Seymour was (in)famously quoted in the July issue of Rolling Stone the same year as saying "it ain't about the war, my problem with hippies is this whole "free love" shit. On my street? If you want love, you pay ME, Seymour Tamzarian!"
Testimony from Mannfred "Meaty" Morris, one of Tamzarian's back up guitarists; "LSD?! Baby, we had harder stuff than that with our Cheerios in the morning! He was sober as a church mouse when that went down. Thing is, ain't nobody bother to mention that some hippies in the front row was hecklin him with "Baby killer!", and after five minutes of that mess, Seymour said 'Fuck these hippies', went down, and started whuppin ass like he was back in the jungle. He was laughin, and so was we! So yea, he wasn't high, but it was justified, can ya dig it?"
People always talk how AIDS and the Manson family murders killed the Free Love Movement. But they always fail to recognize when this masterpiece dropped on the radio. To this day I still hear people say is was the Disco Demolition Night of the Hippie era.
Really bruh on some Inception type multi level shit and your user thumbnail hit me too cuz the visuals remind me of some Street Fighter IV type of animations
"If you keep playing Grateful Dead, I will kick you in the head..." That's the bar that hit me. I had to pause the song. I internally chuckled. Thank you, Sir.
I remember back in 68' when Seymour was scheduled to play at the Democratic National Convention. It started off a pretty good show, but then some dirty hippy climbed up on his stage to grab the mic. They started yelling about Nam' & not dropping napam on kids or some bullshit, and how we just need to "Coexist". That's when I heard Seymour utter the famous "Coexist with my fist" line. He knocked that dead head out cold and into the crowd, and the ensuing riot lasted for days afterward. Real history I'll never forget
People with tons of bumper stickers on their car are almost always terrible drivers and complete assholes in general. Doesn't even matter what specific ideology those bumper stickers are promoting (left wing, right wing, whatever). Anybody who feels the need to constantly advertise their political beliefs to the whole world 24/7 like that is an insufferable douche.
0:30 Mr. Seymour’s dance moves were so legendary that any attempted filming would spontaneously combust. According to my grandfather, his smooth moves could even burn your retinas.
I remember it like it was yesterday. It was June 1967 the first time I heard this song, it was also the summer of love and myself and my friend Taquache were letting our fists coexist with the faces of a couple of dirty hippies down by the dock of the bay. Ahhh, those were the good ol days.
"If I dont get peace and quiet, this drum circle will get violent" is one of the best lyrics of all time and perfectly sums up the one Jam Festival I went to after getting back from a Army deployment overseas.
A true icon of his time. As I recall Seymour didn't get much more play on the mainstream radio stations, which by then were well into their clean-cut boy band/soft folk rock phase. He would do extremely well playing on the VFW/Foreign Legion circuit though.
Interesting fighting techniques on display, phasing through your opponent to take advantage of their back is pretty ingenious honestly, I wouldn't be surprised to see these moves implemented in the UFC soon.
To this day Seymour Tamzarian holds the guiness world record for most recorded knockouts in a streetfight. A camera recorded him knocking out 12 men, 6 Women and 2 childen in less than 20 minutes during the incident mentioned in the video description. Many attribute this accomplishment to his experience as a military close combat instructor during the vietnam war. Even today the footage of the incident is used as a prime example for fighting multiple opponents at the same time.
I served in ‘Nam 1969. I was stationed at fire base ‘Gloryhole’ in the Dang-Poon Tang Provence. Seymour Tamzarian, (corporal) was also there. One night he hooked us up with some weapons-grade LSD. We were trippin’ balls. That night we fired off several hundred flares, countless mortar rounds and a sh-t load of tracers in the surrounding jungle. The light show was phuk’n magic! Later we learned that Charlie was in the area planning an assault on our position. We inadvertently scared him off. Corp. Seymour Tamzarian is a war hero and deserves a medal .
Chuck Berry was not credited in the original print of the record, but it is speculated he helped write the lyrics. Being that the album was released one year after he played on stage with John Lennon and Yoko Ono, it would make sense. If you watch the video of the live performance, you can see him actively crafting the lyrics in his head.
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1:04 took it to the next level with death touch to the face!
Seymour grew up in my home town, and I was lucky enough to get to see him in action before he retired. Everyone left with black eyes that night. Memories of simpler times. Doing God's work Hard Archive.
This is what the internet is really for, quirky side splitting parody humor. This is an anthem of all anthems considering our current social climate. Lighten up Francis, it's just a joke.
