Pop Con 2020 - "Memos from the Frontline": British Punk Fanzines in the 1970s and 1980s скачать в хорошем качестве

Pop Con 2020 - "Memos from the Frontline": British Punk Fanzines in the 1970s and 1980s

Fanzines were (and still are) a cornerstone of punk's DIY style. With their cheap, subversive production values, fanzines often viewed themselves as guardians against the commodification of punk. They embodied how punk tried to reconnect the audience with musicians in opposition to the inflated stardom of rock stars. Fanzines allowed punks to present their interpretation of the youth culture before and during their wider understanding in popular culture, especially in reaction to a hostile national press and relatively skeptical music press. Eddie Watson PhD Student University of Texas at Austin, History Department Song Credits Song title: I'm in Love with Margaret Thatcher Artist: The Not Sensibles Pop Con 2020 is being reimagined as an online conference to be held over three weeks in September 2020. Learn more about Pop Con + register for this year's event: http://mopop.org/popcon #PopCon2020 The official YouTube of the Museum of Pop Culture {formerly EMP Museum}, a museum focusing on music, film, science fiction, gaming, and more located in Seattle, WA below the Space Needle. Our exhibits currently include Body of Work: Tattoo Culture, Minecraft: The Exhibition, Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Horror, Indie Games, Jimi Hendrix, and more! Donate to MoPOP: http://mopop.org/donate Subscribe to MoPOP's Channel:    / museumofpopculture   Facebook:   / mopopseattle   Twitter:   / mopop   Instagram:   / mopopseattle   Snapchat:   / mopopseattle   Blog: http://mopop.org/MoPOPDontStop #MoPOPDontStop #MoPOP