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A sort of precursor to the modern {{Hipster}}, only with far more amphetamines and street fights, the Mod subculture emerged in England in the early 1960s. Characteristics included wearing tailor-made suits and army jackets, listening to soul, ska, and R&B as well as bands such as Music/TheWho, Music/TheKinks and Music/TheSmallFaces, riding Italian scooters, and fighting with TheRival Rocker subculture, who preferred the leather-jacketed "Greaser" look and American rock and roll music like Music/ChuckBerry and Music/ElvisPresley. This rivalry came to a head at the Brighton Beach Riots of 1964, as shown in the film ''{{Quadrophenia}}''. The subculture experienced revivals in the late 1970s and the early 1990s, and subsequently influenced the {{Britpop}} explosion in the 1990s.
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A sort of precursor to the modern {{Hipster}}, only with far more amphetamines and street fights, the Mod subculture emerged in England in the early 1960s. Characteristics included wearing tailor-made suits and army jackets, listening to soul, ska, and R&B as well as bands such as Music/TheWho, Music/TheKinks and Music/TheSmallFaces, riding Italian scooters, and fighting with TheRival Rocker subculture, who preferred the leather-jacketed "Greaser" look and American rock and roll music like Music/ChuckBerry and Music/ElvisPresley. This rivalry came to a head at the Brighton Beach Riots of 1964, as shown in the film ''{{Quadrophenia}}''. The subculture experienced revivals a revival in the late 1970s and the early 1990s, 1980s, and subsequently influenced the {{Britpop}} explosion in the 1990s.
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A sort of precursor to the modern {{Hipster}}, only with far more amphetamines and street fights, the Mod subculture emerged in England in the early 1960s. Characteristics included wearing tailor-made suits and army jackets, listening to soul, ska, and R&B as well as bands such as Music/TheWho, Music/TheKinks and Music/TheSmallFaces, riding Italian scooters, and fighting with TheRival Rocker subculture, who preferred the leather-jacketed "Greaser" look and American rock and roll music like Music/ChuckBerry and Music/ElvisPresley. This rivalry came to a head at the Brighton Beach Riots of 1964, as shown in the film ''{{Quadrophenia}}''. The subculture experienced a revival in the late 1970s and early 1990s, and subsequently influenced the {{Britpop}} explosion in the 1990s.
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A sort of precursor to the modern {{Hipster}}, only with far more amphetamines and street fights, the Mod subculture emerged in England in the early 1960s. Characteristics included wearing tailor-made suits and army jackets, listening to soul, ska, and R&B as well as bands such as Music/TheWho, Music/TheKinks and Music/TheSmallFaces, riding Italian scooters, and fighting with TheRival Rocker subculture, who preferred the leather-jacketed "Greaser" look and American rock and roll music like Music/ChuckBerry and Music/ElvisPresley. This rivalry came to a head at the Brighton Beach Riots of 1964, as shown in the film ''{{Quadrophenia}}''. The subculture experienced a revival revivals in the late 1970s and the early 1990s, and subsequently influenced the {{Britpop}} explosion in the 1990s.
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* ''Webcomic/BadMachinery'': The 2014 chapter, "The Case Of The Modern Men", involves a resurgence of mod culture in the comic's setting of Tackleford, complete with scooters and conflict with local rockers.
* ''Webcomic/BadMachinery'': The 2014 chapter, "The Case Of The Modern Men", involves a resurgence of mod culture in the comic's setting of Tackleford, complete with scooters and conflict with local rockers.
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* Although she's technically the godess of Britpop, the Goddess Britannia in ''ComicBook/{{Phonogram}}'' sports a mod look. (She's also drawn by Jamie [-McKelvie=].)
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* ''Long Hot Summer,'' by Eric Stephenson and artist [[Creator/JamieMcKelvie Jamie [=McKelvie=]]], follows a young mod in Southern California during the revival of the 1980s.
* Although she's technically the godess of Britpop, the Goddess Britannia in ''ComicBook/{{Phonogram}}'' sports a mod look.
