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“And why did girls love [The Beatles] so much? Because the Beatles loved girls. The Beatles were saturated in girl culture - they loved black American girl groups; they had dandy outfits and uncomfortable pointy shoes, like girls. They went out of their way to write about girls in their songs - ‘She Loves You’ is the Beatles siding with a girl in love…They grew their hair long - like girls: an act of alliance in a time when femininity was implicitly inferior. All the teasing they got…but they wanted their hair to look like girls hair.
At a time when the difference between genders was never more rigidly enforced, they rebelled into soft, clannish, sly, joyful femininity. Never combatative…their weapons were the weapons of girls: humour, sexiness, slyness, flirty wit…
…the joy of the Beatles…is that rather than becoming men by killing their fathers, they became their dead mothers. John and Paul…married single mothers; wrote songs about dead mothers and their living mother-wives; left the maelstrom of the Beatles to live the lives of wives: buying farms, making bread, raising children. They rioted into their femininity.”
- How To Be Famous by Caitlin Moran (pg. 265)
Led Zeppelin: Robert Plant and Jimmy Page, by Neil Zlozower. Cameltoe of the Gods!
People have messaged me saying that I should say “moose knuckle”, which I categorically refuse, because:
a) “Cameltoe” is gender neutral. I assure you that camels of every gender have toes and that they are shaped identically;
b) Robert visited far more places where camels live, so I think that the term would evoke more fond memories of his travels; and
c) “Cameltoe of the Gods” sounds more like “Hammer of the Gods”.
Of course, feel free to tag it any way you want. Reading your tags is the most exciting part of my life. LOL
the cameltoe vs mooseknuckle debate of 1971, you had to be there
The 70's were different.
Al Green at Soul Train
David Johansen, New York Dolls, 1971

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Alice Cooper with Miss Piggy on The Muppet Show, Episode 307, November 1978
Janis, by Jim Cummins.
Marc Bolan, T. Rex, by Masayoshi Sukita
Prince, 1984, my scan from MOJO issue 385 – December 2025
Toppermost of the Poppermost! George, by Paul, London, 1964, my edit of original via newyorker.
"One of the things that kept us sane was goofing around. There were a couple of hats lying around at a Christmas show and George thought it would be funny to put on two. And he was right, it made a great picture." ~Paul McCartney

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Kurt Cobain at MTV Live and Loud, Seattle, December 13, 1993 by Jeff Kravitz, my edit of original via spin
Tim Curry, Fearless, 1979
(Do you know this album? It's really good! Terrific singing of course, and he wrote nearly all the songs apart from a devestating cover of Joni Mitchell's "Cold Blue Steel and Sweet Fire". Check it out!)
Kate Bush performing "Running Up That Hill" on Demain c'est dimanche (France), September 21, 1985, my scan from Classic Pop Magazine Issue #98, November 2025
Bob Dylan on the Water Pearl by Chris Bowman, with whom he owned the boat, which sank, alas, in 1988. My edit of original via
Wendy Melvoin jamming Purple Rain!
Not for nothin', but 100 % of Prince's greatest records featured Wendy Melvoin on guitar, full stop.

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RUSH'S NEW DRUMMER!!! ANIKA NILLES!!!
You're going to be hearing a lot about her, and from her in the days ahead. Here's my favorite place to start for now!
Kate Bush, March 1978 (age 19!!!) backstage for Holland's TopPop, by Peter Mazel