Posts by Hebe
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Hard News: One man’s Meat Puppets is…, in reply to
Spine-chilling.
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Hard News: One man’s Meat Puppets is…, in reply to
And trying to understand punk
Punk, in my opinion, is way over-analysed. What was there to understand? I sat in my family's suburban living room in 70s Christchurch with my Mum and Dad and watched a TV doco about Dylan Taite going to London to examine a shocking new music with weird-looking followers. The parents harumphed and disgusted and nonsensed their way through it. I was riveted; the Sound talked to me and FU'ed the parents and all the rest of the hoary old pop rubbish I was hearing. Best of all they hated it. So what was a girl to do? Sawed off the spiral perm to a Twiggy crop, find a miniskirt, fluorescent pink jersey and plastic sandals. It was so much fun, and so easy. and after of three or four years the music calmed down, and I grew up, and people who took it too seriously wrote books about it. Teenage rebellion, pure and simple.
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Hard News: One man’s Meat Puppets is…, in reply to
? ( or do I really want to know) Revised to: that's a creepy comment. Songs mean different things to different people; obviously your take on that song is a whole lot different to mine. Mine was that it's a great dance number, and I want to dance in heaven.
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Hard News: One man’s Meat Puppets is…, in reply to
I think Punk possibly had the most impact on mid-teens with no prior convictions... of the musical sort at least.
Punk's impact was especially on mid-teens like me who lurved Lou Reed, David Bowie, the Velvets, T Rex, the Kinks, the Animals, the Rolling Stones, psychedelic pop and that sort of groove. In other words we had a genre we liked but it wasn't named until punk happened along. I also liked Pink Floyd and in thos e days Genesis and similar proggy fare.
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Danny Watson in the Afternoon on who knows what and who cares radio station. Guaranteed to give road rage when he appears in my car.
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Hard News: One man’s Meat Puppets is…, in reply to
And, speaking of heaven, there'll be dancing, right?
Bound to be; and it will an embarrassment-free zone too. There will be a large sound-proofed area for prog rock (with beanbags). And good food.
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Bad clubs and bad hair days in the eighties. Why does anyone want to live through that again?.
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I do like this
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Hell will play this, on repeat. Pompous.
Heaven on the other hand will have Grace: