Marvin Gilbert:  

To: All who remember the great times we had when the world was just a little bit less insane. Here's to all who share those youthful memories of really good times, before we matured, before we came to know the larger parts of this most complicated existence we call life. Had we known what we know now, nearing 50, our choices would have been better and our goals more discerned, but that would in fact cheat life itself. For the true hold that we have on it, is not its' certainties, or its' delusions, but in our discoverying of the truth and over coming the uncertainties. Destiny is ours to find and although my origins were meager, mine was full of the promise of discovery! It was also, short lived. Had I sought and found great fortune and fame, would it have resulted in success or failure? How far would I have risen or fallen in the quest for treasure and material gain? Would I have come to know my true self or would I have been far more attracted to other things than my deeper self? Fame and success at sixteen, for it to have played out as it did, was more than I could have dreamed. During the fall of 78' excitement and anticipation filled every week of pr...Expand for more