Sure, I’m not saying that they’re immune from nostalgia. Im not so saying that because they were to soon after Boomers, they didn’t have anyone from whom to learn about making nostalgia a marketing device that consumes everyone, and didn’t really have a good run at first. The mid-70s sucked for most people, and waiting in line for gasoline with your parents and the rather bizzare kids’ shows of the time don’t hit as a unofied cultural icon the same as the NES or the Beatles.
Sure, I’m not saying that they’re immune from nostalgia. Im not so saying that because they were to soon after Boomers, they didn’t have anyone from whom to learn about making nostalgia a marketing device that consumes everyone, and didn’t really have a good run at first. The mid-70s sucked for most people, and waiting in line for gasoline with your parents and the rather bizzare kids’ shows of the time don’t hit as a unofied cultural icon the same as the NES or the Beatles.