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What Do You Remember About The 90's
Posted by faithsju243 • 1/23/09 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: 90's, random
I'm back with a random Friday question, what do you remember about the 90's good or bad?
What do want to bring back?
Personally I remember Melrose Place and 90210. I remember wearing Hi-top Reeboks in white or black (only acceptable colors). I remember guys in super baggy pants hip hop or grunge. The 90s was total goths vs jocks!
Thoughts?
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Ah, my era.
The Spice Girls, B*Witched, all the hordes of boybands, (Backstreet Boys were my favourite) Sabrina the Teenage With when it was good, those trainers that lit up when you hit them against the ground, those neon coloured plastic bangles, the Fresh Prince and Teen Angel.
I loved the 90s.
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tupac,long nails (junk nails), SWV, Belly movie, Will Smith fresh prince of belair (spelled it wrong), Rugrats actually have more to write but Im in class and we are about to go so I'll hit back in about an hour
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OK, I got some more. My idol in the 90s was Janet Jackson watched all her music videos and knew the dances.
Since I was born in 1987 most of the important parts of my life were spent in the 90s...so I remember the good ole days growing up.
Biggie Smalls, Hair shows started getting extremely popular, Lil Kim (loved her), Puffy Daddy, the tragedy that was Mase, and orange space suits, MC Hammer trying to be relevant then turning into a pastor, The Tic and The Jit (you know that dance dont act like you dont
) another dance...the shuffle. the rapper Nelly, MTV, MTV 2
System of a Down, No Doubt.
Low rider bikes, gin and juice, 40 ounces, Belle Isle (for those in Detroit), CLUELESS my favorite movie from the 90s.
Cartoon Network: Dexter's Laboratory, Power Puff Girls
Nickelodeon: Rocket Power, I already said Rugrats, CatDog, The show where a girls parents do nature film and the girl talks to animals.
Sunday morning cartoons/shows: Recess, Hercules, Hillary Duff show (I think that was the 90s)
other artist: Brandy, Britney Spears, NSYNC, Madonna's various comebacks, Nas, Jay-Z, oh god theres too many to name
The Jamie Fox Show
oh and Grand Theft Auto, Pokemon, Grand Turismo, and Crazy Taxi
My head hurts now, but I loved the 90s I couldn't help it
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My childhood, my early (and better) school years, sitcoms, good music videos (and when MTV used to show them), some funny dances, all those animated series that pretty everyone from my generation watched (well, in this country). Too much stuff to mention.
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Corrupt CEO's, companies that tried to hijack New Age ideas to make them their service philosophies, no stability for anyone without a degree, The Davidian Inferno, the Y2K and Millennial craze, Adventists setting new dates for the end of the world. For me, it was also the end of my marriage and stirrings of my true identity.
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I remember grunge music, I remember that where I lived, there was a strange shift from 80's fashion, a quick hop into the early 90's fashion (Zcavarichis, Hammer pants, and those big hip hop icon shirts) and then zip right back into the 70's, complete with bell bottoms and platform shoes until about - oh, '95/'96.
At which point grunge, and gothic styles really took hold along with the "big pants" craze, wallet chains and skate shoes. Man, the bigger the pants, the cooler you were!
I remember that I shifted in musical tastes from Madonna and Micheal Jackson (80's) to hip hop and rap (Ice T, Ice Cube, and yes, Vanilla Ice, SWV, Janet Jackson, And a few others that were around in the 80's) and then right into classic rock and punk and ska.
I remember that cigars and martinis made a big comeback.
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The music of the 90s is the least memorable of probably almost any era. I have a 90s music blog, but it is tough filling it with music I liked. The 80s era music is light years ahead of the 90s. We must have collided with another universe to produce all the hits of the 80s. Something happened back then.
Bush and Ricki Martin stand out as far as music goes for the 90s. -
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Started high school in 93, finished in 98. Horrid boybands, although I did love Justin in N-Sync. Some excellent brit pop. Helly Hansen jackets, adidas trackies.
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I also remember ... the video games. We got our SNES in 1994, I think, and played the heck out of every game we had. Then, everyone was talking about the Nintendo 64 (I never liked it) and PlayStation and Dreamcast.
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@sisterofmercy: Oh, yes. My brother sold our SNES (that bastard!) and bought a Sega MegaDrive (or Genesis). We still have it, but no Sonic games in it
I remember that my cousin had a Game Gear with several games. Every time we went to New Jersey, we'd play all those video games he had. His Game Gear must've broken, because I got one, brand new, for my 13th or 14th birthday, along with some of the old games he had.
@sensico: I didn't, actually. We only heard of it a lot (and I remember the commercials). The only time I got to play it was with one my brother borrowed. The only thing I played was Sonic from a demo CD. Very impressive and ahead of its time and everything.
But the SNES ... wow, that was huge. There was this guy in our building who had several stacks of NES/SNES/Game Boy games.
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I entered treatment and stopped doing heroin, then became an honors college student, and fully-funded doctoral student. The 90's were very enlightening!
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Boris Yeltsin, The Clinton Administration
The thrilling feeling of the end of the First Gulf War (because I never had to hear the song 'Proud to be an American' again -- ever!)
Jesus Jones, the B52s, Nirvana, Pearl Jam
Seinfeld & ER on TV
Meeting and marrying my husband (what a way to end a century!)
Partying like it was 1999 -- because it was.
