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Re: [bomp] Personality Posters on the drumhead
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- Date: Tue, 5 Apr 2005 20:01:01 -0700 (PDT)
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--- Stephen Molly <wytches@lycos.com> wrote:
>
> yeah...the 70's had the 50's thing going
> strong....hell chuck berry and jerry lee had some of
> their biggest hits in the early 70's. bill haley
> crossed into the top 40 in 74....paul anka,
> grease....
>
> then again bette midler rode the 40 camp gig to fame
> and fortune.
>
> observation: nostalgia is afforded those periods of
> time of excessice disposable income. no nostalgia
> during the plague.
The early 80s were a pretty miserable economic time
for a large
amount of people. Nevertheless, nostalgia for that
period is HUGE
right now. (Likewise, the early 90s were quite rough,
as rough as today, but that won't stop the inevitable
90s nostalgia from hitting later in this decade. Its
earliest signs are there, though much of that could be
considered merely as overspill ) I still wouldn't
compare that era with the Depression or with World War
II, though (two eras which very few people feel
nostalgic for)
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