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       Re: Is Counterculture Still Alive?
       By: 90sRetroFan Date: September 13, 2024, 9:10 pm
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  HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sx24jvfJIl4
       The unspoken metaphysical axiom of romantic storytelling is that
       there is precisely one person out there that you are meant to be
       with, and you either find them or you don't. If you find them,
       great! If you don't, at least you can say you waited for them
       and thus never betrayed them. The worst thing to do is give up
       the wait and settle for someone else, the act of betrayal which
       can never be taken back.
       (This is in line with Gnosticism, which believes that monads got
       split into two pieces by Yahweh prior to being imprisoned in the
       material world, each of these half-monads being what we call
       souls. Each soul started out trying to find its original
       complementary half in order to recombine into a full monad which
       can then transcend the material world (provided they do not
       reproduce). Duets are the musical representation of this:
  HTML https://trueleft.createaforum.com/counterculture-era/is-counterculture-still-alive/msg18929/#msg18929
  HTML https://trueleft.createaforum.com/counterculture-era/recommended-music-to-listen-to/msg21840/#msg21840<br
       />(and subsequent Duet Month posts))
       Almost no one these days believes in this anymore,
       unfortunately.....
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       Re: Is Counterculture Still Alive?
       By: rp Date: October 27, 2024, 7:21 pm
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       Takeshi's castle is a Japanese game show that used to be popular
       on Indian television:
  HTML https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takeshi%27s_Castle
       Not exactly high quality content, but it was a good way to
       temporarily escape the misery that was compulsory schooling
       during my time in India.
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       Re: Is Counterculture Still Alive?
       By: 90sRetroFan Date: October 30, 2024, 5:18 am
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  HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XaKzD6PE9tg
       Takeshi's Castle was from the same period. Everything was
       looking up back then. TV drama openings captured this mood
       perfectly:
  HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYu-VO7Gp8M
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       Re: Is Counterculture Still Alive?
       By: rp Date: October 30, 2024, 5:49 am
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       It was aired in India during the mid 2000s, more than a decade
       after its initial release:
  HTML https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takeshi%27s_Castle#India
       [Quote]
       A shortened version of the show aired on the Pogo TV channel
       starting from 1 March 2005, with Hindi dubbing by Jaaved
       Jaaferi.[12] Jaaved's hilarious commentary made the show an
       instant hit, and for a short duration, it also featured guest
       voiceovers by Indian comedians Raju Srivastav, Sunil Pal, Navin
       Prabhakar, and Ahsaan Qureshi.[13] The show aired on Pogo TV
       until 2019.
       Amazon Prime Video's 2023 reboot of Takeshi's Castle was
       released on 2 November 2023, featuring the voice of Bhuvan Bam
       as his character "Titu Mama" from BB Ki Vines, taking over as
       the new commentator, replacing Jaaved Jaaferi. Bhuvan spent four
       months dubbing and writing the script for the show, with some
       promotional videos filmed in September
       [/Quote]
       I didn't even know Hindi at the time but still found the show
       enjoyable.
  HTML https://youtube.com/watch?v=0Hitf1kBQ2o
  HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Hitf1kBQ2o&lc=UgwDaYefQOb0dd7L0Kd4AaABAg
       [Quote]
       Remembering the days when I was stress free and undepressed.
       Late night watching takeshi's castle and FAQ&#128148;&#128148;
       [/Quote]
  HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Hitf1kBQ2o&lc=UgwX--_N865a4McH1Fx4AaABAg
       [Quote]
       Today's kids will never understand the fun of this show, that
       time was different wen we would laugh like mad by seeing this
       show, missing this show so much.
       [/Quote]
  HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Hitf1kBQ2o&lc=UgwoKRYEVZoJ1gXkY7p4AaABAg
       [Quote]
       Those days when i used to watch this, the only problem i had was
       going to school, darn loads of memos.
       [/Quote]
       #Post#: 28445--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Is Counterculture Still Alive?
       By: Zhang Caizhi Date: October 30, 2024, 6:20 am
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       How about Doraemon? I and many Thai children grow around this.
  HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doraemon
  HTML https://youtu.be/7X4k2A5rTsI
       #Post#: 28446--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Is Counterculture Still Alive?
