Netflix’s (partially) Tim Burton-helmed “Addams Family” reboot is a lot better than you want to admit. And by the way, The Cramps would appreciate the attention they’re getting!
The Clash was FAR from "milder." And the Elvis and Wednesday posts are certainly a part of the aesthetic in this space. Which is extremely into the Sex Pistols, New York Dolls, etc. But I appreciate you enjoying my Substack. You are absolutely welcome here. And I appreciate your perspective. Thank you. 🙂
I was a Munster's kid. I think only because it came on immediately before or after another show I watched after school (Maybe Gilligan's Island?). As an adult, I would likely watch The Addams Family but probably not The Munster's. I thought Wednesday was very enjoyable and I'm looking forward to the next season. Not being much of a punk music listener I didn't recognize the music or have any idea who recorded it but I was intrigued enough to check out the credits to see who it was.
Thank you for your feedback. "Not being much of a punk music listener," you say? Well, everyone IS welcome here, and I appreciate your support. But I am curious as to why you would sign up to read what is essentially a punk culture website, if you're not really into it?
Well, I enjoy most types of music other than disco and rap. Though I grew up a bit late for the Hippie movement, when I was in high school ('77-'80) I was very much into the Sixties music and ethos (still am) and found the punk scene to be far too angry and aggressive for my liking. I like milder groups like The Talking Heads and The Clash, but I can't enjoy the Sex Pistols, New York Dolls, etc. My children were into the Punk scene so I heard quite a bit when they were young but never did develop any liking for it. But I enjoy reading about music and musicians. So far, the articles I have read here were about other subjects, such as Elvis and Wednesday. As I mentioned in a previous comment, I watch the Otis Gibbs YouTube channel. He recommended Michael Corcoran's site and he recommended yours.
The Clash was FAR from "milder." And the Elvis and Wednesday posts are certainly a part of the aesthetic in this space. Which is extremely into the Sex Pistols, New York Dolls, etc. But I appreciate you enjoying my Substack. You are absolutely welcome here. And I appreciate your perspective. Thank you. 🙂
I was a Munster's kid. I think only because it came on immediately before or after another show I watched after school (Maybe Gilligan's Island?). As an adult, I would likely watch The Addams Family but probably not The Munster's. I thought Wednesday was very enjoyable and I'm looking forward to the next season. Not being much of a punk music listener I didn't recognize the music or have any idea who recorded it but I was intrigued enough to check out the credits to see who it was.
Thank you for your feedback. "Not being much of a punk music listener," you say? Well, everyone IS welcome here, and I appreciate your support. But I am curious as to why you would sign up to read what is essentially a punk culture website, if you're not really into it?
Well, I enjoy most types of music other than disco and rap. Though I grew up a bit late for the Hippie movement, when I was in high school ('77-'80) I was very much into the Sixties music and ethos (still am) and found the punk scene to be far too angry and aggressive for my liking. I like milder groups like The Talking Heads and The Clash, but I can't enjoy the Sex Pistols, New York Dolls, etc. My children were into the Punk scene so I heard quite a bit when they were young but never did develop any liking for it. But I enjoy reading about music and musicians. So far, the articles I have read here were about other subjects, such as Elvis and Wednesday. As I mentioned in a previous comment, I watch the Otis Gibbs YouTube channel. He recommended Michael Corcoran's site and he recommended yours.