>I don't think that many growing up in the
>sixties waved a cautionary flag to the ever-changing musical parade ripe
>with social commentary. For many of the boom generation, there was
complete
>shock, sadness and a permeating sense of disbelief that "The American
>Dream" as told to us by our parents as interpreted through the grand deceit
>of politicians was NOT infact a natural progression. It signalled a
wake-up
>call from innocence and a pathway through which those who wished to could
>express their attitudes and beliefs toward the chicken-in-every-pot
>depression era and WWII ideals. Gen X cynicism is a hand-me-down albeit
>more intensified and "what about me" attitude from the Baby Boom
generation.
>Tera
Then why didn't the Velvet Underground sell more records??
Lance . . .
np--Sunday Morning
