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Owithey posted:On a spotify deep dive I came across one of the most 90's tracks for me. Combining Nu-metal with happy hardcore makes it something special... This made my dog leave the room
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Given the remix album isnt great, Fear Factory is usually pretty solid. Its like they wanted to do industrial rock without really comitting.
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Owithey posted:On a spotify deep dive I came across one of the most 90's tracks for me. Combining Nu-metal with happy hardcore makes it something special... That may be the most 90s thing. Like playing 3 different songs I was into at the same time in 1998.
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Ministry hit pretty big in the late 80s/early 90s so I think this counts. Ministry- NWO
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Owithey posted:On a spotify deep dive I came across one of the most 90's tracks for me. Combining Nu-metal with happy hardcore makes it something special... This is some pretty bad gabba!
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What is amazing is that pic of Tiffany Amber Thiessen is from last week. Tbh the whole SbtB cast looks great. Even Dustin Diamond, despite his uh...troubles. dialhforhero has a new favorite as of 22:39 on Aug 9, 2019 |
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dialhforhero posted:Tiffany Amber Thiessen I never was a blonde-chasing guy and even then the balloon boobs of Anderson were too much. That name brings up the memories.
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evobatman posted:That top is great when she does the handstand. I didn't remember the handstand, and had to look it up. She's about to fall out  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSUF6WR5mMg
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I forgot these existed and I think I really liked them. I also miss 3D Doritos, which were like Bugles but puffier and crispier and with better flavors.
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I have a a soft spot for that soundtrack because it was the only album The Cure's Burn was released on until a 2004 compilation, and I really like the song.
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Veib posted:I have a a soft spot for that soundtrack because it was the only album The Cure's Burn was released on until a 2004 compilation, and I really like the song. The soundtrack is really good. Of course, I may be biased, since I was fifteen when it came out, aka the target market for both the movie and the soundtrack these two songs were also really good https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aF4hyVArBDc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fuqZFBTP0I
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Randaconda posted:The soundtrack is really good. I was 13, and  Man, I have really fond memories of the local alternative station that summer and the next. It was pretty much the perfect confluence of the record companies throwing everything they could at recapturing the unexpected success of Nirvana.
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Iron Crowned posted:I was 13, and  the grunge era was by far my favorite era of music. {  )
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Anyone mention Fibreoptic lamps? the answer to that is probably yeah a thousand fuckin times
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wesleywillis posted:Anyone mention Fibreoptic lamps? Anything from Spencer's, really. I begged my parents for a stupid novelty traffic light I could hang on the wall.
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Veib posted:I have a a soft spot for that soundtrack because it was the only album The Cure's Burn was released on until a 2004 compilation, and I really like the song. It is easily my favorite Cure song and blows my mind it didn’t/doesn’t get played.
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I was thinking how its weird the Cure song I hear the most is Friday I'm In Love. I guess it was their last major hit? It's just weird because like Just Like Heaven is a superior song but its just as poppy and happy as the other. One thing I remember very distinctly about early internet useage was you'd mention you liked something from the Crow soundtrack or you saw a KMFDM video and mention it online and some gate keeping rear end in a top hat would burst though the wall and say "those band suuuuuck, they're for people who don't understand music, you need to listen to *obscure band that only has 8tracks they sell on the midwestern tours*". I mean you still get that now, but with the smaller number of people online, they seemed like they were more powerful than they were. Mostly because they were probably 30 hanging out in a chatroom populated by teenagers.
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man, i love the cure https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLW22B5R3Mc
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Friday I'm In Love put me off The Cure for so long. Sucks so mucho.
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ICHIBAHN posted:Friday I'm In Love put me off The Cure for so long. Sucks so mucho. 
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Music chat reminds me of a very 90s phenomenon: getting exposed to new bands and genres from a cut-down video clip on Beavis and Butt-head that Viacom absolutely would never have aired in any other context. The list of music aired on that show is pretty eclectic. Admittedly, some of it was obscure for a good reason, but... yeah, that show was the first place I heard a lot of these bands (e.g. "Caterpillar" by The Cure) and, pre-internet, music discovery outside of direct exposure by friends or media was very much a sort of one-thing-leads-to-another excavation process. twistedmentat posted:I was thinking how its weird the Cure song I hear the most is Friday I'm In Love. I guess it was their last major hit? It's just weird because like Just Like Heaven is a superior song but its just as poppy and happy as the other. This is true. And speaking of early internet and music snobs - I guess I was lucky not to really run into too many of those; people were just real passionate about talking about music before mp3s (and relatively easy ways to create and pass them around) exploded. I fondly remember a document I accessed on the late 90s web somewhere, some extremely carefully curated thing that attempted to source as many samples in songs (mostly techno/industrial) as possible, like some four-word sample in the middle of a Thrill Kill Kult song that maybe 30 people cared about would be correctly attributed to an early 60s piece of trash cinema that wasn't available at Blockbuster or Hollywood.
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I remember chain e-mails being much more ubiquitous during the 90s than they are now. I mean, I'm sure boomers see a lot more of them than I do, but as a teen I feel like there were a lot more floating around then. I remember one mean-girl chain I saw on newsgroups at some point in 1997. It listed common boys names and their general sexual prowess; my name was said to have a small pee pee and was noted as bad at fuckin'. 
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it's "let's go to bed" actually or "a forest" Grraarrgghh posted:I remember chain e-mails being much more ubiquitous during the 90s than they are now. I mean, I'm sure boomers see a lot more of them than I do, but as a teen I feel like there were a lot more floating around then. i remember the ones where you held down the scroll button and the ascii animated while you made a wish or something nishi koichi has a new favorite as of 14:04 on Aug 15, 2019 |
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I will never get how Achewood simultaneously makes the best and the worst comic strips. Like every time you scroll to the new one it's either eternally etched into the heavens of comedy or incredibly loving stupid.
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Some computer demos are 90s as gently caress. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89wq5EoXy-0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mWbnVPwX4U https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XezcZVu66QI
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Pastry of the Year posted:some four-word sample in the middle of a Thrill Kill Kult song that maybe 30 people cared about would be correctly attributed to an early 60s piece of trash cinema that wasn't available at Blockbuster or Hollywood. It was "I live for drugs," wasn't it?
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