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I remember all my cool hardcore friends were into Moby during this time. I think the rockist impulse holds up better, though YMMV.
Yeah, I lived near Northampton, and both them and Dinosaur Jr. were huge up that way if you were a No. CT kid.
Go was '91, IIRC. I had to look it up, too. All I remember was the cool kids got into techno when I was a first-year, and ditched straight edge for MDMA and ####. It looks like this is correct. I remember ***t clothing and Jive from LA being big in hardcore/skate culture. No ####. It's why Big Beat seemed so dated and primed for public consumption in the mid-aughts . The hardcore kids were already on it in 91 and 92. I, on the other hand, was still SxE and listening to Quicksand and Helmet.
But you might have voted for the best option!Pixies, though hit the wrong button on my phone and am the lone Lee Mavers vote.
because it was cool.
girls who dabbled in drugs. girls who dabbled with other girls. girls who sometimes stripped for a time. they could be rough trade, for sure, but they were a lot of fun to hang with for a time.meh - i can dig this, to a certain extent ... but most of those dirty/party girls were of the Crusty Punk/Hippie ilk, basically skanks
Janes had 3 great albums, not 2. The first self-titled all live album may be their best, though I ain't choosing. Just like in this poll. Give me both place and thank you.
This.
