#21

10th anniversary vinyl reissues
20th anniversary vinyl reissues

‘Playing the album in full’ live shows

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#22

owning enough music gear to start a four or five piece band but not knowing how to play 90% of it.

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#23

https://community.drownedinsound.com

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#24

Josh Freese started destroying drum kits etc

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#25

Chilling out, maxing, relaxing all cool

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#26

Didn’t have Sky but RTÉ 1 and 2 bumped us up to 6 channels

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#27

The teacher would come out and we’d get a right bollocking for building a poorly maintained nuclear reactor in the middle of the playground. But we TURNED OUT ALRIGHT

Have the early 90s been subject to the “every child drank from hoses” revisionism yet

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#28

Yeah, I put my light residential right next to my heavy industrial, I was listening to Shania Twain, eating a raisin Club biscuit AND HTAT WAS BRITTIN AT ITS BESTO

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#29

Calling them PJ and Duncan
Referring to the episode of Byker Grove with the paintball
Getting upset when other people call the music of their youth ‘classic rock’

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#30

I’m brutally, painfully nostalgic for that bit of my life, ngl

#31

Whole lot of you folks seemed to start the school day singing.
What song was it?

  • School song
  • The national anthem of whatever country you were in
  • One of them there chart hits you hear about

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#32

hymns.

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#33

Oh okay.

#34

Pretending the SNES was better than the Megadrive.

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#35

i’m not a geriatric millennial tho tbf. maybe they were singing chart bangers.

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#36

No.

KNOWING the Snes was better than the mega drive :+1:

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#37

Stock Aiken Waterman medley or whatever.

#38

Choosing between blur and oasis

#39

The Arthur Mathews TV show ‘Father Ted’
and
Immediately think of Father Damo when reading the following:

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#40

:grinning::grinning::grinning:

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