Telecommunications Act of 1996 was the END of any "non-approved" (potentially dangerous (actually THOUGHT PROVOKING)) music making it to the commercial radio airwaves.
It was the DEATH KNELL for anything of substance making it to comemrcial radio
Exactly my point. This was 1992 and acceptable. Now, nowhere near. An obvious thing to point out through the procession of time. Especially these days, with so many feminised men...
Vulgar in my opinion. Both are bad as all get out. But seriously, it was real defiance. Now, there is just poony whiney shit.... Where is the rebel in music? Silenced? Owned? Controlled?
Just thought that minus the lyric about pride, that this song screams wake up.
And I also wonder what has happened to the rock industry. Has it been intentionally watered down to sedate hard sum beechas? Dunno, I will am looking into it.
Seriously though, culture is repeated through music of the times. Is ours being controlled? I think so. This was 1992 and was acceptable.
Would it be acceptable today? No. It asks for the listener to think for themselves.
Be the song rough and crazy, it still speaks as looked at through the lense of time.
Telecommunications Act of 1996 was the END of any "non-approved" (potentially dangerous (actually THOUGHT PROVOKING)) music making it to the commercial radio airwaves.
It was the DEATH KNELL for anything of substance making it to comemrcial radio
Exactly my point. This was 1992 and acceptable. Now, nowhere near. An obvious thing to point out through the procession of time. Especially these days, with so many feminised men...
Vulgar in my opinion. Both are bad as all get out. But seriously, it was real defiance. Now, there is just poony whiney shit.... Where is the rebel in music? Silenced? Owned? Controlled?
Of course it is.
Agreed...RIP Dime.
Agreed
u/#peperain
Just thought that minus the lyric about pride, that this song screams wake up.
And I also wonder what has happened to the rock industry. Has it been intentionally watered down to sedate hard sum beechas? Dunno, I will am looking into it.
Seriously though, culture is repeated through music of the times. Is ours being controlled? I think so. This was 1992 and was acceptable.
Would it be acceptable today? No. It asks for the listener to think for themselves.
Be the song rough and crazy, it still speaks as looked at through the lense of time.
Would be a good alarm clock song for the day.