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Music of your generation
Scoot Meevo:
Yeah, so, I made a graph ;D
That peak there is when I was 18-19 so at first glance it looks like a gimme but there's a little more to it. That's the period where I 'studied' what was about musically so I know more about bands from that time. I still buy old stuff so those later years will probably get filled up a bit more as I go along—but always a wee bit behind.
ps - this isn't totally accurate, i used my discogs and only took the year into account of each item so it doesn't factor in doubles (on LP and CD for example), items that may be missing (incomplete data on the site) or a few releases which had no years in their data. For a rough guide it's a giggle though :P
Shadow Of A Doubt:
I think pretty much everybody my age can remember the moves to this! So much fun :)
Macarena - Los del Rio
khendar:
--- Quote from: Shadow Of A Doubt on Aug 09, 2012, 08:13:34 PM ---I think pretty much everybody my age can remember the moves to this! So much fun :)
Macarena - Los del Rio
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Get out! :bang:
(click to show/hide) :dance: :woop:
GodSlayer:
--- Quote from: Desert Fox on May 19, 2012, 04:27:13 AM ---What I am curious is how much do you gravitate towards music from when you were a kid / teenagers?
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not at all.
until I got the internet, all I knew is what the TV gave to me. I've moved away from all that kinda shit, now.
maybe once a year or so I'll listen to a little Godsmack or something, just to go down memory lane, though.
Anders:
--- Quote from: Shadow Of A Doubt on Aug 09, 2012, 08:13:34 PM ---I think pretty much everybody my age can remember the moves to this! So much fun :)
Macarena - Los del Rio
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And it's not at all creepy to hear the two fifty-year old guys talking about how sexy an 18-year old is. No, not at all.
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