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@Sensico, you truly are a child of the 90's. My personal favorite is Perfect
Be a good girl
You've gotta try a little harder
That simply wasn't good enough
To make us proud
I'll live through you
I'll make you what I never was
If you're the best, then maybe so am I
Compared to him compared to her
I'm doing this for your own damn good
You'll make up for what I blew
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They do sound very much alike. But I like Alanis better. She's fun (www.youtube.com/watch?v=W91sqAs-_-g)
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The 90s were:
The first time I ever watched MTV.
The first time I ever saw a cell phone.
The first time I ever visited a website (I think I did a search to see if 2pac was still aiive since I was trying to prove it back then)
The first time I ever kissed a girl, and everything after.
I also remember:
Robocop
The Terminator
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Now that Terminator's been mentioned ... I remember we were sitting in front of the living room TV, late at night, waiting for the Terminator 2 premier on HBO. After a long wait, we got ... the wrong movie! Geesh!
Turns out the premiere was the following night. I wasn't feeling well and had to go to sleep before the movie ended. They were nice enough to record the movie for me, so I watched it in the morning. -
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Fanny pack wristlets in neon colors (that was like 1992), Skip-It, Totally Hair Barbie, Keith Sweat, Ghost Buster movies, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, 702, scrunchies, high tops with the pump up in the tongue....
Gummy Bears, the Reading Rainbow, Just For Me perms, white tights with tiny red hears on them, buck shoes (member those??), The Little Mermaid... -
OMG, I can't even find them on google image...it might just be that I wore them and no one else did. I was kind of a weird dresser when I was little, but they were in all the stores... BOO HOOOOOO.....
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This thread is making me sad. I so wished I would have enjoyed life more
in the 90's as teenager. Don't u wish u could rewind. I do. -
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I'm just saying being a teenager is supposed to be one of the best times of
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Thx fearless
I so needed to hear that. I promise I am not trying to throw myself a pity party. Hindsight is 20/20 and the way I veiw things now versus the way a stupid stupid teenager thinks. I swear I could've been the next prez. I am not just saying that either. If I had the attitude then that I have now then the sky would've been the limit.
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how could any of you freaks remember the most influential song and dance that brought people of all races and background together.
THE MACARENA
new.music.yahoo.com/videos/--2161711

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OMG so over the night I remembered two of my favorite shows during the 90s more like the late 90's but they still started in the 90's.....drumroll please
Ally McBeal and Felicity.
Who remembers the dancing baby?

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Oh my god. Im a 90s kid!
Lets see.
beanie babies.power rangers.polly pocket. barney. reading rainbow.lots of stuff. the 90s were sweet.
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The amount of times I'd pass through the college dorm TV area and hear MilliVanilli's "Blame it on the Rain."
I was ready to blame SOMEONE, after a while.
"Make it stoooop! Make it stooooop!" -
goodness me the 90's, I think I better keep it secret what I remember most ;-)
Though the mid and late 90's was when I left Australia to travel the USA for 3 months...now we are in 2009 and I have still not returned home (I hear my dad right now scream "bloody right you have not returned")
90's for me was about realising the world is DARNED big, though now it seems so small. -
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I remember the 1990's as being economically great and a time of relative peace and prosperity in our country. My how quickly things can change!
thecommonprogressive.blogspot.com *For the latest in progressive politics -
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Don't forget!!! So I Creep.(TLC)and Aliya- Those two groups started the whole fad of girls wearing wife beaters,baggy jeans,and who can forget the
DOC MARTINS!!!!
If you put a flannel on over that you were ready for the mosh pit. OH yea I loved it all. Those were the days. (she says wiping a tear from her eye). -
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I just wanted to make a brief appearance to say, I used to sooo have the barrettes also my mama would braid my hair and put the beads in, I always had good color combination
I was never into those neon tights but people use to wear then all the time, kind of glad thats over because I don't wanna see any more people wearin' green neon tights when they shouldn't be...it made them look stank
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Yeeesh, the 90's represent the decade from when I was 9 all the way until 19... my entire teenage years!
What do I remember?
A LOT!
But the most memorable?
Vanilla Ice/MC Hammer
Madonna's Vogue
Grunge music: Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden
Lollapalooza/Woodstock 94
Doc Marten boots, big baggy jeans, flannel shirts, oversized concert shirts, purple hair, goatees and long hair (on guys)
NIN and Marilyn Manson and that whole scene
Britpop! Who could forget Blur, Oasis, and those bands?
Epic movies (and their soundtracks) like Forrest Gump, the Crying Game, the Bodyguard, Jurrasic Park, The Titanic.
U2's Achtung Baby, Zooropa and Pop - the whole Zoo TV tour!
The emergence of the Counting Crows, Alanis Morisette, Collective Soul, Shania Twain...
The Canadian music scene here in Canada (Edgefest, Our Lady Peace, Moist, Econoline Crush, the Tea Party, Matthew Good Band, etc).
The popularization of the internet (IRC chat channels, BBS's via Telnet, Unix shell e-mail accounts, Usenet groups)
Disney's Aladdin, the Lion King, and Beauty and the Beast
The deaths of Kurt Cobain, Michael Hutchence, Princess Diana
Then a lot of first for me, such as becoming a teenager, going to high school, graduating from high school, being the legal drinking age (in Canada), going clubbing for the first time, etc.
I can go on and on.
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College at the beginning of the 90's. Crystal Pepsi. Nevermind, Achtung Baby and Jagged Little Pill. Chicago Bulls World Champions (x6). My first PC compatible computer. ZIP disks. Making my first audio CD at work on a SCSI 1x burner. Downsizing. Dealing with Y2K at work. The Blair Witch Project. Marriage and fatherhood at the end of the 90's.
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