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Is there actually anything that could be featured in such a show? r were the 90s just as boring as I think they were?
Ideas ppl?
Ideas ppl?
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old.V-f-u-b-a-r
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what the 1990s actually happened??:sleeping:
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SoWat
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Pah!
In 20/30 years you'll be 'ooohing' and 'aaaing' (and boring your kids silly), when the 'I Love The 90s' show is aired.
They, in turn, will laugh themselves silly when they see (or hear)....
mobile phones
raves
the spice girls
mountain bikes
garage music
Quake I/II/III
modems/ISDN/ADSL
DVD
any clothes from the era
The appeal of these retro programs isn't in the 'big things', but in the minutae of everyday life. My kids piss themselves when they see photos of me and the missus from the 70s and 80s (but their turn, and yours, will come)
In 20/30 years you'll be 'ooohing' and 'aaaing' (and boring your kids silly), when the 'I Love The 90s' show is aired.
They, in turn, will laugh themselves silly when they see (or hear)....
mobile phones
raves
the spice girls
mountain bikes
garage music
Quake I/II/III
modems/ISDN/ADSL
DVD
any clothes from the era
The appeal of these retro programs isn't in the 'big things', but in the minutae of everyday life. My kids piss themselves when they see photos of me and the missus from the 70s and 80s (but their turn, and yours, will come)
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drugs
dance music
computer games
mobile technology
everything you know today happened then
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hmmmm, I cant help feeling that computer games will be credited entirely to sony due to pop culture.
It might be nice to think that BT will be lombasted for not giving us geeks uber fast net connections, but they will probably be an item in themselves under "last of the nationalised companies" (not sure when they went private actually, never cared, maybe late 80s.. well, it might feature... my rant is fading out now... groan)...
It might be nice to think that BT will be lombasted for not giving us geeks uber fast net connections, but they will probably be an item in themselves under "last of the nationalised companies" (not sure when they went private actually, never cared, maybe late 80s.. well, it might feature... my rant is fading out now... groan)...
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take it from me m8's....
the nineties were a LOT better than the eighties.
the nineties were a LOT better than the eighties.
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old.V-f-u-b-a-r
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i meant they kinda went quick, like they didn't really happen
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old.charliealpha
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Originally posted by V-f-u-b-a-r
i meant they kinda went quick, like they didn't really happen
that'll be the drugs
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old.[MAD]Lexx
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Originally posted by SoWat
Pah!
mobile phones
raves
the spice girls
mountain bikes
garage music
Quake I/II/III
modems/ISDN/ADSL
DVD
any clothes from the era
The appeal of these retro programs isn't in the 'big things', but in the minutae of everyday life. My kids piss themselves when they see photos of me and the missus from the 70s and 80s (but their turn, and yours, will come)
Don't forget Radiohead - The best band in the world, ever... EVER I TELL YOU!!!
(except for the last coupla' albums)
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old.deathmask
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youre the onl radiohead fan who doesnt pretend that this "experimental" and "inspiring" shit is the best ever.
but still, they're shit, no stage prescence whatsoever.
listen to guns n roses or early manic street preachers
but still, they're shit, no stage prescence whatsoever.
listen to guns n roses or early manic street preachers
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old.[MAD]Lexx
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Well, I ain't saying it's shit, but I don't like it as much as their 2nd and 3rd albums...
Saying that, Kid A was the first album to go number one in America since Fat of the Land - Prodigy, thats about 2 years - it's got to say something surely?!
Please! American trash, and a band with a guitarist who knows possibly 4 chords, no thanks!
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youre almost as blinkered about them two as i am about radiohead
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old.[MAD]Lexx
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Touché! I think we'll agree to disagree
Some bands you like, some you don't... Now, Britney - there's a different story - she kicks arse!
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old.deathmask
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lol i really hope you're joking.
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old.[MAD]Lexx
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Funny you should say that - I've heard rumours that she's actually joining Guns N' Roses on their next tour for a couple of the dates - check the exclusive picture:
http://www.hudan.com/pics/funny/band1.jpg
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The 90's brought us some of the best things ever!
Britney
S Club 7
And all the other fit girly type singers (I ignore the men in the S Club).
God, have the Manic Street Preachers really gone down hill tho. I used to like them loads, but their new stuff is absolute pants!
Although the D-Day vid was cool.
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Britney
S Club 7
And all the other fit girly type singers (I ignore the men in the S Club).
God, have the Manic Street Preachers really gone down hill tho. I used to like them loads, but their new stuff is absolute pants!
Although the D-Day vid was cool.
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yeah the new stufff is quite poor, hence me saying "early manics..." - there firt 3 albums rocked, everytihng must go was good, best of the year, but nothing compared to the previous ones (tho design for life was incredible) the latest 2 just arent up to much, incredible lyrics, very talented but just not as exciting as they were
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old.V-f-u-b-a-r
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Originally posted by charliealpha
that'll be the drugs
i was wonderin what they did
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old.[MAD]Lexx
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I'm guessing that nuttah who kept cutting himself who left the Manics and dissappeared must have had a bit of tallent? Was it when he went that they started churning out boring music?
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u listen to a bunch of crap uke:
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beg pardon? BRITENEY??!!!Originally posted by [MAD]Lexx
Touché! I think we'll agree to disagree
Some bands you like, some you don't... Now, Britney - there's a different story - she kicks arse!
aaarrrrgh!
/has nervous breakdown from shock that anyone likes that... bleaugh!
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old.[MAD]Lexx
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It was a joke damn it! A joke!!! Aaaarrrgghhh!!!
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REM and Blur seem to have gone the 'experimental' road into weird shite, much like the Manics and Radiohead.
I am/was a HUGE fan of REM and Blur and now I'm really trying to like them. They make it so hard though when their recent albums just... seem... to... drone...
[nostalgia]
Now, the summers of 1994 and 1995! THAT was the time to be alive! Blur had just released Parklife and had dedicated their Brit award to Oasis. Elastica allowed Sleeper to knock out their first album, joined by Echobelly, Menswear, Supergrass, The Bluetones, Cast.
The world was still listening to REM's Automatic For The People (sensibly ignoring their 1995 album, Monster) until Radiohead released The Bends.
And then the V96 festival shone on the horizon...
[/nostalgia]
MAN I'm living in the past...
I am/was a HUGE fan of REM and Blur and now I'm really trying to like them. They make it so hard though when their recent albums just... seem... to... drone...
[nostalgia]
Now, the summers of 1994 and 1995! THAT was the time to be alive! Blur had just released Parklife and had dedicated their Brit award to Oasis. Elastica allowed Sleeper to knock out their first album, joined by Echobelly, Menswear, Supergrass, The Bluetones, Cast.
The world was still listening to REM's Automatic For The People (sensibly ignoring their 1995 album, Monster) until Radiohead released The Bends.
And then the V96 festival shone on the horizon...
[/nostalgia]
MAN I'm living in the past...
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I also said that when I said 'I love hear'say'...they wont listen
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old.[MAD]Lexx
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Yeah, I was there! Best festival I've been to... Apart from maybe Glastonbury '99.
90's music man, it rocks!
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HAHAHA very good joke Lexx!