BloSs0m
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Okay, this isn't a thread about how angry you can get or whatever.
I'm talking rage as in shown on ABC late late a night/early in the morning.
I thought i'd start it because sam and i were talking last night,
about our first rage memories.
I remember i used to sneak out of bed at like,
5 or 6 am and just watch it with the sound really low.
Anyway, my first memory is that "uh oh we're in trouble somethings come along and they've burst our bubbles yeah yeah" song by Shampoo.
Sam's was "Diamonds and pearls" by Prince.
I mean, why is it that we can both remember these seemingly insignificant moments so vividly.
Neither of us even had to think,
we just knew straight away what our first rage memory is.
And this got us thinking,
Rage has been such a big part
of so many people's lives as they were growing up,
it's potentially been an influence on so many young australians,
and it still continues to do so.
So, what's your first rage memory?
Do you think that Rage is still an important part of young people's lives,
or do you think that it's simply turned into/has always been
just another one of the video hitses and all those other annoying music video shows on over the weekend?
If given the chance/choice,
which of those programs would you rather watch and why?
What do you think about the choice of music shown on these programs?
I myself, i reckon that rage better
(as long as you watch before 6am,
when all the overly homogenised and pasturised r'n'b comes on)
simply becase it showcases a whole heap of different videos,
all of which have musical and/or visually artistic merits -
and which you wouldn't see played on any of the other similar programs.
Oh and mods, please don't move this to Music and DJ's 'cause it's about the influence a program has had on young australians.
I'm talking rage as in shown on ABC late late a night/early in the morning.
I thought i'd start it because sam and i were talking last night,
about our first rage memories.
I remember i used to sneak out of bed at like,
5 or 6 am and just watch it with the sound really low.
Anyway, my first memory is that "uh oh we're in trouble somethings come along and they've burst our bubbles yeah yeah" song by Shampoo.
Sam's was "Diamonds and pearls" by Prince.
I mean, why is it that we can both remember these seemingly insignificant moments so vividly.
Neither of us even had to think,
we just knew straight away what our first rage memory is.
And this got us thinking,
Rage has been such a big part
of so many people's lives as they were growing up,
it's potentially been an influence on so many young australians,
and it still continues to do so.
So, what's your first rage memory?
Do you think that Rage is still an important part of young people's lives,
or do you think that it's simply turned into/has always been
just another one of the video hitses and all those other annoying music video shows on over the weekend?
If given the chance/choice,
which of those programs would you rather watch and why?
What do you think about the choice of music shown on these programs?
I myself, i reckon that rage better
(as long as you watch before 6am,
when all the overly homogenised and pasturised r'n'b comes on)
simply becase it showcases a whole heap of different videos,
all of which have musical and/or visually artistic merits -
and which you wouldn't see played on any of the other similar programs.
Oh and mods, please don't move this to Music and DJ's 'cause it's about the influence a program has had on young australians.