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Originally Posted by Dan Atom
But before the 'metalcore' skinny jeans/sideswept fringe look there was emo (glasses, fringes, converses, etc)
Before that there was 'nu-metal' (baggy jeans, chain wallets, korn hoodies etc)
Before that there was grunge (torn jeans, checked shirts, messy hair etc)
Before that there was 80's rock/metal (denim and leather)
And it goes on.
Trends in music are always there, and image goes hand in hand with it.
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Excactly. It's almost as if some people and perhaps Aberdeen itself keep a very closed mind regarding music as a contribution to all factors in life and in turn have a problem with that.
At the end of the day all music spawned from one thing. Back in those days everyone listened to same shit and had no problem with fashion this or that. No hatred incited for the way people looked or what they played, what an easy life... except for all the slavery.