This was part of a doc about 3 school leavers with different lives. Remember watching it at school in social studies. Sitting there think YES, with me parker on the back of my chair lol
I remember the Mod era and I applaud them for paying tribute to an era when looking stylish and smart getting about having fun was important. The millenials seem to spend a fortune on sports clothes but still seem to look like homeless people.
@@SoulStylistJukeBox The whole subculture is about snobbery, you pleb. Or do you think "Ace Faces" calling ordinary Mods "tickets" or "numbers" is a term of respect and appreciation?
Seeing my dad in this is so cool
This was part of a doc about 3 school leavers with different lives. Remember watching it at school in social studies. Sitting there think YES, with me parker on the back of my chair lol
A lot of kids in 80’s Toronto Canada were Mods.
The first band I saw in '82 at a bar underage were mods; this was New Orleans. I assumed the mods split up when the Jam finished
That's really decent footage, well done for finding and sharing 🫵😎
I remember the Mod era and I applaud them for paying tribute to an era when looking stylish and smart getting about having fun was important. The millenials seem to spend a fortune on sports clothes but still seem to look like homeless people.
Anyone know what music in the doc show, trying to find out!
Hi Rick, mitch rider & the detroit wheels - "c.c.rider" young holt trio- "wack wack"
I'm in this 😂
Mary from Brum??
White socks omg 😂
Lot of closet like activity going on.
ZORRO RECORDS FLEA MARKET remember?
White socks with black leather shoes. Just no.🙄
not today but back then it was the style
@@jacklalor3672 It wasn't the style in the eighties either. Viyella wool diamond socks were the option for the less Jam boy inclined.
@kyfaydfsoab I bet you think Jam shoes look nice too?
Stop being a silly snob. We were all very young and it was a very long time ago.
@@SoulStylistJukeBox The whole subculture is about snobbery, you pleb. Or do you think "Ace Faces" calling ordinary Mods "tickets" or "numbers" is a term of respect and appreciation?