The nineties for me was: First year in the U.S,Grungerock,R.E.M.
tHE INTERNET!!! Generation -X.
a slight 70's revival in the youth.
This film (loved it)
Clunky boots and second hand clothes.
And...What else???
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how do you remember the nineties?The when?
not to bring everyone down but since i was born in 89 the nineties seemed really old and dusty
the music was cool but other then that i think it was sort of the comedown from the the decade long cocaine binge of the 80s
the funny thing is that i relate to this movie as a high school grad with all my college drop out friends
i was always shunning popular tastes so i never appreciated 90s culture i guess still dont
2010s are going to be wild as *beep*
Yeah even when it all dies in 2012 *Grins*
The ninties huh?
Well I was born in 90 and had a sister 7 years older so Ill to my best
Nickelodeon was awesome, Beavis and Butthead Thanksgiving marathon where 2 rednecks were going to kill them afterwards (as the finale), the start of Daria which should be on dvd by now, Playstation and that means Crash Bandicoot, my sweetA Sega Genesis Sonic like a *beep* rap I didn't enjoy, ICP, Britney Spears and all the Boy bands of which I sadly owned an N'sync CD, the big minidisc vs. cd thing, Nirvana even though my sister owned the cds against the wishes of my parents, that flick clueless, biodome and the rest of Pauly Shore which I enjoy, reruns of Growing Pains, my first R rated movie was Payback with Mel Gibson as a badass (I hadn't seen it since In the theatre and rewatched it recently, remembered the entire thing), this kind of "misunderstood bohemeian poets" that came about with the Alt rock grunge music scene, the Maci-fuc*ing-rana, for some odd reason lesbians and gay people did alot of people start coming out in the 90s?, Eat my Shorts on Nick, Bill Clinton, Jim Carrey, Dobbs video rental, Heavyweights, pro wrestling, the rise of the Green movement, was freaks and geeks in the 90s? if so late 90s, little fuzzy furby, Tamagachi keychains, Gameboy, POWER RANGERS! but only the first 2 groups of kids and motion picture, TMNT live action, haha I remember not thinking too much for Star Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace plus ani and padme being love interests was like me hitting on my sisters friends (which never worked), Rugrats, All the good kid shows really I mean just look at the disney renaissance that happend (I can show you the world, shineing shimmering splendor), Harry Potter
And with that I cut the list short
good times, good times
Why do the smart kids quote Citizen Kane?
I loved the 90s.. oasis came out with Definitely Maybe in 94 and I was in britian at the time.. great memory. It ended up selling more than the Beatles for a debut album in Britian..
flannel, nirvana, foo fighters, alice in chains, black hole sun, hand me down clothes, rem, green day dookie haha
It was all good..I'll forever love the 90s
College--Flannel shirts, boots, hemp jewelry, going organic with everything, grunge rock, coffee houses, indie music and films, ideals, Clinton white house.
If you are in your thirties and love this film, see Definitely, Maybe. It is about a guy who is graduating college in early nineties and is very idealistic and concerned about apathy in his generation. It follows him from then until now and you see how his life worked out.
I want to see *this* film made into a sequel, actually. Would love to know what happened to Troy and Lainey and how things worked out for them.
I think of 1991-1996. The 90's kind of lost its pop cultural edge starting in 1997.
shareBaby doll dresses and chokers. Ahhh!
"First you ask if you can be red, knowing that I'm always red."
The 90's was the last time there was any decent Rock or Metal produced, that I know. I miss the 90's. :(
A paper man cut into shreds
By his own pair of scissors
He'll never forgive her
It was my main childhood decade, born in mid 1984 I don't have many memories of the 80s (certainly wasn't aware of current events back then), I started infant school in '89 I did my GCSEs in 2000. I'm sad to say I didn't do too well in the 2000s, it wasn't all bad but childhood was a different, more carefree time.
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The 90's were my 20's. I was born in 1970, so do the easy math.
Working at an indy record store from 90-96, then at a bank (Boo!)
Out...every night...seeing bands, bands, and more bands.
My first real adult relationship, from October 91 to November 93.
We lived together.
Was it love? I thought so at the time.
And when she dumped me I was a mess for a long time.
But I'd go back in a second. Things have never been as good.
I just turned 40 and I'm unemployed, thanks to this economy.
I'm single. Not a big deal. I see women on occasion.
Can't AFFORD to get serious, even if I wanted to.
Don't have the energy to see bands anymore.
Plus, most of 'em SUCK anyway!
I was a kid (born in 1990). At that time, I actually like most of the songs played on the radio than now. Its no surprise, I loveed the Spice Girls, N'Sync, Backstreet Boys, what little girl didn't? I also enjoyed listening to the dance music that came from Europe. I didn't use the internet as much as I do now. My dad had a pager, cell phones were for rich people! I was happy until 2001 cause thats when I went to a new school.
shareIn the '90's I was age 9-18. I remember watching 90210 when I was way too young,fanny packs (Jesus!), Walkmans with cassette tapes,VCR's, video store mania (no Netflix), beepers, kid's TV (Saved by the Bell, Doogie Howser, Parker Lewis can't lose, Full House-I admit I watched it, Nickelodeon-Pete & Pete, Doug, Hey Arnold, Salute your Shorts, Rugrats, All That), Al Bundy, loving Jordan Catalano from My So Called Life, WB dramas (Dawson's Creek, Buffy, etc) in my teens, horny R&B (R. Kelly, Jodeci, that song called "Knockin Boots"), Quentin Tarantino, chockers, back pack purses, clog and platform shoes, those awful thigh high stockings, belly shirts and baby doll dresses, Starter hats and jackets, the revival of swing dancing (i.e. Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Brian Setzer Orchestra, Big Bad Voodoo daddy, the GAP commercials), ravers with glow sticks, Meg Ryan chick flicks, being obsessed with "rock alternative" like Oasis, Alanis, Green day, loving The Red Hot Chili Peppers, The awful Macerna, the movie Clueless, boy bands, Britney Spears, Spice girls, TRL. Johnny Depp in his purest non-commercial & unconventional form.
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