Club, I knew it was time to get a proper handle on the network and its legacy. So when I Want My MTV was mentioned on the A.
But, as I continue my investigation into modern music, MTV’s impact both fascinated and baffled me, as the zeitgeist MTV of the eighties couldn’t be more different than the MTV I remembered brief flashes of when the lock failed. This phased me not one whit-I turned to VH1 and started mainlining I Love the 80s and its two sequels, ensuring that I would remain contemporary pop culture proof until late high school. When I aged into MTV’s demographic at the tender age of twelve, its content sufficiently alarmed my parents enough to lock the channel on our television. I Want My MTV by Craig Marks and Rob Tannenbaum
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