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These two videos are great documents of an earlier time in the Triangle. The first is a 1984 documentary filmed by Alan Hervey, a rising junior at Enloe High School at the time. The next is a local news feature about Triangle Rock becoming the “Next Seattle” in the early 90’s and features Steve Noble, later of Inside Edition fame.

We bore personal witness to both of these phases in Triangle history and these videos are probably of more interest to us than most, especially the 1984 documentary. Both reminded us of some forgotten moments and faces and are a testament to the concept that a large stock of cheap housing near universities can create student ghettoes that teem with creativity. Continue reading ‘How North Carolina Lost Its Punk Accent’