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dangermoose2000

Ben from Cornershop in the 'moshpit'

isabella oliveira

meu deus q mulher maravilhosa

Easyandy100

It was a great musical performance but the message that HB sent was full of hate. It was relying on negative stereotypes of the male to justify its venom. The violence that happened after this performance was suppose to be acceptable. In fact it typified the extreme actions of the dreadful male on female violence. I don't see how that is productive. 

Jonathan Horsfall

Still got the issue of Melody Maker which made a cover feature out of this performance. Absolutely loved Huggy Bear - anyone know what its members are up to these days? 

All Things Are Quite Silent

face it, you're old and out of touch !

David Jennings

love huggy bear.

jacob andrew morales

the troubled youth! the only time they appeared to the mass media and the message was clear: this is the sound of a revolution-boy girl revolution

Violet Deliriums

@peteringhampi5 and @fractalign-- Your comments "this is living proof the the nineties were indeed better than the eighties!" and "It's proof that the sixties were better than the eighties. #fractalign" proves what an ignorant assholes you are. Let's start with this happened in the 1990s, not the 1980s. And your snobby Baby Boomer bullshit just shows that you don't have a clue what was going on -- you were simply too full of yourself to even pay attention. In part, it was that sort of assholery that we rebelled against. 

Courtney Love

although this ws not a church at the time this was lauded and applauded by all media in britian as radical feminism and taking over a tv station noone went to the gulag and buggy bear got their 15 minutes

bboychance

this is SHIT. why do people think it's good? listen to it?

Peter Jim Ingham

NIRVANA! 

Peter Jim Ingham

It's proof that the sixties were better than the eighties. #fractalign

fractalign

this is living proof the the nineties were indeed better than the eighties !

WolvoExPunk1

I never saw this episode of The Word. What was the sexist segment you mention? Which host did they jeer?

Tee Mak

One of the most original and interesting bands. I bought OTY and loved every track!

SquareHeadSlacker

Rubbish!

geminispaceprogram

This is not the whole video! Ch4 and The Word probably don't want you to know that Huggy Bear came back out to jeer the (awful) host and the (awful) sexist segment that directly followed their performance. Pandemonium broke out, and the female members of the band had to be forcibly removed from the studio. Huggy Bear was important not so much for their music, but for the fact that they lived their message every single second of every single day - even whilst on national TV.

xeshtaed

Tell your aunt how fucking awesome I think her band was. I'm from India and I got into riot grrrl music when I was about 15 (I'm 22 now) and this was one of my favourite songs and helped get me interested in feminism. Loved the boy/girl revolutionaries thing. The lyrics are brilliant.

andMaskellshrugged

Blood Sausage! Yes! That is what I am listening to today! Thank you for making me remember Fuck you + Your Underground

KILL SCREEN

it's like top of the pops on crystal meth. love it. great band

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