12.38am
11 May 2013
I’m taking a pop culture class and for our final paper we have to write on the fans of a topic of our choice. The survey limit is only 10 questions, but there’s a followup survey if you’re interested in going a bit more in depth. I can’t wait to hear from you!
Survey 1: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/9MGD92V
Survey 2: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/9XC9WVQ
Thanks again
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29 November 2012
Will do!
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2.02am
3 September 2012
I know lots of members of these forums are younger fans, but there are older fans as well; I’d consider anybody past their 20’s an older fan, but that doesn’t mean they’re old. Someone claimed to be the guy who held sheets of paper up for John as lyrics during the rooftop concert. I don’t remember what came of that.
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10 August 2011
Good survey htb723.
The question “the best thing about a live performance” was tough, since many of the choices apply.
Good idea to break up the survey into two parts; no one likes a long survey.
All the best!
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1 November 2012
Holsety said
I know lots of members of these forums are younger fans, but there are older fans as well; I’d consider anybody past their 20’s an older fan, but that doesn’t mean they’re old. Someone claimed to be the guy who held sheets of paper up for John as lyrics during the rooftop concert. I don’t remember what came of that.
That raises an interesting point. I think any generation that came of age after the Beatles broke up effectively constitutes a “young” Beatles fan — because in pop music, fandom by definition is always current. There would be different waves of “young” Beatles fans — I belong to the first wave, so to speak: I was like 14 in 1970, when the Beatles broke up, and I was like 16 when I finally got around to listening to Beatles albums — in 1972. I know to young people today that would sound odd to say that 1972 is already “post-Beatles”, but in a way, just by sheer years, it was. But even if I’m mistaken about that, we can certainly agree that a 14 year old in 1980 who discovers the Beatles would be going against the fashions of his own peers, right? So 1980 would be the first wave, 1990s the second wave, etc.
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