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You were talking about the 80's in general, so I asked if that's what they were like (as potrayed in movies).Kelly Antilles wrote:Okay, NOW i'm on the same page. Just not sure WHY you're saying those things when this thread is about MUSIC.RogueIce wrote: Oh, the 80's. That's what you and DW were talking about.
Actually, I happen to like most of that music.Darth Wong wrote:I'm with the Vorlon. 80s music makes me nostalgic for the 80s, which you youngsters may make fun of but was a fucking great decade. It started with Ronnie Reagan getting into office, became the ultimate party decade, and ended with Communism falling and me finding Rebecca.
Kelly Antilles wrote:What in the hell are you talking about?RogueIce wrote: Did it look anything like the Arnie movie Commando (especially that mall) and some of the other more "odd ball" 80's movies back then?
great movie...Arnie wrote:Steam out, Bennett...
As somebody who listens to metal, I in particular find the 1980s an interesting decade - it saw the genre divide into three sub-genres: Hair metal (eg. Motley Crue, Poison and Whitesnake) which was heavily inspired by glam-rock, thrash (eg. Metallica, Sodom and Anthrax) and Doom (eg. Candlemass,). Hair metal became wildly popular only to die at the hands of thrash and grunge, doom metal never got beyond the underground (or so it seems) but thrash became the major subgenre of metal and gave birth to early black metal (eg. Bathory, Celtic Frost) and Death metal (eg. Death, Possessed).verilon wrote:Actually, I happen to like most of that music.Darth Wong wrote:I'm with the Vorlon. 80s music makes me nostalgic for the 80s, which you youngsters may make fun of but was a fucking great decade. It started with Ronnie Reagan getting into office, became the ultimate party decade, and ended with Communism falling and me finding Rebecca.
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The point was that I'm 19..Simon H.Johansen wrote:<snip>
