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| Yet there remain several examples, now on display at the UCLA Hammer Museum, of drawings and song manuscripts inspired in moments of near rapture during their services, when they trembled, spoke in tongues and danced. Punk seemed dangerous to some in Britain in 1977 for much the same reason rap seems dangerous to some in America today: It's "program" was radical, sometimes troubling, but more than that, it spoke in tongues that parents just didn't understand. |
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