Just a couple of Clips. The first one is a not too happy Hell’s Angel letting Hunter know he’s not happy. The second is audio footage of Hunter and Allen Ginsberg being harassed by the fuzz.
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Classic. I’ve seen these around the HST groups on the net. They never get old. I’m surprised by the first one – Thompson looks a little out of his element. He’d begun to assemble his public character, but wasn’t entirely there, and it shows… He’s like a teenage more than a man.
It was good to see him without any act or craziness. Although he didn’t look comfortable he did hold his own.
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