Timothy Leary's Last Trip: Amazon.ca: Ken Babbs, O.B. Babbs, Neal Cassady, Jerry Garcia, Ken Kesey, Timothy Leary, Hugh Romney, A.J. Catoline, David Herman: DVD

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o Film features soundtrack including previously unreleased Grateful Dead tracks o Original footage of Leary, The Merry Pranksters and the Grateful Dead o Includes narration by author Ken Kesey o Exclusive footage of Leary’s final "Cyber Chat" with Ken Kesey on the internet o Original Film Trailer

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5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome!, Feb 5 2007

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W. Beatty (Canada) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Timothy Leary:Last Trip (DVD)

The documentary shows an awesome fusion of two great people from the psychedelic revolution. Ken and Tim were friends and they shared a common vision for people despite how they may have each arrived at it. This video shows that. It takes you into the movie and back on the bus. Obie does a great job, the format of it is typical prankster style. I saw that someone wrote on here that he's a son of 2 unknown Pranksters well that isn't true. Gretchen and Babbs were two people in the inner circle of Pranksters. If you read The Electric Kool Aid Acid Test that's very apparent.

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5.0 out of 5 stars A Wonderful Tribute, April 6 2003

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B. Pabst "Ladybear" (Redding, CA USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Timothy Leary's Last Trip (VHS Tape)

This film is art. it is made from the heart and shares the integrity of The Pranksters relationship to Tim Leary. the reviewers that dissed it don't understand the place it comes from. the "unknown prankster" mentioned by one of the negative reviewers is KEN BABBS, Ken Kesey's partner. The creator of the film is OB Babbs who grew up within the Pranksters. They resurrect the bus and take a magic trip to pick up Timothy Leary and together go to Camp Winnarainbow, Wavy Gravy's place. Tim is in it alot & is having a great time. it's a heartwarming tribute and a blessing for the viewers to see Tim just before he passed away. RIP Tim & Ken. Enjoy this terrific film!

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5.0 out of 5 stars INCREDIBLE VIDEO, Dec 4 2001

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GORDON MILLS (Grass Valley, CA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Timothy Leary's Last Trip (DVD)

Wonderful video, on exactly what the title says "Tim Leary's Last Trip". That first reviewer must not be able to read a title... as Ken Kesey says "The dumb people will always out number the smart people", so that explains his poor review, he's just illiterate.
The Kesey stuff is a bonus from what the film is about, "Tim Leary's Last Trip", esp with the 'recent' mid-1990s meeting of Leary and Kesey.
A great video..... plus Leary himself explains an error in Tom Wolfe's "Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test", which should delight all.

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1.0 out of 5 stars Bad trip
This thing was horrible it barely had anything to do with Timothy Leary, I was realy let down and if you are a true Leary fan dont check it out, its not worth the time, but if... Read more

Published on July 2 2002 by Tim

1.0 out of 5 stars TIMOTHY LEARY EXPLOITED!!!!!!
BEWARE! This video isn't really about Tim at all. It is more about the Merry Pranksters than anything else. Read more

Published on Aug 21 1999