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#ACFM Trip 16: The Long ’90s

May 23, 2021

01:37:28

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The New Labour Project - The Limit of Actual Reform

03:26

Is There a Corbonism in the Internet?

04:12

The End of History

01:57

Introduction

3min

The End of History - Is There a Global Political Economy?

4min

The End of History Hypothesis

4min

The New Labour Project - The Limit of Actual Reform

3min

The End of History

2min

The End of History Theis, Is It?

3min

Massive Attack - The First Really Famous Band in the Nineties

3min

I Hate Friends, I Hate Frinds at a Time.

2min

The End of Music Culture

5min

10.

The Ideological Critique of Neoliberalism

4min

11.

What's the Next Wave of the Subcultural Cycle?

4min

12.

The B Not Compared to What Steve Jobbs Was Thinking in the Nineties

2min

13.

Is the Internet Monopolized?

4min

14.

Is There a Corbonism in the Internet?

4min

15.

Psychodelic

2min

16.

I Feel Less Free Now Than I Did in the Nineties

4min

17.

Spice Girls

5min

18.

The Crisis of Two Thousand and Eight

1min

19.

The Early Nineties - A Time of Recession

4min

20.

Is the Early Nineties a Lost Acicommunist Moment?

4min

21.

The Real Tanks a Claim That Yeltin Wouldn't Have Won

3min

22.

The Pops

2min

23.

The First Cultural Manifestation of the Nineties

2min

24.

Age and Dub Foundation

5min

25.

Britpop and the Loss of Class Power

5min

26.

Feminism in the Nineties

4min

27.

The Roaring Twenties - The Centres Dance

3min

28.

The Emergent and the Residual

6min

In this extended Trip, Keir Milburn, Nadia Idle and Jeremy Gilbert wrestle with the idea of “the long ‘90s”: a set of cultural, political and affective assumptions that have outlasted the 20th century, and from which a certain cohort of today’s politicians, commentators and columnists cannot seem to escape. With music from Roni Size, Stereolab […]