YES, the days of 'zines, DIY aesthetics, slam dancing, and pogo-ing... 

Besides the fact that I really appreciate the raw and organic vibe and feel of the music (no Macs were used in the making) there's just something about subcultures that generally interests me. I think that's why I like a lot of VICE documentaries, especially this one. When I saw it I immediately thought about early punk rock and how they didn't care what anyone thought about them. They did what they wanted to and they loved it. These cholombianos even had a dance, a slow much less violent version, but a dance nonetheless. 

When I was a freshman  at UIC I even got to take an English class that was solely based on punk rock. It was easily one of my favorite classes I have ever taken. I think it was  mostly because the professor swore A LOT. So, when I was doing research I started to read this book (so good by the way) and really liked how analytical it got. It mentioned every possible historic and social change that was leading up to the creation  of this new subculture, all while disco and the Beatles were at their peak. 

Long story short, I got an A on my paper!