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A whiter, brighter past!

This is just what its like to live in Portland, Oregon

And then they ruined it with immigrants

Do you have the Kerry Biddell and On The Beginning LPs? If so, perhaps you might consider posting them on CZcams. I'd love to hear them

Who exactly was swinging ? A few teenagers and young capitalists on the make .

People were well dressed, far more dignified. When i was a kid in the 70s my Mum would take me in on the train from Auburn Station and we'd come out Flinders Street via the Degrave Street subway. There was always a man in a wheelchair selling the Sun or the Herald. From there, it was three arcades two Burke street Myers. . These days one of them is gone. I loved that walk. Lunch was at the Coles Cafeteria or Myers, but Coles was famous with the ladies in yellow uniforms and tiaras. Australia was a much more cohesive society then. Thats the nicest way i can put it.

Essa era Londres que a gente amava e gostava de seguir a moda deles. Não tenho nenhum interesse em visitas Londres, Paris , Girona na Espanha . Todas perderam o glamor da autenticidade antiga 😊

I was 6 and my Nana would take us to Meyers, where we had meat pie and chips in the cafeteria. Then run amock outta control. Toys were a great pacifier. Then, on Saturday, avo Carlton with Uncle Joe and Nana, but Barrassi was our favourite player. When he came to Carlton in 67, my uncle cried, "There is a God." Oh, I lived in Jacana then.

Barry Humphries serving it up in the restaurant- amazing! All of these guys gone now.

no dictator dan

no WEF

no lockdown bs

From peace and love vibes to a third world crap heap. Oh for a time machine.

No track suits, no tattoos, no overweight individuals

Prefer the version with The Beatles I'm a Loser.

Is the royal arcade tea house coffee shop used to have beautiful large Paisley dark green wallpaper racing green wallpaper and now the homogenised it made into something modern with the Greys

music straight from the Sound Gallery!

Ha! The invention of the teenager....making consumer slaves out of the impressionable and easily led. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the music of my own teens around 1990 and for the 60's generation, it was needed after the war and conscription, but not as liberating as many think.

Watching here

We all looked much happier.

I don't see any harm in taking in climate refugees.

The year i was born at the Royal women's hospital

Nostalgic? They didn't knock down the shot tower JFC! As a kid I took the wreckers for granted. JFC.

@ 2:22 dudley dancing in the background LOL

Ah my beautiful Melbourne, once so great, now so horrible. Why did we let it happen?

Love this music!!

Full of English and Irish invaders those days whinging pommes. Look at the way they are dressed very British.

Beautiful video 🙏❤️ seeing early clips confirms for me our history is one big fat lie. No way can some of those structures be built in horse & buggy days

Where did our freedom go?

One day, we may see this restored to full HD with A.I....

No one screams ,, free Palestine,,

Before multiculturalism

Lunch in the Coles cafeteria and the Myers windows displays later that night, was a Christmas treat for the kids for many years back then.

I BLAME THE BEATLES ! 😊

As a kid so did I . Sadly I never did.

Before the Islamic invasion and formation of the Islamic Caliphate of Londonistan under Sad IQ Khan

I think I just jumped timelines😂That was truly an emotional rollercoaster for so many reasons. Wondeful video, thankyou soo much. God Bless You😇🙏

Priceless🤗🙏

Yea def convicts and horses built all the infrastructure we can't even build now

0:57 Car comes within inches of pedestrians, doesn't bother to slow down.

No mobiles or computers, people had a brain. Give me a time machine.

I can hear the opening bars of Quincy Jones as I watch this. Love the artwork too. Must have been so new and modern to the 60s generation. Records at 7/6 too!❤❤😂

All this old footage will be cancelled or digitally altered to make it the correct % of diversity.

9:58 wat a sunday once was like even in a big city like Melbourne Vic. #pmsl.

and once the 2000s came rolling in everything turned to poo. #Sadly 😝😜🤪

que bonito! gracias.

It must have been an unusually cold December. So many women wearing winter wool coats; and kids in jumpers.

Cool time cool place. I arrived in ‘68 brilliant era. Worked at Y&R ad agency. Before heading to Ibiza to be a full time hippie.

God! Was that really me!!!! Can't believe it - just made me cry...

Bet Lygon Street was the only place you could get a decent coffee.