Matchbox Twenty was amazing. Haha, I saw them in concert. <3
I also have to add to the Spice Girls fanaticism.
I also have to add to the Spice Girls fanaticism.
The Nineties!
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dare I say his name was Kurt not kirk lol (sorry massive NIRVANA fan <-- see I even capitalise it as its the 'right' way to type it lol)
Originally posted by
JR
I had the long hair, flannels, vans, carpenter jeans. I didn't discover Nirvana until the day of Kirk's death. It was also the decade of the CD. Remember when you had to look for a computer that HAD a CD drive? Imagine how things would've been
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I had the long hair, flannels, vans, carpenter jeans. I didn't discover Nirvana until the day of Kirk's death. It was also the decade of the CD. Remember when you had to look for a computer that HAD a CD drive? Imagine how things would've been different with just a thumb drive!?!?! Computers with 4MG Hard drives...floppy floppies...Word vs. Works. The horrid birth of the Reality Show genre with Road Rules and Real World...
03/14/2011
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the Melvins, the wipers (Ive even got some of their vinyl) the whole grunge movement and every band that followed.... all thanks to NIRVANA.
Originally posted by
Gary
Headbangers ball was the only cool thing on MTV (well that and Beavis and Butthead), and that whole Seattle grunge thing just took over. I still hate most of that stuff... although if it were not for that whole scene, the Melvins would probably never
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Headbangers ball was the only cool thing on MTV (well that and Beavis and Butthead), and that whole Seattle grunge thing just took over. I still hate most of that stuff... although if it were not for that whole scene, the Melvins would probably never have gotten to put out so many great albums.
There's not much from the 90's that I can't turn into a NIRVANA reference, Kurt appearing on headbangers ball in a bright yellow taffeta prom dress was classic.
I'm guessing a LOT of EF members are born post 80-85 due to the high number of windows, micro soft etc votes. I'll be a proud member of Gen X til the day I die, stomping around in my docs, buried with my flanno (wouldnt dare wear it around my waist these days - but back then it was the uniform)
03/14/2011
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The X-files reminds me a lot of the 90's! I also loved Beverly Hills 90210 and Melrose Place. Those shows were huge back then. lol.
Originally posted by
Carrie Ann
Related to: Seminal Styles of the 20th Century, Part Eight: The ’90sSo this is the first week of 8 that I'm pretty sure all of us wandering around the EF forums were actually alive in the article's focus decade. Heh.Let's talk about what screams
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Related to: Seminal Styles of the 20th Century, Part Eight: The ’90sSo this is the first week of 8 that I'm pretty sure all of us wandering around the EF forums were actually alive in the article's focus decade. Heh.Let's talk about what screams "90s" to you.
Nirvana reminds me a lot of the 90's too. I admit that I was really into the Spice girls. "Girl power" reminds me a lot of the 90's.
05/06/2011
Ooooh! I'll never get over the grunge and Kurt Cobain! Wheeeew! I'll also always be a die hard HANSON fan. By the way, theyre coming to my area tuesday and I've waited for this day since I was 8! Unfortunately, the tornadoes have done too much damage and I may not get to see them Sorry for going off topic. The 90's were so relaxing to me, but then again I WAS a child then! Lol. I love to think of the 90's it's sooo calming. I like the thought of flowery sun dresses and wind suits. Lol HahA kidding about that wind suits part! Lol. Just had to throw that one in there. I did own one though. I was a kid and I told my mom I wanted one of those suits that said "Swish, Swish, Swish" when you walk! Haha
05/07/2011
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Oh yeah! Xena. I loved that show!
Originally posted by
Misha's Amusements
Xena....ER....REM..... .and the Stevie Nicks style clothing I wore for drag contests at Boneshakers. Meeting lots of cool indie musicians in Athens Georgia when I fronted The Prophecy(grunge was in but we were goths).
05/07/2011
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Seinfeld & Friends
Originally posted by
Carrie Ann
Related to: Seminal Styles of the 20th Century, Part Eight: The ’90sSo this is the first week of 8 that I'm pretty sure all of us wandering around the EF forums were actually alive in the article's focus decade. Heh.Let's talk about what screams
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Related to: Seminal Styles of the 20th Century, Part Eight: The ’90sSo this is the first week of 8 that I'm pretty sure all of us wandering around the EF forums were actually alive in the article's focus decade. Heh.Let's talk about what screams "90s" to you.
Mar 5, 2:09 pm
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Ahh the 90s....Scary times lol.
Originally posted by
Carrie Ann
Related to: Seminal Styles of the 20th Century, Part Eight: The ’90sSo this is the first week of 8 that I'm pretty sure all of us wandering around the EF forums were actually alive in the article's focus decade. Heh.Let's talk about what screams
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Related to: Seminal Styles of the 20th Century, Part Eight: The ’90sSo this is the first week of 8 that I'm pretty sure all of us wandering around the EF forums were actually alive in the article's focus decade. Heh.Let's talk about what screams "90s" to you.
Mar 15, 4:59 pm
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Windows 98 & AOL/Yahoo Chat
Originally posted by
Carrie Ann
Related to: Seminal Styles of the 20th Century, Part Eight: The ’90sSo this is the first week of 8 that I'm pretty sure all of us wandering around the EF forums were actually alive in the article's focus decade. Heh.Let's talk about what screams
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Related to: Seminal Styles of the 20th Century, Part Eight: The ’90sSo this is the first week of 8 that I'm pretty sure all of us wandering around the EF forums were actually alive in the article's focus decade. Heh.Let's talk about what screams "90s" to you.
May 17, 7:38 pm
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