After watching: In the 1960s and 1970s, when I was still young, I was rejected because rock and roll, sex, and drugs were both dismissed as signs of Western decadence, depravity, and rebellion. Since then, with the emancipation of the mind and the diversity of culture, I have come into contact with rock and roll, but it is only limited by chance encounters and passive appreciation, far from really liking it. Today, when I am no longer young, but at the moment of watching "The Road to Growth", I clearly feel the charm of rock, the spirit of rock, the shock that rock brings to us, and the meaning of rock.••••••.
Yes, this is an outstanding rock and roll film, and it is also a great growth film. From music, we feel youth and discover beauty, and find the lost years.
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