FINALLY! A song that speaks to me. This one touched me, man. It touched my heart. Might have to put on my suit, shine my shoes, put my rings on, then go down to the local whitewater rafting company and blast this banger as i part a few hippies' hair back
I remember when this happened. I'm surprised that someone remembered it! He almost hit me that night but missed and hit the guy next to me. The guy then hit me and we started fighting. Seymour was laughing the whole time but my friend Gary, a very short man, hit Seymour in the balls. I had to toss Gary out of the way to get him to stop but Seymour was long gone by that time. The rest of the night we were seeing people with black eyes and bruises, mostly women (as was the times). I still reminisce about those days. I'll be 74 in a few months, still dropping sid and thinking of that night.
Feel free to nick this : In a world of peace signs and love, I raise my fist, push and shove. Hippies sing their songs of coexistence, But I’ve got funk in my soul, relentless. 🎵 (Chorus) 🎵 “Coexist with my fist,” I declare, A funky rhythm in the air. No peace signs here, just beats that persist, My groove, my vibe, my funky twist. 🎵 (Verse 2) 🎵 Hippy dreams collide with basslines deep, My knuckles groove, my spirit leaps. They say “love and peace,” but I insist, “Coexist with my fist!” 🎵 (Bridge) 🎵 Guitar riffs and slap bass intertwine, Funky rebellion, a rhythm divine. Hippies sway, but I resist, My funk, my groove, my clenched-up fist. 🎵 (Chorus) 🎵 “Coexist with my fist,” I shout, Funk beats echoing all about. No tie-dye shirts, just rhythm and twist, My soul’s rebellion, my funky fist. 🎵 (Outro) 🎵 So let the world spin in peace and love, But I’ll keep grooving, pushing, and rising above. Hippy ideals may persist, But I’ll coexist with my funky fist. 🎶✊🔥
How strange... Didn't Seymour T. also get a role as the principal of a school in a popular adult cartoon from the late 80's / early 90's? Weren't the folks in the show yellow? Fella's multi-talented! I like him already!
I burst out laughing seeing this. All i could imagine was Eric in the pool’s closed cover art with a massive afro and suit standing with the rest of the crew!
This reminds me of a song called "Save a Vegetable, Kill a Hippie". It would be funny if this were inspired by that, but probably not, it's not a well known song, I can't even think of the band's name right now, lol
![I Fought A Child (Live at Frontera, 1969) [obscure classic country vinyl]](/img/1.gif)
In America we have rights... ....lefts, hooks, and upper cuts.
That needs to be a lyrics in one of these songs...maybe some anti BLM one.
@@darthbigred22 we need to get rid of blm
You’ve got a border problem too….
Don’t forget the back hand and the bitch slap ….
Amen
As Darwin said: "Survival of the fistest"
this made me laugh for about a minute or two hahaha.
🎯🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣♥️
Even though that's a nice summation of his work, Darwin never actually said that lol
The survival of the fisted is not assured.
Working class, family man, got groceries in the sedan
Life is hard but can’t complain
Just gotta take it day by day
Working nine to five to bring home the bacon....
@@josephshriner2850But sometimes it gets so frustrating
The dopers, the robbers, and the freaks
Good reference
Oakland resident vs San Francisco resident during the 1960s
The summer of gLOVE to the face.
Seymour was (in)famously quoted in the July issue of Rolling Stone the same year as saying "it ain't about the war, my problem with hippies is this whole "free love" shit. On my street? If you want love, you pay ME, Seymour Tamzarian!"
I chuckled out loud, not bad!
So true
like a true brother pay up
Arman Tamzarian
Can't find him online, searches just bring up a fucking Simpson character...
Thanks for bringing another classic back to life. Been looking for this at record shops for decades.
Cheers!
Finally, a song I can blast on the stereo when my incense burning neighbors start with the John Lennon dirge "Imagine."
Pls do I hate the Beatles and especially John Lennon😂
😂
HahahaHahaha......
🤣🤣🤣
Imagine there’s no hippies
It isn’t hard to do
" if you keep playing the greatful dead i`ll kick you in the head " lol
I happen to really like the Greatful Dead.
@@jackhaugh sounds like you're about to get kicked in the head, then.
Luckily it's Grateful Dead or else you guys would be in for a world of pain.
@@thelostcosmonaut5555yeah I mean it says it right in the song
As an old head this is brilliant
Hope Trump adds this to the playlist.
Word.
"In the 21st century, we marveled at the birth of AI" - Matrix
I took both pills at once…🎉
Bro overdosed rip@@outlander1321
The worst part is having to wash your fist in bleach to get the cheese and patchouli smell to go away.
