Really in the 90's I stopped listening to the radio in the late 90's as I just did not like it
But songs blatantly about sex from women were new to me
I spoiled the songs because I either ramble or they are NSFW
Generally I really ran away from pop radio and never looked back
I really was into Metal in the early 90's and when ZRock changed it's format from metal to Christian country was one of the really strange things I just didn't understand
One of the odd arguments I know of that I really want to know their answer now is one that changed over time yet was the same answer
How country music went from in the early 90's
As they were really vocal about how it was going pop radio when I was complaining of how I really disliked the radio for the inane drivel and playing the same songs over and over
That I craved a way to find music other than the radio and people at the record stores selling you their favs
I really want to know their answer now hearing what country music is now
But there are a few things I really would like to know how it played out from then from certain people as some of them it was going to be soon
But yeah I really know my search for in vain for new and interesting music really was an ever growing quest with no end that I have no idea where to start or talk to people about started back then
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Also your entitlement ran out two years ago.
Humor can be dissected as a frog can, but dies in the process.
anything by Cracker, The Black Crowes, and Clayton Park by Thrush Hermit
also any Cameron Crowe movie soundtrack
Yes. This.
However, on top of my love for Cracker and Black Crowes and all things grunge I should also confess that the 90s created one of my other favorite guilty pleasures, Hanson.
I tried to see them a few years ago but one of them was sick so they only did half a show and never rescheduled.
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anything by Cracker, The Black Crowes, and Clayton Park by Thrush Hermit
also any Cameron Crowe movie soundtrack
Yes. This.
However, on top of my love for Cracker and Black Crowes and all things grunge I should also confess that the 90s created one of my other favorite guilty pleasures, Hanson.
I tried to see them a few years ago but one of them was sick so they only did half a show and never rescheduled.
Seriously tho, I'm pretty sure there were probably better things to have spent 382 days worth of time on heh.
Every time I use this feature I wonder where I'd be if I'd instead used that time learning a foreign language or practicing with a musical instrument.
Then I get sad for a while.
I have painted 40k stuff while waiting in a que
Learned hangul was playing starcraft
Built lego sets while just sitting around waiting for stuff and much much more
Little wonder while I get really bored at work anymore
Local radio station I like was talking about NHL.com's survey of the top team jerseys as picked by the fans. It was era specific, and the old jersey for the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim came up.
Local radio station I like was talking about NHL.com's survey of the top team jerseys as picked by the fans. It was era specific, and the old jersey for the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim came up.
I remember those. They were the most 90s jerseys.
Purple and Teal
Oh god I had one of those.
I didn't even root for the Ducks. I was a Devils fan from NJ.
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I want the time I spent on this game back, and I will siphon it from Brad McQuaid's soul if I have to.
anything by Cracker, The Black Crowes, and Clayton Park by Thrush Hermit
also any Cameron Crowe movie soundtrack
In the hours since we made these posts, I listened to both albums.
I still prefer Surrender, but then the Chems are probably my favourite electronica group of all time so I'm biased.
I just glanced at the preview image, and thought it was going to be a Mouth Sounds mashup.
But songs blatantly about sex from women were new to me
I spoiled the songs because I either ramble or they are NSFW
I really was into Metal in the early 90's and when ZRock changed it's format from metal to Christian country was one of the really strange things I just didn't understand
One of the odd arguments I know of that I really want to know their answer now is one that changed over time yet was the same answer
How country music went from in the early 90's
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As they were really vocal about how it was going pop radio when I was complaining of how I really disliked the radio for the inane drivel and playing the same songs over and over
That I craved a way to find music other than the radio and people at the record stores selling you their favs
I really want to know their answer now hearing what country music is now
But there are a few things I really would like to know how it played out from then from certain people as some of them it was going to be soon
But yeah I really know my search for in vain for new and interesting music really was an ever growing quest with no end that I have no idea where to start or talk to people about started back then
Unironically love this, most people hated it though it seems
This song still gets me pumped
Millennials. Always entitled.
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That is both sad and wonderment
I said "He looks like a character from the TV show Aeon Flux"
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No ability to access /playtime to get a screenshot for Ultima actually. ( My EQ time was still way more tho)
Yes. This.
However, on top of my love for Cracker and Black Crowes and all things grunge I should also confess that the 90s created one of my other favorite guilty pleasures, Hanson.
I tried to see them a few years ago but one of them was sick so they only did half a show and never rescheduled.
Just go the whole hog and call yourself Smegma.
Then I get sad for a while.
Cracker still tours a lot fyi
They'll be in DC in less than 2 weeks
If doing a thing makes you happy, then it’s worthwile. Even if it’s video games!
I have painted 40k stuff while waiting in a que
Learned hangul was playing starcraft
Built lego sets while just sitting around waiting for stuff and much much more
Little wonder while I get really bored at work anymore
First The Raccoons. While it started airing in the 80s, it's was basically on repeat. Also the 90s didn't really come to Canada until about 1994.
For music, we had our own Grunge and Post-grunge thing going on
But later in the decade things got a little more bubble-gum.
I never finish anyth
It may be my favourite game, and definitely my favourite point+click adventure game.
Still puts a smile on my face.
If you can tell me where my character is standing in this screenshot, you get a cookie.
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I remember those. They were the most 90s jerseys.
Purple and Teal
I never finish anyth
I remember one Christmas my parents got me a little machine you could use to make your own pogs. It was pretty cool actually.
Right here?
Oh god I had one of those.
I didn't even root for the Ducks. I was a Devils fan from NJ.
I just really liked those movies.
A kid in my class had one of those
I would win one of his custom pogs, then swap it back to him at an exorbitant rate