The new Mullett

[AtomicEraTom]

Oh I am too, don't get me wrong. I listened to Radar Love, Gimme Three Steps, and Mississippi Queen today on my way to work. When I pulled in the lot, I was listening to "Behind Closed Doors" by Charlie Rich, and the lady in the next car over nostalgically told me how she hadn't heard that song in 30 years.

I dunno about that... I've always been a Golden Earring and BTO fan, even had Radar Love playing on the MP3 player just the other day and not a mullet in sight! (Nor faux-hawk nor bed-head unless ya catch me just after getting out of bed...)

Cheers,
Tom

 

[Vintage lover]

I found Iran's action against the revival of the fashion interesting. http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/jul/06/iran-bans-the-mullet

 

[Miss sofia]

hmmm, interesting indeed, worriesome that the mullet could be considered 'decadent'...

 

[Vic]

Absolutely apalling Absinthe! If anyone refuses to believe that the phenomenon commonly reffered to as, "The Dumbing Down of America" is a myth, all they need do is take a look at this! :rage:
Can't wait until this goes away,....if indeed it ever will,....... [huh]

:eusa_clap :eusa_clap :eusa_clap

 

[Vic]

I don't mind a little fauxhawk! I guess every generation has their rebel hairstyles. What is odd to me is that when I look at groomed men/actors in the 30's (-60's) their hair looks nice/smooth, but now, most of the younger ones have that bed-head messy unkempt hair (even my Michael Bublé ) and I cannot see them without that messy do. I guess because It's "my generation" and that's the style these days.

It's a bubble gum, teeny bopper haircut...ain't nothin' rebellious about it.

 

[MissHannah]

It's a bubble gum, teeny bopper haircut...ain't nothin' rebellious about it.

So true!

 

[BinkieBaumont]

"The newspapers here in S.R.C have a page of photos from High School proms, the Chaps Hair Do's (Dont's!) are Hairlarious I will have to scan them!"