[@lexfacitregem]

“Queen Elizabeth Eleven”????? Was that supposed to be a joke or something? I have a very disturbing suspicion that it wasn’t. But like even if this narrator doesn’t understand Roman numerals, how or why would he think there were 10 previous Queen Elizabeths? Actually you know what… never mind. This gave me a good chuckle! It actually made my day. So looking forward to Elizabeth twelve!!!!!

[@chrisrj9871]

might have been a slip of the tongue

[@Unknowngfyjoh]

It's inexcusable

[@pomb4946]

I roared laughing and immediately came looking for a comment about it lol

[@lexfacitregem]

@@pomb4946 That’s exactly what I did!!! Except I didn’t find said comment, so I took the liberty of being ‘that guy’ on the KZbin comments! Sorry, but the image of eleven Elizabebi running around just made me chuckle!!

[@Sunset553]

-Probably the same kind of error that made him read that there were 3000 countries.-

[@TeddyStrongBear]

1973 is the years of Exorcisms!!

[@jayare5483]

awesome...🤘💙🤘

[@MichaelSteverMLS]

🎭🎯🎼GREAT JOB Timeline team integrating the definitive ’76 King Kong remake during your 1973 World Trade Center mention. But you omitted possibly one of the most historically significant concerts produced by Broadway vet Kurt Peterson. The now iconic ‘Sondheim: A Musical Celebration’ concert debuted on March 11th, 1973 and featured a staggering array of Broadway’s biggest names. It was the first time ever the Broadway community had come together to honor Sondheim and give him his much deserved praise, and the overwhelming popularity of the concert and its Warner Bros. released LP album nabbed Sondheim the cover of NEWSWEEK magazine. 50 years later to the day Peterson and filmmaker Michael Lee Stever would produce ‘On The Steps Of The Shubert’ which chronicled the significance of the concert and shared never before released materials.

[@edmilsonlennon2866]

Missed this ❤

[@cmtippens9209]

I remember being so glad that the Vietnam War was coming to an end. It was so traumatic to have it going on for a major part of my life, at that point, and being on the news every night, I know it left scars. Some popular songs from that era can make me burst out in tears, occasionally, just because of the association.

[@jpsned]

I was 14 in 1973, and after the war was over, what I remember most was the lack of war reporting. After I got my first radio, the beginning of every news report was something about Vietnam. When the war ended, those reports ceased--thankfully.

[@DavidSmith-ss1cg]

Such a shame that LBJ was in contact with North Vietnamese officials in 1968, and he had planned to have Humphrey, his Vice-president, win the Presidency - except that Kissinger - at that time a Harvard professor - had found out, and went to Nixon, who was able to convince the South Vietnamese Generals to walk out on the Peace Talks - by promising to "compensate" them. So there was NO Peace in 1968, and Kissinger became Nixon's Secretary of State, and LBJ soon died. This information formed the basis of Christopher Hitchens' book "The Trial of Henry Kissinger." Nearly half of US casualties in Vietnam occurred after 1968.

[@johnogrady2418]

My parents were mulling over the idea of sending me to Canada. And I was young and saying I wanted to join the Marines but my Mom whipped around and said no, you are not going to do that, and she meant it. I still joined the Navy when I was 24. It didn''t work out but I got an Honorable Discharge for what it's worth.

[@johnogrady2418]

"Bye, bye Miss American Pie..."

[@glennso47]

The Vietnam War ended for me in 1970. I was a crew member on a salvage ship and I was so excited when my enlistment was over.

[@dmolesevich]

Love how you threw in the word slashed during OJ’s segment.

[@hadara69]

It cannot be overstated the impact "The Exorcist" had on American popular culture at the time. People absolutely lost their shit! "You killed your mother! You left her alone to DIE!” Karras: “SHUT UP!!” (my favorite quote)

[@sagedrummer]

I strongly suggest the amazing book 1973-Rock at the Crossroads by Andrew Grant Jackson. It touched upon all the music from 72-73 and tied it together with everything happening socially and politically. Great read.

[@maguffintop2596]

The background wallpaper is exactly what was on the wall of my dentist's office. I get anxious every time I see it!

[@kaitygearheart454]

This series give me hope that we aren’t living in such crazy times. They have been crazy before and we have gotten through it.