Post and Jam: Push by Moist [1994]
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delphiFandom 50 #18
Look, sometimes all there is to say is "This was extremely formative to me in my early adolescence, and I think you can all tell why."
I also distinctly remember that when I bought this album, my older sister—then in high school, very attached to her identity as a prep—informed me that if I kept listening to this kind of stuff, people would think I was a skid. By the time I was her age, I had a shaved head and a face full of metal, and my wardrobe was 95% black and 5% safety pins, so she wasn't wrong. Happily, by that point, no one I knew said "skid" anymore. Or "prep" for that matter.
Push by Moist
Look, sometimes all there is to say is "This was extremely formative to me in my early adolescence, and I think you can all tell why."
I also distinctly remember that when I bought this album, my older sister—then in high school, very attached to her identity as a prep—informed me that if I kept listening to this kind of stuff, people would think I was a skid. By the time I was her age, I had a shaved head and a face full of metal, and my wardrobe was 95% black and 5% safety pins, so she wasn't wrong. Happily, by that point, no one I knew said "skid" anymore. Or "prep" for that matter.
Push by Moist
