Great photos I'm 62 now first went to AC when I was 20 years old 1981 I married my better half we have 4 grandkids so far I taking my whole family next March 8 adults 4 grandkids be at wild orchard resort got lots of family living around AC, great memories good music 😊
Yes I first found Angeles city in 1983 and what a place it was, its changed so so much over the years but fond memories abound. One of the great ones was sitting in a bar along perimeter road and watching those magnificent jets taking off at night, absolutely amazing with the flames pouring out of the engine(s) . Back then Angeles City had the nickname “. the dust bowl “ as a lot of the roads were dust in the dry and muddy in the wet season.
As soon as I just saw your post I went downstairs and found my photos of earthquake mcgoons. Was at Clark on a TDY from Mchord AFB in 1985 . I recognized and found a few other photos I still have from back then, the Roxy, The green door etc. damn I’ll be 62 in may. Where has the time gone?
Great video brings back crazy memories of when I was a young military man stationed in Okinawa Japan. I visited Angeles City a couple of times and to this day was the time of my life. The Hotsie Totsie was one of my favorites I even have a shirt from that bar. Thanks for the excellent video Wayne 👍🏾👍🏾
My first visit was 1993, and I still yearn for the simpler life back then. Angeles City is too hectic, complicated, expensive and crowded nowadays. I'm still living here, but enough is enough, going to be leaving soon, the party is over...... and it will never be the same again.
What a fantastic collection of photo's to evoke fond memories. I didn't visit AC until an American in Pattaya spoke of it and advised me to go immediately, as I only had 10 days left of a 3 month holiday. This was May '09 and I've enjoyed 4 subsequent visits. The bar/restaurant at 6:42 used to serve the best food in AC particularly breakfast, which was to die for. I was devastated when I returned after a 4 year absence to find it raised to the ground. The bar at 8:02 is I think the bar about 200+ yards before you get to Walking Street and not the one of the same name opposite The Wild Orchid Resort, which I think is now closed anyway. Besides The Wild Orchid my go-to hotel is The Pacific Breeze. I used to prefer the original Central Park Inn to its far more costly replacement.
I was there from 84 until Pinatubo. Some of you may have seen my handiwork on many, many bathroom walls. "Zeus was Here". Had a lot of good times here!! Holla.
Excellent compilation of pics from the old days I actually noticed a sign saying local drinks 5 pesos. I was always at Subic and not Angeles so this was really great to watch. I didn't realize that Kokomos was there even before the road was paved, and Lanie's Hangout has also been around for a long time.
First visit was in 1984 as a young Aussie digger on leave, after many years of returning and bar hopping, finally got married in PI in 1991(still serving). Still go back to AC but things keep changing, nothing like the good old days.
This may be the best collection of Balibago bar history ever, going back over 60 years according to my 78yo grand dad. He told me to tell you that somebody spent as much time on "Blow Row" as he did. Thank you for making his day.
I've only been in AC since 1999 but it has changed a lot with small bars closing and large condos being built. It was through this picture that I first learned that the Niagara Bar and the Black Pearl are historical relics, I was a customer there.
OMG the Owls nest had a many good times in that place. Any you guys remember the King Row Hotel? I had some wonderful days at Clark AB. Have traveled there for many years on pleasure and business since. Thanks for sharing some great memories. Peace!
Most of the bars shown were no longer there when I visited in 1984, but a I recognized a few. Third Eye, Flying Machine, Casablanca, and Murphy's Rock Joint.
wo ! a blast from the past ! was out there in Angeles city in 1986 way before the volcano eruption in the 90's I believe , spent a lot of good times there at some of the bars Dmz, etc. what memories Red Horse days !
Thanks for posting these pictures. I was stationed at Clark AB in 87-90. 3rd SPG. I worked town patrol. Lots of fond memories. The first bar I went to after being in country for a few days was the Gold Coast @5:04, 5:29. My favorite bars were the Zoo 7:16 and Murphies. 6:05. Murphies use to roll the dice for happy hour prices. If you rolled box cars, beer and rum/cokes cost $1:20. Snake eyes 20 cents. The crowd would get pissed if someone rolled box cars!