       By: rp Date: October 30, 2024, 2:19 pm
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       After moving back to the U.S in 2008, was when I really realized
       something was fucked up with the world. I remember hearing
       Zionist agent Alex Jones on the radio. I also remember being
       unable to relate to my peers, who were fans of 3D FPS games such
       as COD (Zionist war propaganda), while I was a fan of earlier
       Nintendo GameCube games. Only one of my peers was a fan of such
       games, so I was able to relate to him. He also introduced me to
       the 2D era of Nintendo games, which I wasn't even aware existed
       before, which sparked my interest in retro games. Never really
       got a chance to get my hands on retro games though, although I
       did enjoy some 3rd party flash fanmade games such as super Mario
       wars and Mario forever. I also remember watching some Ghibli
       films I rented at the library, such as Spirited Away and Castle
       in The Sky.
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       Re: Is Counterculture Still Alive?
       By: antihellenistic Date: January 4, 2025, 10:24 pm
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  HTML https://youtu.be/EUEPDa7Ca2w?feature=shared
       If many people consider this video "cute", they have no empathy.
       I'm even can't stand to see it because had it already happened,
       empathic living would prevail forever, there would be no
       oppression, ruthless competition, and live where belittling each
       other still exists...
       Western Civilization ruin my entire life
       #Post#: 29652--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Is Counterculture Still Alive?
       By: HikariDude Date: March 24, 2025, 6:03 pm
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       Continuing from:
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       [quote](Similarly Counterculture-influenced post-Counterculture
       era music may surpass non-Counterculture-influenced music in
       terms of songwriting and performance but gradually downgrade as
       production ‘quality’ and trends upgrade. But that can be
       continued in another topic)[/quote]
       Since you would not post any post-Counterculture music in the
       music topic, is it true that Counterculture-influenced
       post-Counterculture musicians may surpass
       non-Counterculture-influenced musicians of the same time but
       gradually loses the quality of a melody (as well as lyrics,
       talent, and similar traits of a song/musician) to so called
       “quality” of production (as well as trends, marketing, and
       similar advantages unrelated to the song/musician)?
       #Post#: 29657--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Is Counterculture Still Alive?
       By: 90sRetroFan Date: March 24, 2025, 7:20 pm
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       "is it true that Counterculture-influenced post-Counterculture
       musicians may surpass non-Counterculture-influenced musicians of
       the same time"
       Success is often unrelated to quality, so if by "surpass" you
       mean in terms of success, then I would not anticipate a
       correlation. If you mean in terms of quality, then of course I
       myself am partial to post-Counterculture works that pay
       nostalgic tribute to the Counterculture era.
       "but gradually loses the quality of a melody (as well as lyrics,
       talent, and similar traits of a song/musician) to so called
       “quality” of production (as well as trends, marketing, and
       similar advantages unrelated to the song/musician)?"
       If the intent is sincerely tribute, then the production can be
       expected to deliberately avoid overly contemporary elements.
       Whereas if the production incorporates these while claiming to
       be tribute, I would doubt the sincerity of the claim.
       A movie that I consider the best post-Counterculture-era movie
       known to me is an overt Counterculture-era tribute:
  HTML https://yts.mx/movies/dance-with-me-2019
       Not only are almost all the songs from the Counterculture era,
       but for marketing they relied on a retro dance tour with local
       participation:
  HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HNNxWJ2f9s
  HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TrFS5XvrTXk
       What do you think? (Also Aryan phenotype alert.)
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       Re: Is Counterculture Still Alive?
       By: HikariDude Date: March 24, 2025, 8:26 pm
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       “if by "surpass" you mean in terms of success, then I would not
       anticipate a correlation. If you mean in terms of quality, then
       of course I myself am partial to post-Counterculture works that
       pay nostalgic tribute to the Counterculture era.”
       The latter. I agree, and I believe I stand, that it is important
       to be skeptical of Counterculture-influenced post-Counterculture
       works.
       “If the intent is sincerely tribute, then the production can be
       expected to deliberately avoid overly contemporary elements.
       Whereas if the production incorporates these while claiming to
       be tribute, I would doubt the sincerity of the claim.”
       “but for marketing they relied on a retro dance tour with local
       participation”
       So basically pre-internet production/marketing. I can see even
       ‘Dance With Me’ incorporated minor internet use of marketing as
       well as heavy autotune in the production in the song itself. It
       seems these days, in order for something to be successful, the
       content may always need technology to produce and the internet
       to promote.
       But from my experience, people do get the best enjoyment when
       they are not merely being entertained but spontaneously
       contributing.
       “Aryan phenotype alert”
       She kind of looks like one of the members of Perfume &#332;moto
       (though there are more photos of &#332;moto with a heavy jaw
       than that of of Miyoshi).
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