I miss them. I mean, really? Lady Gaga (she's acceptable... to a degree), Justin Bieber, Hannah Montana? I fear for our children.
I decided to look up VH1's greatest songs of the 90's and came across Oasis and it got me started listening to some of it and, in contrast, it is heavenly compared to the atrocious acidic vomit spewing forth from most mainstream groups these days.
Breaking Benjamin and Chevelle are both pretty good, though. So I guess it's not ALL bad!
My daughter just spent (in my opinion wasted!) to see that witch in L.A. I believe in April, 2011. I just don't see the appeal, especially after believing it was a man in drag for an entire year!
My daughter just spent (in my opinion wasted!) to see that witch in L.A. I believe in April, 2011. I just don't see the appeal, especially after believing it was a man in drag for an entire year!
All I know is seeing her I can't guess, and don't want to. Must keep flipping through the channels.
I feel that way when I come across Hannah Montana on the tube. I imagine my IQ dropping much like what a gas pump looks like when filling up, only in reverse. It causes irreversible brain damage and must be avoided as much as possible.
I feel that those of us who were between 10 and 15 for the beginning of the 90's were blessed with the greatest music. Not of all time, you can not discount CCR, Hendrix, The Doors, Pink Floyd, Skynryd ect. But as far as the number of great bands to come out of one decade, the 90's has to be it. Nirvana changed music forever. Soundgarden, Alice in chains, Eddie Vedder/Pearl Jam and so on. I am glad I got to grow up listening to that, instead of the garbage that is called music now. I know my daughter will grow up listening to "Dads" music, and not that crap they play on the radio.
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