上世纪90年代初的摇滚记忆仅存在于高级知识分子和外国人的圈子。涉外关系的饭店、酒吧里艺术家和摇滚乐手结成了最初的友谊,在凯宾斯基大酒店、宋怀桂的马克西姆留下不少外交佳话—音乐的确属于“特权阶级”。同时,漂洋过海的打口磁带从沿海深入内陆,摇滚乐在还没有正式引进和中途渠道的条件下已形成了颇具规模的灰色产业链。90年代中期,“英语学习热潮”由国家 The rock memories of the early 1990s only existed in the circles of high-level intellectuals and foreigners. Artists in foreign-related hotels and pubs formed the initial friendship with rockers, leaving many diplomatic stories at Maxim Kempinski Grand Hotel and Song Huai-kui - the music belongs to the “privileged class.” At the same time, the drifting tapes drifting across the sea have been formed into large-scale gray industrial chains under the conditions of no formal introduction and mid-way channels for rockets entering the mainland from the coast. The mid 90s, “English learning boom ” by the state