90's appreciation thrad

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Originally Posted by Aldo

Shocking ain’t it.

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It sure is.

In another episode of “TGR Influences Everything” I turn on the tv to find the ncaa championship and it’s on the National Geographic Channel. What’s on? Oh just Rob Lowe narrating a show called “90’s; the last great decade”.

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Originally Posted by BmillsSkier

In another episode of “TGR Influences Everything” I turn on the tv to find the ncaa championship and it’s on the National Geographic Channel. What’s on? Oh just Rob Lowe narrating a show called “90’s; the last great decade”.

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Costarring a decidedly more rubenesque Kelly kapowski

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Originally Posted by JimmyCarter

Costarring a decidedly more rubenesque Kelly kapowski

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Boobs Malone will always hold a sweet spot in my heart.

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Originally Posted by BmillsSkier

True. So much of what made the 90s the last great decade immediately relate back to the fact that you could just not be readily found. You went off to do dumb shit, like get blindly drunk in a field and left for dead when your ride slipped away to get some tail, no one would know about it unless you were dumb enough to get caught, someone said something, or you know, died.

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So much truth in this. I’d tell my parents I was going somewhere but they had zero way of really knowing where it was I actually went. My buddies and I went to a Dead show when we were 15, totally unsupervised. Granted my parents had taken us to the Eugene show the year before and let us run wild. Think any Parents would allow that anymore. Skating burnside until sunrise after the wu tang and Rage show because we were way too fucked up to drive to the coast. We used to hitch hike from the Oregon coast to Mt Hood before we could drive. Some of my buddies lived so far from school they got drivers licenses at 15 because the bus didn’t come by their house (no way that loop hole still exists). 2 story high bonfires on the beach with psychedelic mushrooms growing in the sand dunes and Hamms flowing like water. If cell phones had existed (more accurately been in use) none of those good times would’ve happened and we would’ve had the proverbial electronic leash holding us down.


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Originally Posted by altacoup

So much truth in this. I’d tell my parents I was going somewhere but they had zero way of really knowing where it was I actually went. My buddies and I went to a Dead show when we were 15, totally unsupervised. Granted my parents had taken us to the Eugene show the year before and let us run wild. Think any Parents would allow that anymore. Skating burnside until sunrise after the wu tang and Rage show because we were way too fucked up to drive to the coast. We used to hitch hike from the Oregon coast to Mt Hood before we could drive. Some of my buddies lived so far from school they got drivers licenses at 15 because the bus didn’t come by their house (no way that loop hole still exists). 2 story high bonfires on the beach with psychedelic mushrooms growing in the sand dunes and Hamms flowing like water. If cell phones had existed (more accurately been in use) none of those good times would’ve happened and we would’ve had the proverbial electronic leash holding us down.


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Not only that, some idiot would have fwd the secret location of the keg above the avenues, and then too many people would show up and it'd be a bust. The inability to rapidly spread info was crucial.

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Originally Posted by basinbeater

Not only that, some idiot would have fwd the secret location of the keg above the avenues, and then too many people would show up and it'd be a bust. The inability to rapidly spread info was crucial.

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all about who you invite and where things are placed, like always.

We had an 18 hole disk golf course, two tree houses, and a whole picnic setup including 10 foot partially buried bong within 5 minutes of HS in a well populated area. It was busted in the third winter because the neighbors finally saw one of the tree houses when the leaves fell. The key was not as prevalent social media even though we all had cell phones with cameras.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XS4E8Zkkir4

Went to a rave in San Francisco when I was 17 and lived in East Bay. Ate acid at 11, drove home across the Bay Bridge while peaking. The 90minute drive took 5 hours.

Walked in the front door after sunrise. My dad asked if I had been drinking, I said no. He gave me a hug and I went to bed.

Life before cell phones was dope. And batshit crazy.



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Originally Posted by BmillsSkier

In another episode of “TGR Influences Everything” I turn on the tv to find the ncaa championship and it’s on the National Geographic Channel. What’s on? Oh just Rob Lowe narrating a show called “90’s; the last great decade”.

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I watched the 80s series several months ago and was surprised to see one of the talking heads was my college GF’s roommate.

