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  1. "For What It's Worth (Stop, Hey What's That Sound)", often referred to as simply "#ForWhatItsWorth", is a song written by #StephenStills, first recorded by #BuffaloSpringfield on December 5, 1966, and released as a single on #AtcoRecords in December 1966; it peaked at no. 7 on the #Billboard #Hot100 chart in the spring of 1967. The song is often associated with the #VietnamWar because students, "flower children".
    youtube.com/watch?v=kL3KuEQaQVw

  2. "For What It's Worth (Stop, Hey What's That Sound)", often referred to as simply "#ForWhatItsWorth", is a song written by #StephenStills, first recorded by #BuffaloSpringfield on December 5, 1966, and released as a single on #AtcoRecords in December 1966; it peaked at no. 7 on the #Billboard #Hot100 chart in the spring of 1967. The song is often associated with the #VietnamWar because students, "flower children".
    youtube.com/watch?v=80_39eAx3z8

  3. "For What It's Worth (Stop, Hey What's That Sound)", often referred to as simply "#ForWhatItsWorth", is a song written by #StephenStills, first recorded by #BuffaloSpringfield on December 5, 1966, and released as a single on #AtcoRecords in December 1966; it peaked at no. 7 on the #Billboard #Hot100 chart in the spring of 1967. The song is often associated with the #VietnamWar because students, "flower children".
    youtube.com/watch?v=80_39eAx3z8

  4. The eponymously titled debut album by Buffalo Springfield released on this day in 1966.
    #BuffaloSpringfield

  5. Hoy cumple años Neil Young, y qué mejor homenaje que escuchar al inefable Doctor Soul (Luis Lapuente) hablando de la vida y anécdotas del Caballo Loco, y deleitándonos con 14 de sus ácidas melodías.

    Larga vida!

    #NeilYoung
    #CrazyHorse
    #BuffaloSpringfield
    #Blues
    #Rock
    #Folk
    #Music

    rtve.es/play/audios/los-ultras

  6. "For What It's Worth (Stop, Hey What's That Sound)", often referred to as simply "#ForWhatItsWorth", is a song written by #StephenStills, first recorded by #BuffaloSpringfield on December 5, 1966, and released as a single on #AtcoRecords in December 1966; it peaked at no. 7 on the #Billboard #Hot100 chart in the spring of 1967. The song is often associated with the #VietnamWar because students, "flower children".
    youtube.com/watch?v=80_39eAx3z8

  7. youtu.be/gp5JCrSXkJY?si=GIuqo5

    "There's battle lines being drawn
    Nobody's right if everybody's wrong
    Young people speaking their minds
    Getting so much resistance from behind

    It's time we stop, hey, what's that sound
    Everybody look what's going down"

    This song came out almost 60(!) years ago, and the same situations are happening now.

    #buffalospringfield #forwhatitsworth #nokings #protest

  8. Buffalo Springfield – Stop Children What’s That Sound

    Editor’s Note: The song and lyrics have a long history, of protest and resistance. Below is a brief summary provided by ChatGPT. #Resistance

    “For What It’s Worth” by Buffalo Springfield — often referred to by its famous lyric “Stop, children, what’s that sound?” — is a protest song written by Stephen Stills and released in 1966. Despite popular belief, it was not written specifically about the Vietnam War.

    Background Story

    The song was inspired by the Sunset Strip curfew riots in Los Angeles in late 1966, not the war. At the time, young people, especially teens and hippies, were gathering at clubs on the Sunset Strip. In response to complaints from local residents and businesses, the city imposed a 10 p.m. curfew and began enforcing loitering laws. This led to clashes between the youth and police, especially during a protest on November 12, 1966, outside the Pandora’s Box club.

    Stephen Stills, witnessing the tensions and generational divide, wrote the song in reaction.

    Lyrics Meaning

    The lyrics reflect a general sense of unease and protest:

    • “There’s something happening here, what it is ain’t exactly clear” speaks to confusion about social unrest.
    • “Young people speaking their minds, getting so much resistance from behind” references generational conflict and the repression of youth voices.
    • “Nobody’s right if everybody’s wrong” suggests moral ambiguity in times of conflict.

    Legacy

    Though rooted in a local event, the song’s tone and message resonated with broader themes of protest and civil unrest, making it an enduring anthem of the 1960s counterculture and anti-establishment movements.

    It remains one of the most iconic protest songs of its era.“For What It’s Worth” by Buffalo Springfield — often referred to by its famous lyric “Stop, children, what’s that sound?” — is a protest song written by Stephen Stills and released in 1966. Despite popular belief, it was not written specifically about the Vietnam War.

    Background Story

    The song was inspired by the Sunset Strip curfew riots in Los Angeles in late 1966, not the war. At the time, young people, especially teens and hippies, were gathering at clubs on the Sunset Strip. In response to complaints from local residents and businesses, the city imposed a 10 p.m. curfew and began enforcing loitering laws. This led to clashes between the youth and police, especially during a protest on November 12, 1966, outside the Pandora’s Box club.

    Stephen Stills, witnessing the tensions and generational divide, wrote the song in reaction.

    Lyrics Meaning

    The lyrics reflect a general sense of unease and protest:

    • “There’s something happening here, what it is ain’t exactly clear” speaks to confusion about social unrest.
    • “Young people speaking their minds, getting so much resistance from behind” references generational conflict and the repression of youth voices.
    • “Nobody’s right if everybody’s wrong” suggests moral ambiguity in times of conflict.

    Legacy

    Though rooted in a local event, the song’s tone and message resonated with broader themes of protest and civil unrest, making it an enduring anthem of the 1960s counterculture and anti-establishment movements.

    It remains one of the most iconic protest songs of its era.

