“Oh, just Grow Up!” The Music Maketh the Man
Posted in Art, Lolocaust, Music on July 17th, 2008 by Bouncybhall
When I was growing up I was never really bothered by ‘popular music’, while my peers were listening to East 17 and Chesney Hawkes I was listening to much of my parent’s vinyl collection, from Dexy’s Midnight Runners to The Hollies. I would listen to audio tapes of Blackadder and records by The Beatles. It wasn’t that music was of no interest, it was just second to my gaming/schoolboy habits. Why spend pocket money on the latest by New Kids on the Block, when I could buy some ammo for my catapult? That standard was maintained throughout Primary school, and half of secondary. I would go home from school, climb trees, jump ditches and build military bunkers. When it was dark I would boot up the Spectrum or Master System and game my little heart away.
But then things changed. Peer pressure got to be too much, and I started to listen to music in a more social manner.
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