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15 November 1971 (Sweden) morePlot:
Over two dozen top-name acts make this 'audio/visual rock thing' come to life in a rock and roll journey that moves all over... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
Interesting period piece moreCast
(Credited cast) | The Animals | ... | Themselves |
| Carmine Appice | ... | Himself (as Vanilla Fudge) |
| The Bee Gees | ... | Themselves |
| Tim Bogert | ... | Himself (as The Vanilla Fudge) |
| Vic Briggs | ... | Himself (as The Animals) |
| Eric Burdon | ... | Himself (as The Animals) |
| Chas Chandler | ... | Himself (as The Animals) |
| Joe Cocker | ... | Himself |
| John Farnham | ... | Himself |
| Vanilla Fudge | ... | Themselves |
| Barry Gibb | ... | Himself (as The Bee Gees) |
| Maurice Gibb | ... | Himself (as The Bee Gees) |
| Robin Gibb | ... | Himself (as The Bee Gees) |
| Jimi Hendrix | ... | Himself |
 | Mick Jagger | ... | Himself |
| Brian Jones | ... | Himself (as The Rolling Stones) |
| Vince Martell | ... | Himself (as The Vanilla Fudge) |
| Alan Price | ... | Himself (as The Animals) |
| Otis Redding | ... | Himself |
| Keith Richards | ... | Himself (as The Rolling Stones) |
| The Rolling Stones | ... | Themselves |
| Mark Stein | ... | Himself (as The Vanilla Fudge) |
| Traffic | ... | Themselves |
| Twiggy | ... | Herself |
| Hilton Valentine | ... | Himself (as The Animals) |
| Charlie Watts | ... | Himself (as The Rolling Stones) |
 | Stevie Winwood | ... | Himself (as Traffic) |
| Bill Wyman | ... | Himself (as The Rolling Stones) |
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This film is NOT for everybody, but those of us (like myself)that were born during that era (1968 - 1971) and love stock footage of rare interviews and weirdness, might enjoy it. It is obviously meant for viewing by the drug culture with an "All You Need Is Love" message and has really rare videos of people like John Farnham & Russell Morris.
There are interviews with Mick Jagger and a preview of Arthur Lee and then juxtaposes off to car advertisements, pictures of Alan Ginsberg and John Lennon and then to robots and Twiggy. There are scenes from India (with a sitar playing) and then Vietnam war pictures and back to American life with surfers and Beach Boys music. Very bizarre and that is what makes it fascinating, very dated, but fascinating.