I have not left so hard. It’s a long time.😂😂😂😂😂
@@jm7578 I am glad I gave you a good laugh lol.
Laughed 😂😂😂sorry typo
Hahahaha!
As a reformed "hippy" I have to agree. Cheese and patchouli are the mainstays. 😂
Testimony from Mannfred "Meaty" Morris, one of Tamzarian's back up guitarists; "LSD?! Baby, we had harder stuff than that with our Cheerios in the morning! He was sober as a church mouse when that went down. Thing is, ain't nobody bother to mention that some hippies in the front row was hecklin him with "Baby killer!", and after five minutes of that mess, Seymour said 'Fuck these hippies', went down, and started whuppin ass like he was back in the jungle. He was laughin, and so was we! So yea, he wasn't high, but it was justified, can ya dig it?"
Thanks for digging up that quote
Cheers!
Why the “b.k.”
Allegations?
@desmonides That's what hippies referred to soldiers as around the Vietnam War.
@@MarquisLeary34 Hey man don't diss Seymour, he was Sargeant in the Army or Navy or whatever.
0:37 - Damn, Pimp punched the cocaine right out of this guy...
This song is more relevant today than ever.
Truly the anthem for this new generation
As a former hippy, i love this.
I live offgrid, wear 70's clothes, self sufficient, smoke weed, listen to the john lennon. I was born in the early 2000. Am I a hippie?
@@mirdracodid you burn down your university?
Eric Cartman would absolutely love this song. He hates hippies too
Yes, like all good-hearted people.
I spent many years around the cretins and to be sure they are all fake ass angry hombres
Don't we all
What Hippies gonna save the planet someday too late
Parents got to better with rasie kids in better environment 😊
People always talk how AIDS and the Manson family murders killed the Free Love Movement. But they always fail to recognize when this masterpiece dropped on the radio. To this day I still hear people say is was the Disco Demolition Night of the Hippie era.
The "peace and love" movement was always an orchestration from the power elite class. Culture creation is a powerful tool.
@@mattstiglic The CIA was also dumping LSD into the streets to destabalize the anti- war movement.
Syphilis, gonorrhea and genital warts left the chat
what the fuck is going on in this thread
@@mrosskne total hippie smacking, that's what!
Making an AI video of an AI image is something from a fever dream.
Really bruh on some Inception type multi level shit and your user thumbnail hit me too cuz the visuals remind me of some Street Fighter IV type of animations
The future of the internet is AI generated comments on AI generated music videos of AI generated songs.
its also an ai song brother
None of these musics existed. Everything including the music is AI.
@@UskudarVinohrady No shit, Sherlock.
"If you keep playing Grateful Dead,
I will kick you in the head..."
That's the bar that hit me. I had to pause the song. I internally chuckled. Thank you, Sir.
As a sort of 'former hippy' I loved that
I like how the AI doesn't know if they're supposed to be fighting or dancing.
Honestly for how new these apps are, the results are pretty impressive. Imagine what they'll be able to do in like 5 years.
Why not both?
The air that summer was heavy with the smell of blood, sweat, and patchouli.
I'm high as fuck watching this and man......... this music moves me to a higher existence.
Live long
And keep ya pimp game strong....
I remember back in 68' when Seymour was scheduled to play at the Democratic National Convention. It started off a pretty good show, but then some dirty hippy climbed up on his stage to grab the mic. They started yelling about Nam' & not dropping napam on kids or some bullshit, and how we just need to "Coexist". That's when I heard Seymour utter the famous "Coexist with my fist" line. He knocked that dead head out cold and into the crowd, and the ensuing riot lasted for days afterward. Real history I'll never forget
People were just more raw back then, a little dust-up wasn't a big deal.
And besides that the hippies always had a fighting chance, fair is fair.
Who was this Seymor? Cant find shit about him in Google
Gonna blast from my H-K speakers this the next time I drive up next to a stickered-out car. You know the type.
The one with the coexist bumper sticker 😂
They might be a decent person with a crappy ideology, why reinforce the beliefs of the bumper stickers?
@@Chef_Alpo
Because it's hilarious
Cheers!
@@Chef_Alpobecause fuck em, that’s why.
People with tons of bumper stickers on their car are almost always terrible drivers and complete assholes in general. Doesn't even matter what specific ideology those bumper stickers are promoting (left wing, right wing, whatever). Anybody who feels the need to constantly advertise their political beliefs to the whole world 24/7 like that is an insufferable douche.
0:30 Mr. Seymour’s dance moves were so legendary that any attempted filming would spontaneously combust. According to my grandfather, his smooth moves could even burn your retinas.
