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[Dresderstan]

I don't remember groove metal being a big thing in the mid 90s.

There's Pantera.

Yeah I never heard them.

[The BlAAtschApen]

wow dude. How old are you?

Only old people can remember the mid 90s.

The young people were drunk or otherwise under influence

[Jolthig]

There's Pantera.

Yeah I never heard them.

They were huge in the 90s and early 2000s.

[Dresderstan]

Yeah I never heard them.

They were huge in the 90s and early 2000s.

And yet I feel no one really remembers or cares about them outside the metal scene, because they didn't feel all that huge.

[Jolthig]

They were huge in the 90s and early 2000s.

And yet I feel no one really remembers or cares about them outside the metal scene, because they didn't feel all that huge.

They were so huge, they were able to be alongside the late glam, grunge, post-grunge, EDM, and even early nu metal scenes. They were big in metal. And even madonna respects them

[Dresderstan]

And yet I feel no one really remembers or cares about them outside the metal scene, because they didn't feel all that huge.

They were so huge, they were able to be alongside the late glam, grunge, post-grunge, EDM, and even early nu metal scenes. They were big in metal. And even madonna respects them

Yeah again, they're metal famous and tbh Madonna was on a declining path around the time of Erotica, rebounded herself with R&B throughout the rest of the 90s and then crashed hard with her dance pop and awful covers through the rest of the 2000s. (Really American Pie Madonna, why cover a classic like that?)

[The BlAAtschApen]

They were so huge, they were able to be alongside the late glam, grunge, post-grunge, EDM, and even early nu metal scenes. They were big in metal. And even madonna respects them

Yeah again, they're metal famous and tbh Madonna was on a declining path around the time of Erotica, rebounded herself with R&B throughout the rest of the 90s and then crashed hard with her dance pop and awful covers through the rest of the 2000s. (Really American Pie Madonna, why cover a classic like that?)

The saga begins...

[Dresderstan]

Yeah again, they're metal famous and tbh Madonna was on a declining path around the time of Erotica, rebounded herself with R&B throughout the rest of the 90s and then crashed hard with her dance pop and awful covers through the rest of the 2000s. (Really American Pie Madonna, why cover a classic like that?)

The saga begins...

That wasn't even the worst of her Dance hits in the 2000s, Music (Real apt title there) is far worse.

[The Holy Therns]

Well, this is where I bring Spotify up then. I need to be sentimental for the rest of the night.

[Jolthig]

The saga begins...

That wasn't even the worst of her Dance hits in the 2000s, Music (Real apt title there) is far worse.

https://youtu.be/VZxr5e9W9eg

[Jolthig]

But can Madonna be as good as Nickleback?

[The Holy Therns]

But can Madonna be as good as Nickleback?

There's something they're good at?

[Dresderstan]

But can Madonna be as good as Nickleback?

There's something they're good at?

They're good at being bad and hated by everyone. Also post grunge was a mistake and even though Nickelback was the most popular of those bands in the 2000s, they are not as bad as Puddle Of Mudd, Hinder, or... CREEEEEEEEED!

[The New California Republic]

I remember when Firestarter was released, it reinvigorated my interest in techno and rave that had dropped off a bit up to that point.

wow dude. How old are you?

wow dude. How old are you?

Only old people can remember the mid 90s.

[Bombadil]

I'll always know him more for his bihawk than his music, but that's young.

Where do we think Christopher Nolan got his inspiration for The Joker from.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_PAHbqq-o4

The early 90's was a great great time for music overall.

[Ifreann]

wow dude. How old are you?

Only old people can remember the mid 90s.

"I was there, Gandalf. I was there, 10,000 years ago, when Braveheart won the Oscar for Best Picture."

[Cannot think of a name]

I'll always know him more for his bihawk than his music, but that's young.

Where do we think Christopher Nolan got his inspiration for The Joker from.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_PAHbqq-o4

The early 90's was a great great time for music overall.

I spent almost the entire 90s working at a record store. A decade of low pay, free cds and concert tickets, and professional level hanging out.

[Bombadil]

Where do we think Christopher Nolan got his inspiration for The Joker from.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_PAHbqq-o4

The early 90's was a great great time for music overall.

I spent almost the entire 90s working at a record store. A decade of low pay, free cds and concert tickets, and professional level hanging out.

MTV was actually a decent channel then, I had it on full rotation. Remember The Real World, which is really the precursor to any real life TV.. specifically I remember the series with Puck the skateboarder and a Puerto Rican with AIDS, it was pretty new stuff for its time. Beavis & Butthead was also new. Videos had really come into their own, I remember watching Soundgarden's Black Hole Sun, all the Nirvana stuff.. but also dance music was producing its best stuff.. I mean I couldn't even begin to list the amazing music that came out from 90-95.

..everything seemed underground.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

I wasn’t a fan but I always loved dancing to “Firestarter”. May he RIP.

[Cannot think of a name]

I spent almost the entire 90s working at a record store. A decade of low pay, free cds and concert tickets, and professional level hanging out.

MTV was actually a decent channel then, I had it on full rotation. Remember The Real World, which is really the precursor to any real life TV.. specifically I remember the series with Puck the skateboarder and a Puerto Rican with AIDS, it was pretty new stuff for its time. Beavis & Butthead was also new. Videos had really come into their own, I remember watching Soundgarden's Black Hole Sun, all the Nirvana stuff.. but also dance music was producing its best stuff.. I mean I couldn't even begin to list the amazing music that came out from 90-95.

..everything seemed underground.

Puck was friends with a chick at the store I worked at.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

I spent almost the entire 90s working at a record store. A decade of low pay, free cds and concert tickets, and professional level hanging out.

MTV was actually a decent channel then, I had it on full rotation. Remember The Real World, which is really the precursor to any real life TV.. specifically I remember the series with Puck the skateboarder and a Puerto Rican with AIDS, it was pretty new stuff for its time. Beavis & Butthead was also new. Videos had really come into their own, I remember watching Soundgarden's Black Hole Sun, all the Nirvana stuff.. but also dance music was producing its best stuff.. I mean I couldn't even begin to list the amazing music that came out from 90-95.

..everything seemed underground.

I’m feeling nostalgia for some good Liquid Television. ;-;