Hi Travis! I also was at Clark AB from 87-89 and worked Town Patrol, 3rd LES. I got on town patrol after the murders (including fellow SP K9 handler Steve Faust). Wow it's been over 30 years.
Oh, I just remember my first supervisor Tsgt Carpenter on TP. I started out on C flight with Tsgt Palmer on the base. Worked the LE desk for a bit, then moved to TP after the terrorist attacks in October '87. Actually I had just attended NCO preparatory class.
Travis I was there 1984-1986. 3rd CRS. Those were my two favorites also. It was the Zoo that rolled the dice. We used to hit Murphy's first around 7pm, then head over to the Zoo from 1130pm-1230am for happy hour dice roll, then back to Murphy's sometime until sun up! lol Some of my best memories from the Air Force.
I've never been the the Philippines, but somehow the music and the fashions - not to mention the historical backdrop for why all those guys were stationed at Clark - gave this an incredible nostalgic pull for me. Great stuff!
Magic Moments was there until late 2007. On my first trip there it was my favorite afternoon bar. By my second trip in January 2008 it was gone and the new Crazy Horse Saloon was built on the spot. Now it's called Pony Tails and I still hold a grudge against it because I liked magic Moments so much. Mommy Daisy from magic Moments went to Emotions after that and is still there.
Nips Hut , now that’s a place no one can forget! Miss those days! Gotta say, AC looked more inviting at night! All my years there and I think I partied during the day twice...
Great photos...brings me back. Was stationed at Clark from '73-'75, and I was twenty years old. At that time it was Marshal Law so you had to be off the street a midnight. I recognize some of the bars. Pretty much my time would have been during when the roads were not paved and phots would have been black and white.
@@tapptom I was in the USAF 1961st Comm. Group...working in Telecommunications. Went back from 2000 to 2010 about ten times for work around Clark...going back was quite interesting.
@@tapptom It is a beautiful country and the people are fabulous...then and now. There's a large number of US Veterans "living the dream"...in fact it's largest population of veterans living outside the US. Guys like me (I didn't get married over there...I shipped over with six guys and four, however, did get married)...they got married and stayed in the service, retired, and now call the PI home. When I was in the service it was really only Americans...GI's that were there. Now, however, there's a huge international component (Japan, Australia, Korea, European Countries)...but the Pilipino's still like us Americans the best...ha, ha, ha!!
I was there 75 to 78 and again 83 to 88....great times but when the base closed a lot of it went away....now, its nothing compared to the old days....."BLOW ROW FOREVER!!"
Was there back on the day. When I inprocessed the first time, the groups 1st sargent briefed use....he said " Angeles City is an 18 year olds wet dream come true"... Boy was he right.....
Clark AB from 1983-1987. I recognize a good number of the fine establishments. great video. I went back in 2012. Many changes, it was sad to see some of the changes but overall nice to see the modernization of the country. Going back this October. Thank you for this video, thank you for the memories.
Mr. McGee , Thank-you . . .it's turned to much Lower standards Now ! You also picked up a New subscriber as well ! 👍 Where do you find yourself these days , IF I might ask , curiosity . . .that's all ! Good Health to You & Yours !
I was there from 70-74 and various times from 78-82 and the beers were about 1.50 peso give or take so the exchange rate then was 6.25 peso or so to the dollar. I always wondered how long after the volcano did those bars get back into business or did most of them close down and over the years others have open and the Koreans moved in. I remember there were lots of Aussie around the area in the late 70s so I guess they invested in some of the bars. During the nam years guys didn't care what the place looked like as you can see from all the pictures just as long as the beer was cold the girls were cute and a jukebox with some good tunes...heck I went to the record store and bought 45s for the jukebox of my favorite place good times.....cheers :)
You older viewers that spent time in Angeles City May remember The Pink Elephant. I was stationed at CLARK in 1966 and 1967. I fell deeply in love with the cashier there. She was 16 and I was 18. We. Both went our separate ways, and I would think she is probably in the U.S. somewhere, married to an an ex GI. Lily Ariola forever lost.
This is amazing! Stationed at Clark from 87-89. Got picked up by some very hospitable SP's staggering out of the Brass Knob after curfew. Someone please tell me, did Murpheys have that Great Wall art inside the bar of the different Metal albums? Great pics!
