Lil_Lisa
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Hey can anyone tell me anything ABout GRUNGE music as a popular culture for SOCIETY & CULTURE 
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Grunge as a Popular culture (1 Viewer)
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Grunge is a movement of 'alternative' sub cultures into a mainstream one. Much like Punk was, and RocknRoll and other genres/subgenres.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grunge_music
Here is a good read
Semiotically, it possessed the very similar themes to Punk, but lacked really in its politicism/formation into a socio-political, and was really a way of pluralising the rock scene.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grunge_music
Here is a good read
Semiotically, it possessed the very similar themes to Punk, but lacked really in its politicism/formation into a socio-political, and was really a way of pluralising the rock scene.
Lil_Lisa
New Member
Thanx heaps for that sweetie xx