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| − | '''The Monkees''' | + | '''The Monkees''' were an [[USA|American]] pop group. |
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| − | When [[Marge]] | + | When [[Marge]] started at high school, she had a lunchbox with The Monkees on. A girl told her on the school bus that they don't write their own songs and play their own instruments. Marge thought that the girl was lying, so the girl pointed at the lunch box and said that's not even [[Michael Nesmith]]'s real hat. That caused Marge to scream. Later, when she talked about it with [[Dr. Zweig]], she said it was true. Zweig then said to Marge "The Monkees weren't about music, Marge. They were about rebellion, about political and social upheaval." |
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Revision as of 13:03, February 8, 2012
The Monkees
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The Monkees were an American pop group.
History
When Marge started at high school, she had a lunchbox with The Monkees on. A girl told her on the school bus that they don't write their own songs and play their own instruments. Marge thought that the girl was lying, so the girl pointed at the lunch box and said that's not even Michael Nesmith's real hat. That caused Marge to scream. Later, when she talked about it with Dr. Zweig, she said it was true. Zweig then said to Marge "The Monkees weren't about music, Marge. They were about rebellion, about political and social upheaval."