I deployed to Clark around that time (curfew era). I remember the Murphy's wall you mentioned. "Albums" huh...not sure the kids know what they are...lol
Anybody who can tell me the name of the bar directly to the left as soon as you came out the main gate? I think it was up on stilts, but the memory ain’t what it used to be.
can someone please tell me if the southern star hotel in AC is still in operation and if bill Powe is still around because he was very kind and trust in of me some18 or so years ago. thanks. John.s. aka kiwi arsehole.
yes, very well, Mick O'Brian was his name, an Aussie, he was there from the late 70's to the mid 90's, passed away some years back, he was at Moon's when Bluey Richardson (The Rat) owned it, Bluey passed on a few years ago also, was my favorite drinking spot in the 80's, Last time i seen Mick was when he was looking after Maverick City about 1996.
I was in the area from 1987-1990. I remember Mick being outraged that the airlines were no longer serving alcohol on sidney to Manila flights when the oil field workers were heading to Manila. And I thought, can't believe they did in the first place. Had such a blast with the Aussies. Good dudes
Yes, i was there in 1987, March 7th, it was a Saturday, got married on the Base, Judge Lansing officiated, married a girl from the Eagles Nest Hotel, just around the corner from Randy Rams and the Third Eye Disco, the hotel was owned by Mike Mulholland and his filipina wife Angie, they also owned the Rhum Runner Bar on perimeter road not far from Moon Doggies, Mick was ex Aust Army, Vietnam, Borneo and Malaya i think, no wonder he had a few issues, but i liked him, most people did.
I was there in 1984 1985 I went there three times I was stationed in Okinawa so we flew for $10 in the Clark and I met Mick in 1984 ended up playing cricket with a bunch of bar owners all the girls from the bar s wow what a fantastic day and night that was mick was a great guy
Unfortunately Nothing survived from those magic old days. 2020 angeles city is a waste of time. Expensive. Too much B's. And the locals are haters. This place today is far from being fun.
A/C isnt the same anymore, i go back to the early 90`s, thats when the bars in Ermita were closed down, many working girls headed north to A/C, i guess it was ok until about 2010-ish, I walked into bar in A/C a few years ago, and asked how much the bar fine was, the mamasan told me ; ' no bar fine ,sir', next evening i walked into a different bar asked the same question, the answer was 2800 pesos, the bars are on and off as the local cops order......social websites are ok to get laid nowadays
Man ...those were AWESOME Times!!! 1984-1986 Thanks for the memories!♥️🥃❤️
I miss the good old days.
Great photos I'm 62 now first went to AC when I was 20 years old 1981 I married my better half we have 4 grandkids so far I taking my whole family next March 8 adults 4 grandkids be at wild orchard resort got lots of family living around AC, great memories good music 😊
wen i was young i been around here I'm the one who make the sign board of CLUB FANTASTIC thanks to you guys ...to see this old FIELDS AVENUE again..
THIS is why Clark Air Base had the highest extension rate of any other base overseas in the U.S. military.
Nobody wanted to leave paradise.
Yes I first found Angeles city in 1983 and what a place it was, its changed so so much over the years but fond memories abound. One of the great ones was sitting in a bar along perimeter road and watching those magnificent jets taking off at night, absolutely amazing with the flames pouring out of the engine(s) . Back then Angeles City had the nickname “. the dust bowl “ as a lot of the roads were dust in the dry and muddy in the wet season.
I first went there in '82.....what a place!!! The good times never stopped, loved the PI and Filipina ever since
Earthquake Magoon’s!
Haven’t thought of that in nearly 40 years
Thanks for posting
Run by daddy Lenny Brock a close personal friend a great little joint.
As soon as I just saw your post I went downstairs and found my photos of earthquake mcgoons. Was at Clark on a TDY from Mchord AFB in 1985 . I recognized and found a few other photos I still have from back then, the Roxy, The green door etc. damn I’ll be 62 in may. Where has the time gone?
Thanks for the memories I visited many of the club's in your video.
I really missed the place i really have a good time way back then.having a teary eye everytime i wacht it.
Lived in Angeles in the 90s. Worked in PNG. Married & brought 3 children here. Iam still alive😎
Brings back memories....❤
1986 DMZ.
Great memories.
