[TypicalGirls] Riot Grrrl book
mike at appelstein.com
mike at appelstein.com
Fri Sep 14 14:23:33 EDT 2007
I understand what you're saying, and I definitely understand the
tendency to look at the past through rose-colored glasses. But at the
same time, why should latecomers miss out on inspiring
art/music/writing just because they happened to be too young, or just
otherwise occupied, the first time? I don't think there's anything
wrong with exploring the past, especially if it helps inspire the
future. Perhaps a balance of past and present works best.
-Mike
mike at appelstein.com
http://djearlybird.blogspot.com
http://www.youngmarblegiants.com
Quoting Layla Gibbon <lpgibbon at yahoo.com>:
> One of the things I like about punk culture is that it
> is transient. It kind of annoys me that suddenly now
> everyone is so reverent towards the ephemera, people
> bidding on ebay for fanzines and demos that would have
> disappeared in previous generations.
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