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[Abraham Smashington]

AND DON'T YOU DARE SULLY N'SYNC.

BYE BYE BYE ALL OVER YOUR ASS.

[Jan]

10 years ago was not the 90's Ed.....

[Captain Russ]

All 4 One did it better years before. Same with Boyz II Men.

But then I guess those groups didn't have enough white in them.

[Captain Russ]

Guilty, if but only for a moment.

[Abraham Smashington]

All 4 One did it better years before. Same with Boyz II Men.

But then I guess those groups didn't have enough white in them.

Jackson 5 and the Beatles did better than all of them.

[Jan]

Jesus and the twelve Apostles did it first.

[Abraham Smashington]

YESSSss

[Captain Russ]

Jackson 5 and the Beatles did better than all of them.

John Lennon never wrote "I Swear," so this back and forth is pointless.

[Abraham Smashington]

you got me there.

[Captain Russ]

GET UP

GET UP

I DROPPED THE FUCKIN' BOMBSHELL

*BOOSH*

[Timothy225]

I thought the music was pretty damn spiffy in the 90's, until the dark times when Britney Spears, N Sync, and their ilk showed up. Prior to that... Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, Green Day, etc., all in their prime. The alternative rock scene was rockin' like a mofo, too.

Also, kids have ALWAYS cared about sex, dude. Music and fashion trends come and go, often in cycles, but all roads lead to getting some noonie-cookie for yo' ass.

[Lisa]

I'm with Tim. Pre-Britney, 90s music was pretty good stuff.

[BillyG]

I'm with Tim. Pre-Britney, 90s music was pretty good stuff.

Yeah, but this kid is obviously going after the late 90s. Early 90s music was amazing, but New Found Glory gives up that he is talking the dark days.

[Mike]

I thought the music was pretty damn spiffy in the 90's, until the dark times when Britney Spears, N Sync, and their ilk showed up. Prior to that... Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, Green Day, etc., all in their prime. The alternative rock scene was rockin' like a mofo, too.

Also, kids have ALWAYS cared about sex, dude. Music and fashion trends come and go, often in cycles, but all roads lead to getting some noonie-cookie for yo' ass.

Yeah the 90's for me was the first decade I actually had to pay attention to find good music. 80's they still played great music on the radio from both the 70's and the 80's. But the 90's marked the whole birth of that really annoying Band Archeologist phenomenon where you had to hunt for good music. Especially the late 90's. They tried to make it easier by lumping it into the banner of "college radio station music" or the even worse "indy music", but depending on what station you found or who ran the local music stores, you still could have a huge issue finding stuff that was great.

The internet fucked all of that up, thank God. Now I can sample as many bands as I wish and support only those I genuinely like.

[Captain Russ]

TWO PRINCES!

WOOOOOOOOOOOO