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In reply to the discussion: I'm in audience watching Michael Nesmith play live w/ the remaining Monkees... [View all]htuttle
(23,738 posts)5. Music aside, 'The Monkees' was the strangest, most avant-garde television show of it's time
Music videos copied things they had first done for decades afterwards. They still do.
I was a just little kid when it was on, and I still remember some of the weird visuals.
I've been dying to re-watch that one episode with the hypnotic television broadcast again for years -- I remember a spinning spiral on the screen, and I think Mike got hypnotized...
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I'm in audience watching Michael Nesmith play live w/ the remaining Monkees... [View all]
Hissyspit
Dec 2012
OP
Music aside, 'The Monkees' was the strangest, most avant-garde television show of it's time
htuttle
Dec 2012
#5
You think the show was strange? Check out the Monkee movie "Head". It's way out there... nt
HooptieWagon
Dec 2012
#6
They did almost the whole soundtrack with scenes from the movie playing on a screen in the
Hissyspit
Dec 2012
#8
Please tell me you did NOT whip out your cell phone to update us with this scintillating info...
oh reiki ur so fine
Dec 2012
#17
It's really cool however...my heart is still weeping for Davy, therefore
graham4anything
Dec 2012
#30