1986 DMZ the lewd show was great
Great video brings back crazy memories of when I was a young military man stationed in Okinawa Japan. I visited Angeles City a couple of times and to this day was the time of my life. The Hotsie Totsie was one of my favorites I even have a shirt from that bar. Thanks for the excellent video Wayne 👍🏾👍🏾
holy city zoo played black sabbath every night..wish i could remember more
Luv the old pics
Perfect music..my time there was 1985..9:18, the Nipa Hut! Great video thanks
Im from angeles city pampanga philipines this is one of the best plays in the world a lot of beautifull girls
Brilliant. Who remembers The Nipa Hut? I went there in 1983, I was 16.
I remember it with great memories.
Awww, my home town Angeles city pampanga.. 💖
My first visit was 1993, and I still yearn for the simpler life back then. Angeles City is too hectic, complicated, expensive and crowded nowadays. I'm still living here, but enough is enough, going to be leaving soon, the party is over...... and it will never be the same again.
Paul Burgess
I agree. Now it's all a scam. 1993-1998 were the best 5 years ever...
At that time could you walk down walking street without hearing "Cialis" 8 times every 2 minutes?
@@tapptom bcuz today (before covey) i can't go anywhere around walking street without someone wanting to sell you cialis again and again and again.
Scott 🤣🤣🤣
Outstanding video. Well done!
See some old haunts. Great song> Thanks for memories. Headed to the PI tomorrow.
OMG, many great memories ! Thanks for up-loading !
But... I miss LA BAMBA !
Spent many happy moments there!
Still open,over 20 years now
What a fantastic collection of photo's to evoke fond memories. I didn't visit AC until an American in Pattaya spoke of it and advised me to go immediately, as I only had 10 days left of a 3 month holiday. This was May '09 and I've enjoyed 4 subsequent visits. The bar/restaurant at 6:42 used to serve the best food in AC particularly breakfast, which was to die for. I was devastated when I returned after a 4 year absence to find it raised to the ground. The bar at 8:02 is I think the bar about 200+ yards before you get to Walking Street and not the one of the same name opposite The Wild Orchid Resort, which I think is now closed anyway. Besides The Wild Orchid my go-to hotel is The Pacific Breeze. I used to prefer the original Central Park Inn to its far more costly replacement.
I was there from 84 until Pinatubo. Some of you may have seen my handiwork on many, many bathroom walls. "Zeus was Here". Had a lot of good times here!! Holla.
I was there the same time. Good times!!
I was at clark AB 3rd civil engineering squadron
Excellent compilation of pics from the old days I actually noticed a sign saying local drinks 5 pesos. I was always at Subic and not Angeles so this was really great to watch. I didn't realize that Kokomos was there even before the road was paved, and Lanie's Hangout has also been around for a long time.
great pic good memories i remember mega head and supa head down one side streets miss it all those were the days
First visit was in 1984 as a young Aussie digger on leave, after many years of returning and bar hopping, finally got married in PI in 1991(still serving). Still go back to AC but things keep changing, nothing like the good old days.
This may be the best collection of Balibago bar history ever, going back over 60 years according to my 78yo grand dad. He told me to tell you that somebody spent as much time on "Blow Row" as he did. Thank you for making his day.
I remember those bars! Great times!
First trip 86 happy hour 12 to 6 gotta love that
Fantastic! ... amazing photos and great music too. Well done and thanks for putting this up here.
Murphy’s bought an ad in our yearbook at Wagner HS in ‘85. A few people in administration weren’t amused.
Far out loved it.
Excellent I was at clark from 81-85 nice videos
Flying Machine, Proud Mary's, Bullseye, Brass Knob, Murphy's. El Toro just a few I remember.
first went in 1983 and still go but like everything it was better in the old days. miss smut hut and airwolf inn. rest in peace bruce.
The old staff gone with the dust of m. pinatubo, there daughters looks like chinese. Party is over.
Thanks for These Video pics.
I've only been in AC since 1999 but it has changed a lot with small bars closing and large condos being built. It was through this picture that I first learned that the Niagara Bar and the Black Pearl are historical relics, I was a customer there.
wow trip down memory lane, thanks
Great memories, good old fields avenue.....
