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“Rockers, their chief intrument is Noise, in their music and their machines!
Group identity is established by bizarre motifs on machines and clothes, admission to this group is via a Ton Up, that is, achieving a hundred miles an hour on their motorcycles…” according to the makers of Primitive London released in 1965.<\/p>\n
At the end of the clip the narrator asks the young Rocker “If you could pass a law, what law would you pass”? his answer, appropriately enough, is “Well, better roads probably”<\/p>\n
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“Rockers, their chief instrument is Noise, in their music and their machines!
Group identity is established by bizarre motifs on their machines and clothes, admission to this group is via a Ton Up, that is, achieving a hundred miles an hour on their motorcycles…” ~according to the makers of Primitive London released in 1965.<\/p>\n
At the end of the clip the narrator asks the young Rocker “If you could pass a law, what law would you pass”? his answer, appropriately enough, is “Well, better roads probably” <\/p>\n
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