Sex & Drugs & Rock'n Roll Mac OS
Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll centers on an early 90’s band that was on the brink of becoming famous until they broke up the same day the album dropped. Many years later, a talented young singer shows up with a desire to be famous, an appreciation for the band’s only album, and a stack of cash big enough to bring the whole band back into the studio. Leading a happy, healthy lifestyle likely leads to more sex; the act itself doesn’t necessarily improve your physical and mental wellness. Still, whether sex is a symptom or a cause of wellbeing.
Sex, drugs and rock’n’roll. How many times have you heard/seen/read that phrase in your lifetime? Hundreds? Thousands? I think the first time I was exposed to it came in the form of this Ian Drury and the Blockheads song from 1977.
Was the phrase Ian’s idea? He certainly can be credited for popularizing it, but it wasn’t his creation.
The first known use of the phrase can be found in a 1969 article in LIFE magazine: “The counter culture has its sacraments in sex, drugs and rock.” Then a British magazine called The Spectator wrote this in 1971: “Not for nothing is the youth culture characterized by sex, drugs and rock ‘n’ roll.”
However, the spirit of the phrase goes back centuries. Mental Floss looks at 13 variations on the notion of sex, drugs and rock’n’roll.”
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