Cocaine and Disco
The early 1970s saw a significant shift in attitudes towards drugs, particularly cocaine, which became widely accepted and even celebrated in rock culture. Unlike the previous decade, rock stars openly joked about their drug use, reflecting a changing societal norm. The relationship between disco music and cocaine is complex, as both sought to create ecstatic experiences, feeding off each other to enhance the party atmosphere of the era.In this clip
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