Censoring swears and innuendoes is the tip of the iceberg. In this era of mass consolidation, the importance of local, expert media curation cannot be overstated. Support your local dj.
shuvit
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And yellow dots have been around since (at least) the 80s.
The graduating class of 2000 were the original millennials before it was used as a general term for an entire generation.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millennials
They coined the term in 1987, around the time children born in 1982 were entering kindergarten, and the media were first identifying their prospective link to the impending new millennium as the high school graduating class of 2000.[29]
"Some rule of law" is a bit of an oxymoron, no?
While damaging the bop zone can be serious, the double vinyl, sand filled base and bounce back action of the bozo allows it to endure years of abuse.
A few that seem under represented here:
Oregon Trail
Sim City 2000
Earthworm Jim
I'm glad you're mine
Long red
Impeach
God made me funky
Hook n sling
and some others ...
Fun fact: no landlords, no trump.
Fresh (1994)
Pump up the volume (1990)
The Lone Wolf and Cub series for sure. Maybe start the traditional way with the "americanized" "compilation" Shogun Assassin.
On the modern side, rza's Man With The Iron Fist is worthwhile, along with the Kill Bills.
There is a lot of overlap with kung fu. I would recommend 36 chambers of Shaolin as a good entry point there.
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Blowfly
Amazing musician, recorded some great funk / soul records under his real name Clarence Reid. Pioneer in making songs about appreciating women.
'Wierd world of Blowfly' is a worthwhile documentary about him if you're trying to get familiar.