But what I always yearn for the most is the rebellious 1960s, which was a really interesting era, an era that belonged to rock and roll.
Any band after the 1970s, whether it is doing the most avant-garde experimental music or the most kitsch pop rock, if you assume that he is a certain point on the coordinate, then extend back from this point, you will find that the origin must be It's a band from the sixties.
Rock and roll of that era was full of optimism, fresh energy, humor, and, of course, a bit of decadence and cynicism. They express their emotions in a simple, direct, warm and funny way, rejecting all dogma, hypocrisy and hypocrisy. It's not that I can't see the complexity of the world, I just like to face it in a magnanimous way.
Just like the radio listeners of various identities in the movie, their bodies twist with the music anytime and anywhere, and couples can't help hugging, kissing, and having sex. . . This is good enough.
Finally, I recommend my favorite song in the movie. The name is the goddess-like "Elenore"
http://www.songtaste.com/song/1454217/
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