I can sum this documentary up in one word: bitter.
Whoever made this was angry they didn't get to 3rd base with some big chested hippy girl in late 1967....
Of course the big sellers in records were the schlock acts; the big buyers were middle aged or older, the people with the real money, who could afford decent hi-fi stereo audio equipment.
This documentary wants it both ways; it wants to beat down people for wanting money, then it curses them for their taste when they can finally afford hip item X.
I can sum this documentary up in one word: bitter.
ReplyDeleteWhoever made this was angry they didn't get to 3rd base with some big chested hippy girl in late 1967....
Of course the big sellers in records were the schlock acts; the big buyers were middle aged or older, the people with the real money, who could afford decent hi-fi stereo audio equipment.
This documentary wants it both ways; it wants to beat down people for wanting money, then it curses them for their taste when they can finally afford hip item X.