Intersting. Even in some '90s vids I can see a HUGE difference in what it looked like then and now.
Koreans and political correctness have ruined paradise.
thanks info wayne ur champion hope we can meet wen i get back there after this covid bull
thanks for the upload.
I love old photos and videos
AC was never the same after the koreans moved in and spoiled everything
OMG the Owls nest had a many good times in that place. Any you guys remember the King Row Hotel? I had some wonderful days at Clark AB. Have traveled there for many years on pleasure and business since. Thanks for sharing some great memories.
Peace!
Great memories 1976
Most of the bars shown were no longer there when I visited in 1984, but a I recognized a few. Third Eye, Flying Machine, Casablanca, and Murphy's Rock Joint.
Third Eye, Holy City Zoo, Brass Knob, Owl's Nest and especially Murphy's were pretty much my goto places back in 84-86.
The Third Eye loved that joint 🍺
Sarap balikan ang unang checkpoint😮
I think if you wore a Fire Empire T shirt here in the states you would always have someone come up to you to say hi with a smile and a story.
WOW what a blast from the past, saw the Little Devils Den, I was stationed in Okinawa but I was on their pool team and met my future wife there.
You Rock!! Many thanks!
Angeles city it’s very different right now..
@@chicomorena3063 I have been going for a couple weeks in the summer until COVID. I still plan on a semi retirement there.
Thank you, made think back and grin. Especially Santos St and Johnny's Supermarket
Exactly going shopping was never more fun, best times ever.
Murhpys, super head, DMZ and Gold Coast were my hangs, 85 and 87
Maria from redlips 1986
Thanks for the memories. Noticed Rocking Dave in a few. Those were the best years.
RIP
wo ! a blast from the past ! was out there in Angeles city in 1986 way before the volcano eruption in the 90's I believe , spent a lot of good times there at some of the bars Dmz, etc. what memories Red Horse days !
Lol the Red Horse wiped my memories. Had to stop drinking that stuff.
I was there from ‘71 thru ‘73. Brought back some wild times, lucky I made it out. Two of my buddies died there during martial law with the NPA
Thanks for posting these pictures. I was stationed at Clark AB in 87-90. 3rd SPG. I worked town patrol. Lots of fond memories. The first bar I went to after being in country for a few days was the Gold Coast @5:04, 5:29. My favorite bars were the Zoo 7:16 and Murphies. 6:05. Murphies use to roll the dice for happy hour prices. If you rolled box cars, beer and rum/cokes cost $1:20. Snake eyes 20 cents. The crowd would get pissed if someone rolled box cars!
Hi Travis! I also was at Clark AB from 87-89 and worked Town Patrol, 3rd LES. I got on town patrol after the murders (including fellow SP K9 handler Steve Faust). Wow it's been over 30 years.
Oh, I just remember my first supervisor Tsgt Carpenter on TP. I started out on C flight with Tsgt Palmer on the base. Worked the LE desk for a bit, then moved to TP after the terrorist attacks in October '87. Actually I had just attended NCO preparatory class.
Travis I was there 1984-1986. 3rd CRS. Those were my two favorites also. It was the Zoo that rolled the dice. We used to hit Murphy's first around 7pm, then head over to the Zoo from 1130pm-1230am for happy hour dice roll, then back to Murphy's sometime until sun up! lol Some of my best memories from the Air Force.
Top video mate
Excellent
Awesome
9:08 Love Hurts and Big John’s Iron Horse
Lanies bar can't believe it survived that many years and still their today with the same sign.
I've never been the the Philippines, but somehow the music and the fashions - not to mention the historical backdrop for why all those guys were stationed at Clark - gave this an incredible nostalgic pull for me. Great stuff!
It something you can't explain. Bangkok totally different....Man how the world has become so boring and in most ways worse.
It was a party
Mega Head, Magic Moments and of course the Nipa Hut....... You had to be there to believe it.
KINGOTHL: Nipa Hut ( the old one next Dau was closed in 1990 . The new Nipa Hut open near Clarkton Hotel but it was a bar like thousend in AC.
