heck of a thing man!

Although the seventies were fun, within those daze occurred a most frightening theme. Television talk shows and news programs that embellish the horrific. Not to be out done by this new trashy reality that would serve as the jumping off point to our ultimate reliance on media in general, the psychiatric profession came through with a stunning victory as the battle for ultimate salvation would be fought in the yellow pages. Yes there came to be hundreds and thousands of fresh off the farm graduates who came out with one book after the other all claiming to have real solutions to your problems; the pharmaceutical industry beginning to take flight. With the tremendous amount of cocaine and cannabis that pervaded these shores, you can be sure that some of those books were written, like most quality rock songs or great pieces of literature, under some kind of outside influence. Now just look at the results. Look at what we have become: over medicated, repressed, apprehensive, depressed; fully reliant on false images all promising the same bullshit for the same low price of 19.95. The seventies gave birth to mania-so welcome to the new world order where pills are made before the illness and thousands of books are available to help you deal with your problems. It's a hell of a thing man, let me tell you. LLc 98.2