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Nice job on this...

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I asked him how he tunes his guitar. He said, "it's easy, tune the bottom string lowest and each next string higher in pitch, play one note at a time, make it sound like a cloud, now let the cloud drift away".

When I met him, he said, "the formula goes brutal, blues, ballad".

5:45 Pong?

0:48 What?

0:59 Crap!

Been to the Boardwalk for the first time a couple days ago. Loved it, but for me it could sure use some of the cool dark rides that used to exist back in the day. I just love the history of the place...

I love Walt Disney's Shock Therapy at Australia's Warner Brother's Disney World!

Photo is from another gig but all is forgiven. I had a comment but my hotel room emptied my wallet and I was distracted by that and simultaneously a wolfman grabbed my throat and using his ESP powers spoke directly to my brain: “Robert do not underestimate the power of music.” It was then that I understood that the ice chest is always down the hall.

I'm grateful that Knoebel's saved this ride, many fond memories of the GN in the 70's.

i have a uestion. what is cone touloff from

“I went into this ride with Expectations, but I got off thinking it was Son of Beast” SO GOOd

Boy do I love millennium f***

what is that french song at the beginning?

Man, how is this 2 years old? Still love this.

Hi:) Unfortunately, i think the song is "If I could Be With You" :)

And come 2024, owned by Six P***ses

0:52 - I rode Twisted Tits a couple of years ago. It was definitely littered with shit!

I loved Hunt’s Pier. I got to go there in the early 80s until Dinosaur Beach. I even had my foot stuck on the Golden Nugget.

OMG 🤣

Trim brakes 💀💀

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Yes, I rode it! Thanks for sharing!

A treasured memory of a little kid in the 1980s.

This caught me so off guard. I somehow clicked on it thinking it was an actual coaster studios video.

“the ride is completely littered with sh*t” got me rolling 🤣🤣

Awesome Job! It was an amazing ride and I miss so much. Thank you for the reminder that the ride still kind of exists!

Great video! I rode through the Golden Nugget many times in the early 70's.

Dude! I needed a laugh; thanks!!!

I somehow was able to understand every word, even as it sped up. CC has great enunciation skills.

Crazy

2x speed is insane lol

Nighthawk..... I have ridden many coasters in my lifetime including the tallest coaster FURY 325 and enjoyed all of them...... THEN.... Nighthawk happened .... Nighthawk was the first coaster that challenged my level..... I actually had to close my eyes to deal with it.... HOWEVER the next time I went to Carowinds, I rode it twice back to back, enjoying every minute of it.... Much respect to that unique coaster.... Hopefully Carowinds keeps Nighthawk around.

Knoebels did this ride justice. I wish it had rooftop running tho

I really need to ride McDonald's Blockzone Nuggets

Bro the Airtime Thrills at the beginning brought back memories.

Hahaha damn good one.... I know you well

thats exactly right, the mystery stays alive

This is what i needed for coaster memes. I thank you

Can you make a playlist?

Six flags allah Akbar had me dying 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Best YTP coaster channel!!

That is legitimately good sentence mixing lol

Hi, Julian...nice tale. interesting to hear others exp with the myth. curious what you would think of my videos. I do improv music, and would be great to do a session with you one day. take good care.

0:15 HE PREDICTED IT

Ah yes, 5 ft

0:04 LOL!🤣🤣🤣🤣

I operated the original Golden Nugget as a crew manager from 1980-1982. It took seven people to smoothly operate that ride during peak hours at night. We didn't have the luxury of video monitors for different locations within the ride. We had a 4 ft. tall board painted with the three floors of the ride. It had bulbs that would light up whenever a train would trip various micro-switches inside the ride. That was how we knew to send the next train full of people. When a train would trip a micro-switch at the roof waterfall, we could send the next train up the chain. During peak hours when heavy crowds would line up to ride, we would add a sixth train (Yellow) to accommodate more patrons. This meant that the mine ride had to run constantly without stopping, until the crowds died down and the sixth train was removed from the main track, and stored. For a young man of my age at the time, it was a mechanical marvel.