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* Although she's technically the godess of Britpop, the Goddess Britannia in ''ComicBook/{{Phonogram}}'' sports a mod look. (She's also drawn by Jamie [-McKelvie=].)
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* ''Long Hot Summer,'' by Eric Stephenson and artist [[creator/JamieMcKelvie Jamie [=McKelvie=]]], follows a young mod in Southern California during the revival of the 1980s.
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* ''Long Hot Summer,'' by Eric Stephenson and artist Jamie [=McKelvie=], follows a young mod in Southern California during the revival of the 1980s.
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* ''Long Hot Summer,'' by Eric Stephenson and artist [[creator/JamieMcKelvie Jamie [=McKelvie=], [=McKelvie=]]], follows a young mod in Southern California during the revival of the 1980s.
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* The [[DoctorWho Twelfth Doctor]]'s costume is supposed to evoke a "Mod Man In A Box".
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-> ''But I just can't explain''
-> ''Why that uncertain feeling is still here in my brain"''
-->-- '''Music/TheWho''', "[[Music/{{Quadrophenia}} Cut My Hair]]"
-> ''I'm out on the street again''
-> ''And I'm leaping along.''
-> ''I'm dressed right for a beach fight,''
-> ''But I just can't explain''
-> ''Why that uncertain feeling is still here in my brain"''
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* Most of the cast of ''Film/{{Quadrophenia}}''. The film, based on the album by Music/TheWho, follows Jimmy, a young mod, as he pops pills, rides his scooter, and stares aimlessly out at the ocean trying to find himself.
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* Most of the cast of ''Film/{{Quadrophenia}}''. The film, based on [[Music/{{Quadrophenia}} the album album]] by Music/TheWho, follows Jimmy, a young mod, as he pops pills, rides his scooter, and stares aimlessly out at the ocean trying to find himself.
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* ''BlueMonday'', by the same writer as ''Scooter Girl''.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'' villain Mad Mod, voiced by MalcolmMcDowell.
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* Most of the cast of ''{{Quadrophenia}}''. The film, based on the album by TheWho, follows Jimmy, a young mod, as he pops pills, rides his scooter, and stares aimlessly out at the ocean trying to find himself.
* There is a gang of Mods in ''SLCPunk''. They are portrayed as the punks' rivals, excepting one who moves freely between social groups.
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* Most of the cast of ''{{Quadrophenia}}''. ''Film/{{Quadrophenia}}''. The film, based on the album by TheWho, Music/TheWho, follows Jimmy, a young mod, as he pops pills, rides his scooter, and stares aimlessly out at the ocean trying to find himself.
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* Several characters in the 2010 film of ''BrightonRock'', which is set in 1964 and uses the Brighton Beach Riots as a backdrop.
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* Several characters in the 2010 film of ''BrightonRock'', ''Literature/BrightonRock'', which is set in 1964 and uses the Brighton Beach Riots as a backdrop.
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* The rivalry between Mods and Rockers featured prominently in one episode of ''InspectorGeorgeGently''.
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-->-- '''TheWho''', "[[{{Quadrophenia}} Cut My Hair]]"
A sort of precursor to the modern {{Hipster}}, only with far more amphetamines and street fights, the Mod subculture emerged in England in the early 1960s. Characteristics included wearing tailor-made suits and army jackets, listening to soul, ska, and R&B as well as bands such as TheWho, TheKinks and TheSmallFaces, riding Italian scooters, and fighting with TheRival Rocker subculture, who preferred the leather-jacketed "Greaser" look and American rock and roll music like ChuckBerry and ElvisPresley. This rivalry came to a head at the Brighton Beach Riots of 1964, as shown in the film ''{{Quadrophenia}}''. The subculture experienced a revival in the late 1970s and early 1990s, and subsequently influenced the {{Britpop}} explosion in the 1990s.
