I know that there was a darkness to it, and that should stay. I'm just saying that we shouldn't lose the comedy aspect of it too.
It's been about two years since I've “seen the light.” Before that I was into what was popular. This is a long story, but I'll write the condensed version of it because I don't feel like typing the whole thing out right now.
When I graduated from junior high, I decided to go to an all girls high school, because it was alot smaller than the public high school, and I thought it would be a better environment for me. I went there for a semester and then decided that I'd be happier at the public school. For that semester that I was at the private school, I felt depressed, I thought about suicide alot, never attempted anything, thankfully. To this day I'm not quite sure why I was so depressed (I suffer from depression, though), I had friends there and stuff. Anyway, when I started going to the public high school, I felt immedatly better, but I felt like something was missing, for some reason I knew that I wasn't going to be the same. I used to be into bands like Blink-182, New Found Glory, crappy bands like that. The night before the day before spring break, The Blues Brothers was on t.v., and I'd seen it before (hey, I'm from Chicago) but I hadn't seen it in awhile, so I watched it with my mom and my brother. The movie really struck a chord with me this tims, I was in awe just watching it, and the music really got to me. The next day, everyone was talking about spring break plans, and although I was going to florida, I didn't care. I was thinking about The Blues Brothers not only that whole day, but all through sprink break. I bought the movie when I was in HOB in Orlando. I started to buy thier albums shortly after, and everything evolved from there. My parents had introduced me to GB, The Blues Brothers, Animal House, The Not Ready For Prime Time Players, etc. around the age of two, but it never really becme part of who I am until now. Ever since then I feel compleatly disconnected from my generation, and I don't care. I know absolutley nothing about anything that is popular, and I don't care. I now know that the media was turning me into one of thier mindless robots, and now they're not.