1965 Raspy vocals, pounding rhythm, and a riff that won’t quit.
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1965 Raspy vocals, pounding rhythm, and a riff that won’t quit.
Coolsville struts in like it owns the joint
60s Garage Bands 8mm Home Movies
"Awesome 8mm home video of various 60s garage bands, permission to use from 60sgaragebands.com, Freddy Fortune and Mike Dugo. Check out their site, part of a project to catalogue all too rare original footage of these bands. This video has been edited by them. The song choice here is mine - The Nomads - Not For Me" ---UTUBE content notes
May I ask for questions 6 and 7?
With pleasure (ouo)/
6. Who raised your lamb?
Mainly because of his older brother Ando, although not exclusively, since living within a group when he was only thirteen years old and had a baby of just one year old made some hearts soften. So little Ando had some help throughout the lamb's infancy.
The most notable were the leader of the nomadic group (name pending) and a young sheep named Honey, the only female in the group.
The group's leader was formerly a spy and faithful follower of the Shamura cult but also a father whose family was massacred when the sheep hunt began. Realizing at that moment that no matter what, no one would be exempted thanks to the prophecy. From then on, he did what he could to help and guide the helpless, skeptical, or heretical sheep in the hope of perhaps saving their lives.
It was during this journey that he met Ando, who clung to him in a moment of desperation and demanded that his younger brother be saved no matter what. Because of this courage, the leader allowed him to follow them, taking both him and the lamb under his wing, becoming their sole guardian. And later, a father figure to the little lamb.
Meanwhile, Honey was a sheep of the Kallamar cult, whose people reacted in an unusual way to the news that they were being sacrificed to save the fate of their god. I can only comment that they attempted to compete with the extermination by increasing their own ranks as a way to overcome the cruel fate that threatened their lives.
Or in other words, “They would become a plague whose life they could not end.”
She did not regret the fall of her people or the state in which things were left. More yes to the fact of never having met the babies she was forced to conceive in order to contribute to that unpleasant vision.
So, upon meeting Ando and learning of the lamb's condition, she decided to help him, knowing she was in perfect condition to save him from malnutrition. Because, after all, she had been raised for this.
7. Where was your lamb raised? A village? A prison? Constantly on the run?
I'd say he was raised on the run, so there was never a place the lamb could have called home, as they were always on the move. Traveling between territories, watching their backs and hiding their features, trying not to attract attention.
So we could say that the concept of stability was something the lamb lacked throughout his childhood, adolescence, and young adulthood. This eventually led to his dependence on others, as he relied on their presence to feel secure.
Because for him, the people he valued most were his home, and his security, and without them, he'd be alone and adrift again. Just like that time.
And I think that would be all for now (UuU)
¡Thanks for asking!
-List of Questions-
The Nomads - Where The Wolf Bane Blooms (1984)
Swedish garage punks with a classic Halloween tune, quoting from a poem recited in the 1941 movie The Wolfman.
You may be pure of heart and pure of soul But you'll become a wolf when the moon is full And in the pale light of the moon You're gonna see the wolf bane bloom
Does anyone here remember when all the BD2 actors joined twitter late 2010/early 2011, and they started beef with each other? All in banter? Like Erik Odom, Guri Weinberg, Noel Fisher, Toni Trucks etc? The Nomads/Romanians? These were peak days to be a twihard. They used to tease us about being in Baton Rouge filming and get the fans to choose twitter teams (again, all in good banter) and not to mention Guri’s GFYS?