    Lyrics

    There’s something happening here
    But what it is ain’t exactly clear
    There’s a man with a gun over there
    Telling me I got to beware

    I think it’s time we stop
    Children, what’s that sound?
    Everybody look, what’s going down?

    There’s battle lines being drawn
    Nobody’s right if everybody’s wrong
    Young people speaking their minds
    Getting so much resistance from behind

    It’s time we stop
    Hey, what’s that sound?
    Everybody look, what’s going down?

    What a field day for the heat (Ooh ooh ooh)
    A thousand people in the street (Ooh ooh ooh)
    Singing songs and they carrying signs (Ooh ooh ooh)
    Mostly say, “Hooray for our side” (Ooh ooh ooh)

    It’s time we stop
    Hey, what’s that sound?
    Everybody look, what’s going down?

    Paranoia strikes deep
    Into your life it will creep
    It starts when you’re always afraid
    Step out of line, the men come and take you away

    We better stop
    Hey, what’s that sound?
    Everybody look, what’s going down?

    You better stop
    Hey, what’s that sound?
    Everybody look, what’s going down?

    You better stop
    Now, what’s that sound?
    Everybody look, what’s going down?

    You better stop
    Children, what’s that sound?
    Everybody look, what’s going down?

    Source: Musixmatch

    Songwriters: Stephen Stills

    For What It’s Worth lyrics © Cotillion Music Inc., Springalo Toones, Ten East Music, Richie Furay Music

    #1966 #1967 #2025 #America #BuffaloSpringfield #History #Lyrics #Music #ProtestSongs #Resistance #StopChildren #WhatSThatSound #YouTube

  9. G-Nitro’s Daily Music Wrap-Up – 7/11/25

    I listen to a Buffalo Springfield album, and check the latest releases from TWICE, and Wet Leg.

    Favorite Videos include Clipse's Tiny Desk, and 5 music videos!

    I also showcase last week's LastFM stats.

    g-nitro.com/g-nitros-daily-mus

    #Music #MusicVideo #1001Albums #BuffaloSpringfield #Twice #WetLeg #Clipse #TinyDesk #LastFM

  10. SpaceAce Sunday | Buffalo Springfield (1966, Canada/US)

    Our next Self-Titled Summer spotlight is on number 1054 on The List. And, as it was submitted by our dear friend J aka SpaceAce, this is technically a SpaceAce Sunday. Why not on a Sunday? Well. Today is a year since he left us. A whole year. Makes no sense at all.

    I knew I wouldn’t want to write this post so, after noticing that the next submission from J was a s/t, I started the whole Self-Titled Summer series to psych myself up. That didn’t work though, as I wrote the last STS post a couple weeks ago and have been stalled on this since. I even did a full listen-through of Carly Rae Jepsen’s entire discography to see if that would help (J was a HUGE Carly fan). But it didn’t.

    So, if you don’t mind, rather than giving this album – Buffalo Springfield’s debut – the regular STS treatment, I’m just going to leave it at a few random thoughts I had when I gave it my first listen, just over a month ago, and imagine what J would have to say about it.

    • Seems like the perfect SpaceAce pick to land on today, given J’s origins were also Canada/US.
    • I did not know Buffalo Springfield was a Neil Young band or that they’re the ones responsible for the fantastic protest single “For What It’s Worth”, a song I’ve always absolutely loved. As soon as I pressed play on this album and heard the first few notes of that song, I literally smiled and thanked J out loud.
    • There are variances in the tracklists, depending on what version/medium you’re listening to. Only some include “For What It’s Worth” (recorded after the album was first released, then added for the reissue a few months later), either as the first track or somewhere on side B; “Leave” seems to be on different sides depending on the variant; and “Baby Don’t Scold Me” is missing completely from some variants and streaming services (swapped out for “For What It’s Worth”).
    • Aside from “For What It’s Worth”, the other stand out track for me is “Out of My Mind”, with Neil Young on main vocals.

    Thanks, J. Love that I’m still learning from you.

    You are still very much missed.

    #1960s #BuffaloSpringfield #countryRock #folkRock #music #musicDiscovery #NeilYoung #psychedelicRock #selftitled #SpaceAceSunday

  11. 30 for 30: Protest Songs Day 10. For What Its Worth - Buffalo Springfield 1967

    It starts when you're always afraid
    Step out of line, the men come and take you away

    youtube.com/watch?v=gp5JCrSXkJ

    #NoIce #dueprocess #NoKings #protest #music #forwhatitsworth #buffalospringfield #the60s

  12. #ForWhatItsWorth #BuffaloSpringfield
    "There's something happening here
    What it is ain't exactly clear
    There's a man with a gun over there
    Telling me I got to beware

    I think it's time we stop, children, what's that sound
    Everybody look what's going down..."

    Buffalo Springfield - For What It's Worth 1967
    youtu.be/gp5JCrSXkJY?si=TG6gwW

  13. #ForWhatITsWorth: In my #NotSoHumbleOpinion...

    #Reddit is for #Incels that can't get #Instagram / #TikTok to #Work on their #MobilePhones...

    Them #MiserableMorons are a #Menace...

    🧙:spinning_pinwheel:​🤖🐺🤖:spinning_pinwheel:​🧙 | :fediverse:​🦹:loading:​🦄:loading:​🦹:fediverse:

    #BuffaloSpringfield: For What It's Worth (Official Audio)

    youtube.com/watch?v=80_39eAx3z

  14. There's something happening here
    What it is ain't exactly clear
    There's a 🤪 w/ a 🔫 over there
    Telling me I got to beware
    There's battle lines being drawn
    Nobody's right if everybody's wrong
    Young people speaking their minds
    Getting so much resistance from behind
    #forwhatitsworth
    #StephenStills
    #BuffaloSpringfield
    23 Dec 1966
    #pop #protest #music