I sat down yesterday evening with my son to watch Dumbo (1941) for the first time in almost thirty years. Everything seemed pretty much like I remembered until we hit the Pink Elephants on Parade scene (included below). Wow, now there is a trippy scene at any age, and we both remarked as much
Enjoy.
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Exactly what we were thinking. The whole sequence is just so far out.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfLpnXQpjvw
Interesting to think that the human mind is wired for the psychedelic. Great post thanks!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfLpnXQpjvw
After I saw Eli walking, I figured he is now ready to “groove.”
@Jabiz,
“the human brain wired for the pyschedelic”…now thee is a great sentiment that I can run with. So often the brain is associated with rationality and unemotional logic, thinking of it’s circuitry alog the lines of the psychedelic opens up a brave mew world, the rationality is how we have short circuited our inner pink elephants
Brian,
Found the original, seems like Spam Karma is picking on you, i must learn it a lesson. Sun Ra is nuts, and them doing that song in concert must have been something special to behold live.
Sounds remarkably like the admonishments I get at work when people realize I am tryin’ to rattle peoples’ cages and challenge them to think just a wee bit differently about why we do what we do. Change? Oooooh that’s scary stuff. Sigh.
PS I love the new glasses.