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Pamela Rooke as Amyl Nitrite
Jubilee (1978) dir. Derek Jarman
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Pamela Rooke as Amyl Nitrite
Jubilee (1978) dir. Derek Jarman
New study: Amyl Nitrite Market Report 2017
New study: Amyl Nitrite Market Report 2017
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I wish I could go back in time and do poppers with William James.
amyl nitrite
Although some of the posters for the 1977 Derek Jarman film Jubilee do say "Amyl Nitrite," the punk anti-historian played by Jordan is actually called "Amyl Nitrate," which is what this blog is named after.
See the Criterion Jubilee site, and previous picture and video references that I've posted before to explain the reference.
I'm not referring to poppers (amyl nitrite), just punk history (though amyl nitrate is an actual chemical, as well).