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Originally Posted by basinbeater

Not only that, some idiot would have fwd the secret location of the keg above the avenues, and then too many people would show up and it'd be a bust. The inability to rapidly spread info was crucial.

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Trying to think of what venue you're talking about here in the PDX area...Crest? Bat Caves? Witches Castle? Insbo (sp?)?

Is it possible that he switched locations and is talking about SLC?

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Originally Posted by Danno

Is it possible that he switched locations and is talking about SLC?

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Could be...i'm not familiar with the 90s era kegger areas in SLC.

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Originally Posted by Adolf Allerbush

Could be...i'm not familiar with the 90s era kegger areas in SLC.

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I'm not either, I just know there is an area in SLC called "the avenues" and it is on an edge of the city next to open space.

It was weirder than normal on this last trip driving around the Front Range. KBCO, KGNU, and KRFC are all playing the same stuff from the '90's, just a steady stream of music to listen to while on Amebian. The only R&B station in Denver was all basic white girl dance music, the bar scene is even worse why the fuck hasn't everyone moved on from the allmanphishdead sound? I mean I grew up on that shit and can appreciate it but the drugs were better and I had more patience.

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Originally Posted by mud

It was weirder than normal on this last trip driving around the Front Range. KBCO, KGNU, and KRFC are all playing the same stuff from the '90's, just a steady stream of music to listen to while on Amebian. The only R&B station in Denver was all basic white girl dance music, the bar scene is even worse why the fuck hasn't everyone moved on from the allmanphishdead sound? I mean I grew up on that shit and can appreciate it but the drugs were better and I had more patience.

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you should listen to KJAC

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Originally Posted by mud

It was weirder than normal on this last trip driving around the Front Range. KBCO, KGNU, and KRFC are all playing the same stuff from the '90's, just a steady stream of music to listen to while on Amebian. The only R&B station in Denver was all basic white girl dance music, the bar scene is even worse why the fuck hasn't everyone moved on from the allmanphishdead sound? I mean I grew up on that shit and can appreciate it but the drugs were better and I had more patience.

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Somebody (perhaps everyone) needs to get off your lawn, no?

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Originally Posted by mud

I mean I grew up on that shit and can appreciate it but the drugs were better and I had more patience.

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Best description I've heard of jam bands.

I mean people complained about jam bands in the 90's but fuck we are several decades deep now give it a rest. The bluegrass bands can fuck off as well, take a bath and get a drummer already Jethro.

Just saying, very little bluegrass and jam bands on KJAC, why the fuck are you listening to those other stations.

Because that's what I listened to in the 90's and receivable on the radio when driving up and down Coal Creek and Boulder Canyon.
It's ok I always have Wu Tang on the Zune as back up.

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Originally Posted by mud

<snip> on the Zune

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Originally Posted by Danno

you should listen to KJAC

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Love me some KJAC, only station I stream, great variety. Addicted to their time warp, too. Once in awhile they pull out some random jam band stuff, and I love that, too.

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Originally Posted by mud

Because that's what I listened to in the 90's and receivable on the radio when driving up and down Coal Creek and Boulder Canyon.
It's ok I always have Wu Tang on the Zune as back up.

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91.1 HD2 - The Other Side of the River out if ATL for 70/80/90 alternative (free on iHeart radio)

And O.G. 97.9 out of ATL for classic hip hop (also on iHeart)

In 2007 I was in the Denver area for work, and some station was interviewing and playing Helmet. That was pretty cool. Music to listen to wilist driving in Denver.

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Originally Posted by Adolf Allerbush

Trying to think of what venue you're talking about here in the PDX area...Crest? Bat Caves? Witches Castle? Insbo (sp?)?

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Yep, Danno is correct, i didn't realize we were talking about PDX. The temple is in SLC, therefore, it is the center of the universe.

Above the aves in SLC there is open foothill space. We used to have keggers up there all the time, and if there got to be too many people, we'd tell our friends quietly, then bust out the sheriff jacket (different story from bear lake) and a mag light, and yell "police!" Everyone would scatter, we'd move the keg, and continue partying.
Good times.