Using "the Battlecry of Freedom" for this is actually such a nice little detail-- the past segment of BTTF III taking place in 1885 would've been just 20 years after the end of the US Civil War-- it is likely that quite a few, if not almost all, middle-aged men living in California at that time would have been Civil War veterans, and thus The Battle Cry of Freedom would be a song they all knew, and may conceivably be a song that would be played at important community events. A small detail missed by 99% of the audience, but a great one nonetheless.
![Battle Cry of Freedom - Harlan and Stanley, 1907 [Restored Audio]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ymREzvRWBjs/mqdefault.jpg)
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Using "the Battlecry of Freedom" for this is actually such a nice little detail-- the past segment of BTTF III taking place in 1885 would've been just 20 years after the end of the US Civil War-- it is likely that quite a few, if not almost all, middle-aged men living in California at that time would have been Civil War veterans, and thus The Battle Cry of Freedom would be a song they all knew, and may conceivably be a song that would be played at important community events. A small detail missed by 99% of the audience, but a great one nonetheless.
God this is beautiful
FIVE FOUR THREE TWO ONE!
I fucking love this version
“It’s too bad I didn’t bring my camera”
Your smart phone has a crappy camera but a camera non the less. That should do it.
Did Hill Valley have electricity and if they did what would happen if you plugged a phone into an outlet?
Too bad I didn't bring my camera...