A sort of precursor to the modern {{Hipster}}, only with far more amphetamines and street fights, the Mod subculture emerged in England in the early 1960s. Characteristics included wearing tailor-made suits and army jackets, listening to soul, ska, and R&B as well as bands such as TheWho, TheKinks and TheSmallFaces, riding Italian scooters, and fighting with TheRival Rocker subculture, who preferred the leather-jacketed "Greaser" look and American rock and roll music like ChuckBerry and ElvisPresley. This rivalry came to a head at the Brighton Beach Riots of 1964, as shown in the film ''{{Quadrophenia}}''. The subculture experienced a revival in the late 1970s and early 1990s, and subsequently influenced the {{Britpop}} explosion in the 1990s.
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-->-- '''TheWho''', '''Music/TheWho''', "[[{{Quadrophenia}} Cut My Hair]]"
A sort of precursor to the modern {{Hipster}}, only with far more amphetamines and street fights, the Mod subculture emerged in England in the early 1960s. Characteristics included wearing tailor-made suits and army jackets, listening to soul, ska, and R&B as well as bands such asTheWho, TheKinks Music/TheWho, Music/TheKinks and TheSmallFaces, Music/TheSmallFaces, riding Italian scooters, and fighting with TheRival Rocker subculture, who preferred the leather-jacketed "Greaser" look and American rock and roll music like ChuckBerry Music/ChuckBerry and ElvisPresley.Music/ElvisPresley. This rivalry came to a head at the Brighton Beach Riots of 1964, as shown in the film ''{{Quadrophenia}}''. The subculture experienced a revival in the late 1970s and early 1990s, and subsequently influenced the {{Britpop}} explosion in the 1990s.
A sort of precursor to the modern {{Hipster}}, only with far more amphetamines and street fights, the Mod subculture emerged in England in the early 1960s. Characteristics included wearing tailor-made suits and army jackets, listening to soul, ska, and R&B as well as bands such as
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* ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'' villain Mad Mod, voiced by no less than Malcolm [=McDowell=].
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* Although she's technically the godess of Britpop, the Goddess Britannia in ''{{Phonogram}}'' sports a mod look.
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A sort of precursor to the modern {{Hipster}}, only with far more amphetamines and street fights, the Mod subculture emerged in England in the early 1960s. Characteristics included wearing tailor-made suits and army jackets, listening to soul, ska, and R&B as well as bands such as TheWho, TheKinks and The SmallFaces, TheSmallFaces, riding Italian scooters, and fighting with TheRival Rocker subculture, who preferred the leather-jacketed "Greaser" look and American rock and roll music like ChuckBerry and ElvisPresley. This rivalry came to a head at the Brighton Beach Riots of 1964, as shown in the film ''{{Quadrophenia}}''. The subculture experienced a revival in the late 1970s and early 1990s, and subsequently influenced the {{Britpop}} explosion in the 1990s.
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-> And I'm leaping along.
-> I'm dressed right for a beach fight,
-> But I just can't explain
-> Why that uncertain feeling is still here in my brain"''
-> I'm out on the street again
-> And I'm leaping along.
-> I'm dressed right for a beach fight,
-> But I just can't explain
-> Why that uncertain feeling is still here in my brain"''
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A sort of precursor to the modern {{Hipster}}, only with far more amphetamines and street fights, the Mod subculture emerged in England in the early 1960s. Characteristics included wearing tailor-made suits and army jackets, listening to soul, ska, and R&B as well as bands such as TheWho, TheKinks and The Small Faces, riding Italian scooters, and fighting with TheRival Rocker subculture, who preferred the leather-jacketed "Greaser" look and American rock and roll music like ChuckBerry and ElvisPresley. This rivalry came to a head at the Brighton Beach Riots of 1964, as shown in the film {{Quadrophenia}}. The subculture experienced a revival in the late 1970s and early 1990s, and subsequently influenced the {{Britpop}} explosion in the 1990s.
