>>3724
>about 70-80% of the population is bound to live in the cities but I suppose that most of the danger relies upon our decisions more than anything else.
I didn't word this clearer as I was trying to make some metaphor relating to the large social networks and smaller websites being a virtual countryside... at least I think I was aiming for something like that. Mind is kinda fuzzy right now.

>This is just like my take on birthdays, you don´t simply appreciate one person for one single day, you have to do it all the time in order to prove it.
Then I will do the same for you /)

>>3725
> That brought not only punk, but a very broad genre that was derivative and unique to each band around the late 70 and early 80s: post punk and derivative genres from it.
Not only that, it basically influenced the whole idea of what rough and edgy look/act were in the first place. I mean a lot of motifs, things and ideas are still taking and heavily remixing cues from it from hipsters to actual underground movements. Even if you could call a lot of it just aesthetic and imitation from that being the popular ideas of what the underground looks/acts like you still can't give that sort of multigenerational influence to most previous counter culture being still actively used unironically outside the generation.

> That period between the late 70s and the early 80s was one of the most creative and effervescent eras of music one can imagine.
This.