This film is very interesting because it is like having a bird's eye view of such a unique time in the country's history. The film opens with someone from a band called "Ten Years After," the lead singer looking like Kent from Begosian's film "Talk Radio," and the man is strung out on something, repeating over and over again how he is going to "go home to see his baby." One gets an overpowering sense of how lost these kids were and how badly they wanted to find the answers. Footage of John Sebastian, Santana(young Carlos on guitar) and others gives a great insight into the anti-war madness during Vietnam. God bless the flower children, because their intentions were good. Of course, the road to hell is paved with good intentions.