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A sort of precursor to the modern {{Hipster}}, only with far more amphetamines and street fights, the Mod subculture emerged in England in the early 1960s. Characteristics included wearing tailor-made suits and army jackets, listening to soul, ska, and R&B as well as bands such as TheWho, TheKinks and The Small Faces, SmallFaces, riding Italian scooters, and fighting with TheRival Rocker subculture, who preferred the leather-jacketed "Greaser" look and American rock and roll music like ChuckBerry and ElvisPresley. This rivalry came to a head at the Brighton Beach Riots of 1964, as shown in the film {{Quadrophenia}}.''{{Quadrophenia}}''. The subculture experienced a revival in the late 1970s and early 1990s, and subsequently influenced the {{Britpop}} explosion in the 1990s.
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* Several characters in the 2010 version film of ''BrightonRock''.
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-->-- '''TheWho''', ''[[{{Quadrophenia}} Cut My Hair]]''
A sort of precursor to the modern {{Hipster}}, only with far more amphetamines and street fights, the Mod subculture emerged in England in the early 1960s. Characteristics included wearing tailor-made suits and army jackets, listening to soul, ska, and R&B as well as bands such as TheWho, The Kinks and The Small Faces, riding Italian scooters, and fighting with TheRival Rocker subculture, who preferred the leather-jacketed "Greaser" look and American rock and roll music like Chuck Berry and Elvis Presley. This rivalry came to a head at the Brighton Beach Riots of 1964, as shown in the film {{Quadrophenia}}. The subculture experienced a revival in the late 1970s and early 1990s, and subsequently influenced the {{Britpop}} explosion in the 1990s.
A sort of precursor to the modern {{Hipster}}, only with far more amphetamines and street fights, the Mod subculture emerged in England in the early 1960s. Characteristics included wearing tailor-made suits and army jackets, listening to soul, ska, and R&B as well as bands such as TheWho, The Kinks and The Small Faces, riding Italian scooters, and fighting with TheRival Rocker subculture, who preferred the leather-jacketed "Greaser" look and American rock and roll music like Chuck Berry and Elvis Presley. This rivalry came to a head at the Brighton Beach Riots of 1964, as shown in the film {{Quadrophenia}}. The subculture experienced a revival in the late 1970s and early 1990s, and subsequently influenced the {{Britpop}} explosion in the 1990s.
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Hair]]"
A sort of precursor to the modern {{Hipster}}, only with far more amphetamines and street fights, the Mod subculture emerged in England in the early 1960s. Characteristics included wearing tailor-made suits and army jackets, listening to soul, ska, and R&B as well as bands such as TheWho,The Kinks TheKinks and The Small Faces, riding Italian scooters, and fighting with TheRival Rocker subculture, who preferred the leather-jacketed "Greaser" look and American rock and roll music like Chuck Berry ChuckBerry and Elvis Presley.ElvisPresley. This rivalry came to a head at the Brighton Beach Riots of 1964, as shown in the film {{Quadrophenia}}. The subculture experienced a revival in the late 1970s and early 1990s, and subsequently influenced the {{Britpop}} explosion in the 1990s.
A sort of precursor to the modern {{Hipster}}, only with far more amphetamines and street fights, the Mod subculture emerged in England in the early 1960s. Characteristics included wearing tailor-made suits and army jackets, listening to soul, ska, and R&B as well as bands such as TheWho,
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* Although she's technically the godess of Britpop, the Goddess Britannia in {{Phonogram}} sports a mod look.
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* Most of the cast of {{Quadrophenia}}. The film, based on the album by TheWho, follows Jimmy, a young mod, as he pops pills, rides his scooter, and stares aimlessly out at the ocean trying to find himself.
* There is a gang of Mods in SLCPunk. They are portrayed as the punks' rivals, excepting one who moves freely between social groups.
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* Most of the cast of {{Quadrophenia}}.''{{Quadrophenia}}''. The film, based on the album by TheWho, follows Jimmy, a young mod, as he pops pills, rides his scooter, and stares aimlessly out at the ocean trying to find himself.
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* The rivalry between Mods and Rockers featured prominently in one episode of InspectorGeorgeGently.
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