My fist is all organic!!! Loved that back in the 70s
Never stop. Ever.
Never
Honestly, i think this one needs a lot of work, but the concept is sooo there! Love it!
Dedicate to The Loving Memory of Mr. Black Belt Jones Himself -Jim Kelly. Right On!!!!
I remember it like it was yesterday. It was June 1967 the first time I heard this song, it was also the summer of love and myself and my friend Taquache were letting our fists coexist with the faces of a couple of dirty hippies down by the dock of the bay. Ahhh, those were the good ol days.
Bro the video title literally says "1973".
Bruh what u talking about we weren't blessed with this classic until 1973, even the earliest bootleg 8 tracks were from November 1972
Cartman would love this
Aww, fond memories of my dad putting this on his turntable while getting ready for school. Loved the 70's.
Hippie-punching-America’s True Pastime.
Seymour saved my life in Nam, then he came home and saved America with this hit.
He pulled a lot of doods out real real hairy shit, that's why they called him "the seymroller."
Don’t know why this showed up on my feed, but so glad it did!
No doubt 🤣
I hear ya...
These AI song channels are putting out better music than most real-world popular artists these days.
@@drrockkso8882 So true!
"If I dont get peace and quiet, this drum circle will get violent" is one of the best lyrics of all time and perfectly sums up the one Jam Festival I went to after getting back from a Army deployment overseas.
A true icon of his time. As I recall Seymour didn't get much more play on the mainstream radio stations, which by then were well into their clean-cut boy band/soft folk rock phase. He would do extremely well playing on the VFW/Foreign Legion circuit though.
This song rolls hard in 2024 .
I'd love to sing this to Greta Thunberg
Rumor has it Jerry Garcia passed away moments after hearing this track.
Interesting fighting techniques on display, phasing through your opponent to take advantage of their back is pretty ingenious honestly, I wouldn't be surprised to see these moves implemented in the UFC soon.
To this day Seymour Tamzarian holds the guiness world record for most recorded knockouts in a streetfight. A camera recorded him knocking out 12 men, 6 Women and 2 childen in less than 20 minutes during the incident mentioned in the video description. Many attribute this accomplishment to his experience as a military close combat instructor during the vietnam war. Even today the footage of the incident is used as a prime example for fighting multiple opponents at the same time.
Who knew that when the big bang happened, somewhere latent within it was this song. Great job universe.
This is now my most favorite song.
Seriously. Best song ever. Fists down.👊
Cheers!
Equal rights deserve equal lefts.
Seymour Tamzarian the greatest Vietnam war hero that has ever existed. And a musical genius.
0:16 - Identity confirmed - Pimp Enforcer is Shang Tsung, and for some reason, he chooses to morph into the Honky Tonk Man for his combo follow-up.
I'm dead bro 😂😂😂
I served in ‘Nam 1969. I was stationed at fire base ‘Gloryhole’ in the Dang-Poon Tang Provence. Seymour Tamzarian, (corporal) was also there. One night he hooked us up with some weapons-grade LSD.
We were trippin’ balls. That night we fired off several hundred flares, countless mortar rounds and a sh-t load of tracers in the surrounding jungle. The light show was phuk’n magic!
Later we learned that Charlie was in the area planning an assault on our position. We inadvertently scared him off. Corp. Seymour Tamzarian is a war hero and deserves a medal .
Thank you for your service 🙏😉😆
This man doesnt like burning draft cards
💥🤛🗿
this is my new anthem. thank you seymour for putting it straight...
Seymour was a man of God
1:50 - The power of Superfly compels you!
Ok, I was wrong. This is the best song I have ever heard.
Cheers!
It's not the song we wanted but it sure is hell the song we needed! XD
Chuck Berry was not credited in the original print of the record, but it is speculated he helped write the lyrics. Being that the album was released one year after he played on stage with John Lennon and Yoko Ono, it would make sense. If you watch the video of the live performance, you can see him actively crafting the lyrics in his head.
1:04 took it to the next level with death touch to the face!
We've needed this for over 10 years.
Seymour grew up in my home town, and I was lucky enough to get to see him in action before he retired. Everyone left with black eyes that night.
Memories of simpler times.
Doing God's work Hard Archive.
Cheers!
@@HardArchiveVinyl Made the song about "Survival of the fistest".
@@RandalfElVikingo
Writing that one down
Cheers!
@@HardArchiveVinyl Cheers, love your songs and channel.
Peace and Love [X], Fist in Glove [V]
This is what the internet is really for, quirky side splitting parody humor.
This is an anthem of all anthems considering our current social climate.
