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In college I had a black roommate who was addicted to funk & hip-hop, and at the time I was heavily into punk & hardcore. By the end of the year our musical tas
by ojbyrne 17y ago
In college I had a black roommate who was addicted to funk & hip-hop, and at the time I was heavily into punk & hardcore. By the end of the year our musical tastes had switched hosts, so to speak.
- mahmud 17y agoYou are ignoring the aesthetic and cultural overlaps between the four genres and their constant crossovers. I wont mention NuMetal, which sucks, but seek out some of the funky punk stuff that, usually, comes out of London -- you might even hear some ska nuggs in the mix :-)
- ojbyrne 17y agoThis was the eighties, it was probably less obvious (and we were both probably somewhat sheltered). Suffice to say we introduced each other to a different culture, which I think was the point of the article.