Train Ride to Coney Island in 1987

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Publicado 2012-07-31
Enjoy the sights and the graffitti as Nelson, photographer Liz Lizard and her family, Michael Musto and Albert Crudo take the subway from Union Square to Coney Island on June 20, 1987

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  • @incogneter
    this is why it's so important to take videos, even of seemingly meaningless things like a subway ride because watching this is like stepping into a time machine
  • @d_san1985
    That kid: "It's just a subway, nobody cares if I'm shirtless" 30 yrs later 4 million people:👀👀
  • This footage from 1987 is still better quality than most CCTV cameras today.
  • @chrisleaf
    This footage is a valuable piece of history.
  • @alexcherroni3274
    Shirtless guy is probably immune to everything at this point in life
  • @shaykosovac8722
    No cell phones... apparently they used spray paint to communicate back then
  • @erindbyers
    My dad was born and raised in NY. These videos describe NY exactly how my dad said it was during the 70’s and 80’s. ❤
  • This is a piece of history right here. Nothing short of a masterpiece. Nothing too special just a moment in time captured.
  • @Jayzee31519
    The guy who “thought” of recording this trip is surely a time traveller
  • @okitasan
    a person coming onto this train from japan would have a heart attack
  • @wagahagwa6978
    i love how VHS renditions try to be as low quality as it can be but when i look at VHS from the actual era, they seem pristine and recognizable
  • @Coreyztv
    i just wish there was more lol.. every time the video ends i'm feeling like there should be more! i love how he recorded so many things its like he knew people were going to want to watch all of it. thank you nelson rip bud
  • @superkrystal98
    Safe to say whoever that shirtless boy is now.. he is definitely immune from the coronavirus
  • @turbopokey
    And amusing to remember that the guy filming was walking around with a 5 pound plastic box the size of a loaf of bread on his shoulder the whole time.
  • @TCU1
    I am from Brooklyn and rode this train every single day! What a flashback! 😊
  • Lol NYC was so fckin dirty in the 70’s and 80’s and we just accepted it.
  • @m.stewart7208
    This could be 1987, or the year 3000 post-nuclear war.
  • @vladdamo5783
    It looks so surrealistic, like a movie from a dystopian future/past
  • @Ironbound27
    I recognize that movie theater at 4:25. It's a Marshalls store now! People used to always tell me it used to be a theater. But seeing it...wow....
  • @RumbleFish69
    My heart is literally aching with joy! I made this trek from Queens from 1980 to 1987. The fun we had! Far Rockaway and Coney Island were the places to be! Great video! By the way, several things I love about this video.... First, this looks like such a fun NY group of kids! Mostly, I love that no one is on a damn cellphone. They are connected to each other and not to a damn phone!