Magic Moments was there until late 2007. On my first trip there it was my favorite afternoon bar. By my second trip in January 2008 it was gone and the new Crazy Horse Saloon was built on the spot. Now it's called Pony Tails and I still hold a grudge against it because I liked magic Moments so much. Mommy Daisy from magic Moments went to Emotions after that and is still there.
Nips Hut , now that’s a place no one can forget! Miss those days! Gotta say, AC looked more inviting at night! All my years there and I think I partied during the day twice...
Nipa Hut. That place was so disgusting the first time I went there I left after only about 5 hours!
Gregory Bennett what was it abt the Nipa Hut?
Great photos...brings me back. Was stationed at Clark from '73-'75, and I was twenty years old. At that time it was Marshal Law so you had to be off the street a midnight. I recognize some of the bars. Pretty much my time would have been during when the roads were not paved and phots would have been black and white.
What did u do at Clark?
@@tapptom I was in the USAF 1961st Comm. Group...working in Telecommunications. Went back from 2000 to 2010 about ten times for work around Clark...going back was quite interesting.
Stone859 I bet u have some stories about then. What’s all the chatter abt this bar called Nipa Hut? I’d like to hear them. Thanks
@@tapptom It is a beautiful country and the people are fabulous...then and now. There's a large number of US Veterans "living the dream"...in fact it's largest population of veterans living outside the US. Guys like me (I didn't get married over there...I shipped over with six guys and four, however, did get married)...they got married and stayed in the service, retired, and now call the PI home. When I was in the service it was really only Americans...GI's that were there. Now, however, there's a huge international component (Japan, Australia, Korea, European Countries)...but the Pilipino's still like us Americans the best...ha, ha, ha!!
I was there 75 to 78 and again 83 to 88....great times but when the base closed a lot of it went away....now, its nothing compared to the old days....."BLOW ROW FOREVER!!"
Was there back on the day.
When I inprocessed the first time, the groups 1st sargent briefed use....he said " Angeles City is an 18 year olds wet dream come true"...
Boy was he right.....
not just an 18 years olds, a 28 year olds, a 38 year olds, etc
Clark AB from 1983-1987. I recognize a good number of the fine establishments. great video. I went back in 2012. Many changes, it was sad to see some of the changes but overall nice to see the modernization of the country. Going back this October. Thank you for this video, thank you for the memories.
1984-1986 my first base after tech school. Some of my best memories.
I haven’t been home in 47 years
Nice view nice sounds
Mr. McGee , Thank-you . . .it's turned to much Lower standards Now !
You also picked up a New subscriber as well ! 👍
Where do you find yourself these days , IF I might ask , curiosity . . .that's all !
Good Health to You & Yours !
Great collection. Deeply interesting. But what year(s) were these photos taken?
I was stationed there from 70-74 then off and on from 78-82 and they were all there maybe a change in name here and there....... cheers :)
My first tip was 1989 i remember dirt roads and paying i think 8 pesos a beer.
I was there from 70-74 and various times from 78-82 and the beers were about 1.50 peso give or take so the exchange rate then was 6.25 peso or so to the dollar. I always wondered how long after the volcano did those bars get back into business or did most of them close down and over the years others have open and the Koreans moved in. I remember there were lots of Aussie around the area in the late 70s so I guess they invested in some of the bars. During the nam years guys didn't care what the place looked like as you can see from all the pictures just as long as the beer was cold the girls were cute and a jukebox with some good tunes...heck I went to the record store and bought 45s for the jukebox of my favorite place good times.....cheers :)
was there 74 77 and 85 89
Brass Knob still operating in 2021… anyone catch any other bars from the video that are still open?
How is the Nipa Hut not pictured here. Op...spoke too soon (at 9:18). In 1987 Angeles City was the most insane thing I'd ever seen.
You older viewers that spent time in Angeles City May remember The Pink Elephant. I was stationed at CLARK in 1966 and 1967. I fell deeply in love with the cashier there. She was 16 and I was 18. We. Both went our separate ways, and I would think she is probably in the U.S. somewhere, married to an an ex GI. Lily Ariola forever lost.
Aw 🥰 is she your first love ?
@@chicomorena3063 his and
many others
Where does the time go? Need to get back..Need a time machine.
Any idea roughly what year those photos were taken?
