[lbo-talk] Blixa Bargeld Reads Hornbach

[Alan Rudy]

I'm only nostalgic for the 180 pound, 8% body fat, 5-day-a-week Ultimate
playing, radio show programming, beer-drinking, coffee-swilling, 1971
Celica-driving, broke but happy me of the time - Reaganism ruined the 80s,
my haircut was a nightmare of untold proportions, but at least I stopped
wearing Timberland moccasins with Vibram souls and I never wore leg
warmers.  And, anyway, Creedence AND the Allmans were awesome... stupid
argument. ;-)

On Tue, Oct 26, 2010 at 8:33 AM, Joel Schalit <jschalit at gmail.com> wrote:


> Nothing like thirty and fourty somethings talking about their alltime
> favorite punk records. I had to laugh when I saw the Meat Puppets
> references. Reminds me of my big brother arguing the merits of Creedence
> Clearwater, as opposed to a friend of his, who preferred the Allman Bros.
> Don't get me wrong. I grew up on Minutemen, Wipers etc. But I'm also wary of
> nostalgia, because I felt strangled by hippies, culturally, as a child.
>
> Joel
>
>
> On Oct 26, 2010, at 2:21 PM, John Gulick wrote:
>
> >
> > APR
> >
> >> Me, I liked Wire's Pink Flag and The Gang of Four's Entertainment more
> at
> > the time, and now.
> >
> > JLG
> >
> > Solid Gold beats the pants off Entertainment, six days a week and twice
> on Sunday. And the Mothersbaugh boys don't get enough credit for the genius
> of Are We Not Men, although they
> > rapidly devolved after that. Seems that was the entire point, though...
> >
> > This will absolutely be my last contribution to this increasingly
> acne-ridden, claustrophobic, and sweaty conversation.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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Alan P. Rudy
Dept. Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work
Central Michigan University
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Mt Pleasant, MI 48858
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