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The grimy legacy of Woodstock 1994
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Everybody's been crowin' this week about the anniversary of the original Woodstock, the three days of peace and love in upstate New York that had nothing to do with Mel Brooks or heart-shaped hot tubs. I’ll admit that wild August weekend in ‘69 was a watershed moment for the decade, right up there with the debut of “The Munsters” in ‘64 and the introduction of Tupperware to Europe in 1960.
"A corporate jack-off music festival disguised as some kind of important cultural event for the young generation": The grimy legacy of Woodstock 1994
"A corporate jack-off music festival disguised as some kind of important cultural event for the young generation": The grimy legacy of Woodstock 1994 Everybody's been crowin' this week about the anniversary of the original Woodstock, the three days of peace and love in upstate New York that had …
20 Years of 'Get Some Go Again' by Rollins Band
I’m a 41 year old white man who spent his formative years broiling in the North American suburbs, so yes, of course I remember where I was when I found out there was a “new” version of Rollins Band in the year 2000. I was in front of a fucking computer, which is the same place I was when I found out Joey Ramone died and also where I assume I’ll be when they arrest Elon Musk for illegally terraforming Mars.
The Surprisingly Strange Story of "Lapti Nek"
Crawdaddy wrote two posts back in 2011 about Lapti Nek, my favorite song from the OOT. The original hyperlinks are dead, but the articles have resurfaced on a Crawdaddy archive (see the hyperlink at the beginning of this post). I doubt anyone knows how long this archive will stay afloat, so I've decided to backup both articles here. I don't know if this counts as fair use, so I'll remove them if any copyright issues are raised. Until then...
Location Matters: Gill-man's favorite haunts in 'Creature From the Black Lagoon' | Blogs
Eat your heart out, Michael Phelps: the Creature zooms through his Black Lagoon in search of babes. Location Matters is a series that reflects upon pieces of Central Florida immortalized in popular film/television. There has long been debate concerning where the Creature from the Black Lagoon, a.k.a. Gill-man, falls amongst the lineup of classic Universal Studios Monsters. Many consider him second tier, only because he arrived so late in the game.
Location Matters: the unmarked tomb of Nickelodeon Studios | Blogs
Nickelodeon Studios during its '90s heyday, as seen from the base of the mighty slime geyser. Location Matters is a series that reflects upon pieces of Orlando immortalized in popular film/television. Over the years the Universal Orlando Resort has grown to such monolithic proportions that it's hard to keep track of everything the park has to offer.
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