60s,70s or 80s?
Anyway who ever grabbed a heap of my pix (still have origs) yes its wonderful..
Anyone remember the d and d inn?
I hate you! Bring back all those memories! Ping pong balls, Pesos, nevermind, I was young then. 😂
👍👍👍😁
Mostly early 70's as the roads are still not concrete. And mostly Balibago area, especially Fields Ave
This is amazing! Stationed at Clark from 87-89. Got picked up by some very hospitable SP's staggering out of the Brass Knob after curfew. Someone please tell me, did Murpheys have that Great Wall art inside the bar of the different Metal albums? Great pics!
I deployed to Clark around that time (curfew era). I remember the Murphy's wall you mentioned. "Albums" huh...not sure the kids know what they are...lol
Anybody who can tell me the name of the bar directly to the left as soon as you came out the main gate? I think it was up on stilts, but the memory ain’t what it used to be.
Alan I will have a look through the pictures but I think I have see a version of Nipa Hut up on stilts.
Beautiful photos! I just wonder what year these photos were taken. :)
Anyone remember a place called super head bar and orgy? There motto was “ it’s nice with ice”?
Oh wait there it is at 8:54 seconds. Can’t forget that place.
The men that are being spotted in these pictures could possibly be some of the first redpilled men on earth!
can someone please tell me if the southern star hotel in AC is still in operation and if bill Powe is still around because he was very kind and trust in of me some18 or so years ago. thanks. John.s. aka kiwi arsehole.
Been dead for years Robbed a few
What years were these, from what to what?
1960s to 2012
@@waynemcgee7310 thx!
can u tell me wat happen rock and roll dave
Hello Lance, Rockin Dave Taylor had an ongoing illness for some time before his passing, great bloke and we all miss him.
Those days gone forever
yep its all koreans now
anybody remember Mick at Moondoggies?
yes, very well, Mick O'Brian was his name, an Aussie, he was there from the late 70's to the mid 90's, passed away some years back, he was at Moon's when Bluey Richardson (The Rat) owned it, Bluey passed on a few years ago also, was my favorite drinking spot in the 80's, Last time i seen Mick was when he was looking after Maverick City about 1996.
I was in the area from 1987-1990. I remember Mick being outraged that the airlines were no longer serving alcohol on sidney to Manila flights when the oil field workers were heading to Manila. And I thought, can't believe they did in the first place. Had such a blast with the Aussies. Good dudes
Yes, i was there in 1987, March 7th, it was a Saturday, got married on the Base, Judge Lansing officiated, married a girl from the Eagles Nest Hotel, just around the corner from Randy Rams and the Third Eye Disco, the hotel was owned by Mike Mulholland and his filipina wife Angie, they also owned the Rhum Runner Bar on perimeter road not far from Moon Doggies, Mick was ex Aust Army, Vietnam, Borneo and Malaya i think, no wonder he had a few issues, but i liked him, most people did.
I was there in 1984 1985 I went there three times I was stationed in Okinawa so we flew for $10 in the Clark and I met Mick in 1984 ended up playing cricket with a bunch of bar owners all the girls from the bar s wow what a fantastic day and night that was mick was a great guy
Bruce I stayed at the eagles nest my three times I stayed there in 84-85 I still have an old calendar of the staff there 1985
12:56 you don't get this wholesome look anymore
Unfortunately Nothing survived from those magic old days.
2020 angeles city is a waste of time. Expensive. Too much B's. And the locals are haters.
This place today is far from being fun.
They came from bisaya migrated on angeles those people are hidiues. The real angeles girls beauty are gone.
A/C isnt the same anymore, i go back to the early 90`s, thats when the bars in Ermita were closed down, many working girls headed north to A/C, i guess it was ok until about 2010-ish, I walked into bar in A/C a few years ago, and asked how much the bar fine was, the mamasan told me ; ' no bar fine ,sir', next evening i walked into a different bar asked the same question, the answer was 2800 pesos, the bars are on and off as the local cops order......social websites are ok to get laid nowadays
I think I saw my car. Lower right hand corner @ 7:56.
Toyota Corolla?
@@waterheaterservices 66 Toyota Corona Deluxe.
Spick and span and Oasis disco