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Originally Posted by kestrelx
That's partly true - I think sex abuse pre sort of the 90's was overlooked more than it is now and that was linked in with the attitude "Children should be seen and not heard!" So if I child complained about being abused it was in the culture to slap them down!
I read an article in last weeks Saturday Mail that in the early 70's a couple of big rock bands had girls knickers as part of their record - one was Alice Cooper, a pair of knickers was part of their record sleeve.
Also a well known term was Jail Bait! meaning a girl under 16 who was sexually attractive to adult males, but could go to prison for - this was a buzz term in the rock media at the time.
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The Alice Cooper album is School's Out. That's nothing compared to the sleeve cover of Blind Faith's album. The cover continues to be used for the CD.