Lighten up Francis, it's just a joke.
Took me a few seconds to realize that Seymour Tamzarian is the greatest Vietnam Veteran, Singer, and LSD taker in 1969
FINALLY! A song that speaks to me. This one touched me, man. It touched my heart. Might have to put on my suit, shine my shoes, put my rings on, then go down to the local whitewater rafting company and blast this banger as i part a few hippies' hair back
I’ll join you 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@RANDYJR72 come one, come all lol
I remember when this happened. I'm surprised that someone remembered it! He almost hit me that night but missed and hit the guy next to me. The guy then hit me and we started fighting. Seymour was laughing the whole time but my friend Gary, a very short man, hit Seymour in the balls. I had to toss Gary out of the way to get him to stop but Seymour was long gone by that time. The rest of the night we were seeing people with black eyes and bruises, mostly women (as was the times). I still reminisce about those days. I'll be 74 in a few months, still dropping sid and thinking of that night.
Seymour for president!
Finally, a song I can relate to.
Now thats a song that'll unify the masses.
This is awesome... A pimp named slick back be rocking this .. and a white boy named cheese burger will with out a question as well
Feel free to nick this : In a world of peace signs and love,
I raise my fist, push and shove.
Hippies sing their songs of coexistence,
But I’ve got funk in my soul, relentless.
🎵 (Chorus) 🎵
“Coexist with my fist,” I declare,
A funky rhythm in the air.
No peace signs here, just beats that persist,
My groove, my vibe, my funky twist.
🎵 (Verse 2) 🎵
Hippy dreams collide with basslines deep,
My knuckles groove, my spirit leaps.
They say “love and peace,” but I insist,
“Coexist with my fist!”
🎵 (Bridge) 🎵
Guitar riffs and slap bass intertwine,
Funky rebellion, a rhythm divine.
Hippies sway, but I resist,
My funk, my groove, my clenched-up fist.
🎵 (Chorus) 🎵
“Coexist with my fist,” I shout,
Funk beats echoing all about.
No tie-dye shirts, just rhythm and twist,
My soul’s rebellion, my funky fist.
🎵 (Outro) 🎵
So let the world spin in peace and love,
But I’ll keep grooving, pushing, and rising above.
Hippy ideals may persist,
But I’ll coexist with my funky fist. 🎶✊🔥
I CAST FIST!
-Marneus Calgar
If Eric Cartman had a theme song 😂
Another banger 🔥
Cheers Josh!
@@HardArchiveVinyl anytime, if these videos had the lyrics on screen it would explode bc these are bangers
lol this made me think of those Just Stop Oil protesters
1:47 Needah hunt n' peck'n, chicken flick'n box'n, hippahs down ta' tha dirtz a' tha groundz speed bag montage fer those drums dood....
The banger I didn’t know I needed
Damn! That's one jive cat! Keep the faith brother.
This hits just right.
How strange... Didn't Seymour T. also get a role as the principal of a school in a popular adult cartoon from the late 80's / early 90's? Weren't the folks in the show yellow?
Fella's multi-talented! I like him already!
Got a new goddamn theme song here
We need a 1980s punk version of this song. 😅
Immediately
Rick Dalton's favorite song, for sure.
0:42 he’s punching Tony Montana 😂
Eric Cartman would be proud.
I burst out laughing seeing this. All i could imagine was Eric in the pool’s closed cover art with a massive afro and suit standing with the rest of the crew!
This is my new anthem!❤🎉
Absolute BANGER 🤠👊🤘
This goes tremendously hard.
Seymour got groove!
This song is violently good
With these visuals... This channel will really take off! 😂🎉
Finally. A song I can relate to.
Damn I need a bumper sticker of that, man hahaha
1:32 What's happening here?😂
This reminds me of a song called "Save a Vegetable, Kill a Hippie". It would be funny if this were inspired by that, but probably not, it's not a well known song, I can't even think of the band's name right now, lol
This is truly a masterpiece. I'm still trying to get my head around how this is AI 🤔
Your Vibes are no match for his Soul.
His fists are diamonds cased in coal.
1:09 1:12
Judge Doom survived the Dip Melting and took his anger out at a Jefferson Airplane concert. That was not the White Rabbit he was looking for.
But it was a dirty hippie, so his anger was satiated forever.
Super Fly Vs Billy Jack. Love it
"If you keep playing Grateful Dead, I will kick you in the head."
Wonder how many times that has actually been uttered.
@@JohnEvans-xg2bp
Me personally, I lost count...
Cheers!
I remember when they filmed this and when the song first hit the radios. A very wholesome moment in time.