I work with students a lot in the UK, and there has been a real shift in attitudes towards alcohol. Yes, they will still go out drinking, but no where near the extent previous generations have. Part of it will be that the government paid for my and my predecessors education, and even given adjustments for timescale, booze was sooooo much cheaper then than now.
The Sudbury Devil. Would I recommend it? Yes, if you don’t mind weird, independent horror movies.
Apart from them being from Indonesia, not a lot. I’m currently in a rabbit hole of Indonesian alternative and metal and this is one of the bands that popped up in BandCamp.
Watched it once based on the fact I liked the soundtrack and then erased it from my memory.
Phoenix Festival 1993 near Stratford in the UK. Lots of awesome bands- https://www.setlist.fm/festival/1993/phoenix-festival-1993-3d68dcf.html
I dropped down the rabbit hole of Indonesian alternative music with Grrrl Gang’s Honey Baby EP. It’s great to see their fan base building and the attention they are getting.
Behind the scenes of the video:
https://youtu.be/mD66wdZ0ssY?si=htF2mkvzIteNESZf - Atún Shei rendition of the song.
Yeah, Kathleen and Kurt were very good friends in the early years and spent a lot of time together.
Any band Kim Deal is a part of I’m there for.
One of my really clear teenage memories is listening to Last Splash (the album this appears on) while reading William Gibson’s Mona Lisa Overdrive. The Deal sisters harmonise perfectly and I love Josephine playing that bass line.
RATM - Freedom: https://youtu.be/H_vQt_v8Jmw
To be honest, any of their tracks.
My first experience of this song…. https://youtu.be/9pTxgcooHiw
As a great philosopher once said: https://tvgag.com/gag/nothing-you-say-can-upset-us/
I was just listening to an episode of the podcast ‘Where were you in 92’ that talks about some of her history and her famous protest in 1992 - https://open.spotify.com/episode/1AAOpVEKeDVPnwbtHWTqBv?si=Xj_X70EXT3-5gp1ivlnR0w
