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I think the point is that creative experimentation has really been pushed to the far edges. You would never see something so daringly unusual on broadcast telev
by x3haloed 4y ago
I think the point is that creative experimentation has really been pushed to the far edges. You would never see something so daringly unusual on broadcast television these days. What’s left of broadcast television, anyway.
Broad media consumption all just formulaic and uninspired.
The 60s and 70s were just full of weird, exploratory, boundary-bending shit, which is what makes them a time of such progress.
- seti0Cha 4y agoIt may seem that way to you now, but they were just expressing the pop culture of the time. The Moog dancers were not that different from the dance numbers of the musicals in the 50s, just updated to what was then modern sensibilities and dance on television was pretty common back then.