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People. were used to playing small clubs. you know? and we want to go back to playing small clubs. ♪ >> a collaborative rock tour kicked off in phoenix, arizona thursday night. its a multiact package called the lollapalooza tour. ♪ ♪ you wanna open up with ♪ all your crossroads >> 1991, we were the first band on stage at the first ever lollapalooza, which was a tremendous thing for my band and i. >> lollapalooza is cool. ♪ >> the idea you can get these important and popular bands from ...

>> its part of a kind of cultural revolution going on, making the squares pay notice to this underground of america. ♪ >> when we got to new york city, which is the home of the beats, where kerouac lived, and picked him up, because we were in his presence, we were just acting as goofy as we could, playing music, putting on costumes, doing all kinds of acts and stuff like that. and then kerouac sat on the couch, drinking a big, tall budweiser. he was obviously not an enthusiastic guy. those bea...

All the way was want to throw sand in our eyes and lolos to sleep so we stop fighting. as he has been living in the underground for seventeen years now his fighters have been waging a war against the afghan government and western troops based in the country. he is said to have organized countless suicide bombings including ones which killed dozens of civilians for a few years now hes also been fighting against rival taliban factions the islamist group appears to be deeply divided that doesnt see...

>> anthony: you brought hip-hop culture to a very finite number of people initially on the lower east side. totally changed the world. >> freddy: teenagers at that time were doing something interesting so i wanted to find some people that would listen to these ideas, and thats what led me to the lower east side, and to connect with -- >> anthony: i guess you met glenn obrien. >> freddy: glenn obrien, yup. glenn was key to it all, because i would read his column in "interview" magazine, it was ju...

A shooting im sitting right here you can see theres. lots of holes in the walls all the way down. and theyve got. use of paper. is rubble holes. the boards. have been set up. even though they were pretty much secluded underground that was so ive been through training and become more effective at killing people. its even equipped with secret tunnels so one of the dash tunnels they use less ten minutes to. ten meters and then theres a hole at the end that shoots off in that direction i havent been...

>> the party records red foxx did were underground, but underground was mainstream society. so if underground didnt know anything about it they didnt want to be any part of it at that point. >> aint no way to get ambulance in the ghetto unless you call up, theres five n -- killing a white woman. why you want to [ bleep ] with me man? somebody get this n -- off me. what? i didnt know this [ bleep ] was blind. >> i dont know how to feel about the title of your album but i find it difficult to say....

A shooting range shooting right yeah you can see that if. lots of holes in the walls all the way down. and ive got. use of paper. these robo holes. even though they were pretty much secluded underground that was to have been through training and become more effective at killing people. its even equipped with secret tunnels so one of the tunnels they use less ten minutes to. ten meters and then theres a hole at the end that shoots off in that direction i havent been down there personally all thes...

Use what are called weak drains to remove the water from the underground like so far theyve laid around seven and a half thousand kilometers of the artificial textile casing. to ensure the water flows off along the wick drains the mud is squeezed in similar style to a sponge. layer upon layer of sand gravel and mineral soil then piled on top of the mud. the work here wont be finished for another ten years germany seems to have a plan for dealing with this toxic legacy the us less so. in the germ...

Me, and invited me to be a part of "tv party", which was this underground -- >> anthony: i remember it well. i watched at the time. >> glenn: hi, and welcome to "tv party". fred, why dont you tell us a little about what the holy land looks like? >> freddy: i want you to know. that ive been to the holy land. and the holy land is so funky. its funky. and through that connection is where i met all these people that listened to all these ideas i had, and that was david byrne, chris stein, and debbie...

Of "tv party", which was this underground -- >> anthony: i remember it well. i watched at the time. >> glenn: hi, and welcome to "tv party". fred, why dont you tell us a little about what the holy land looks like? >> freddy: i want you to know. that ive been to the holy land. and the holy land is so funky. its funky. and through that connection is where i met all these people that listened to all these ideas i had, and that was david byrne, chris stein, and debbie harry, and so many amazing peop...