Music and Youth Culture Task 3:

1a)  In the Army by Status Quo.
1b) It was significant to my step-dad because, on the first morning that he woke up at basic training in the Army, the song was played at half past five in the morning and they came into the room banging a metal bin.
It is significant to Ben because it reflects the start of his new life as a soldier in the Army, which was a big milestone within his life. I think this reason reflects that Ben's Youth was spent differently, compared to the youths of a lot of people his age. The Army played a big part in Ben's life and he formed a lot of strong bonds with other soldiers that were in the same position as him. They became "brothers" to him.

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