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People, let us be truthful.

The main thing to come out of the 1990s was....
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ME!

Born in in 1989, I grew up in this decade and it gave me some of the best memories of my life.
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She doesn't count. She's above everything else in this whole world. She's exceptional.

If we only consider mundane things, I'm the best of the 90s. Period.[/QUOTE]no
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color="#FF00FF">its_a_hard_life wrote: [/QUOTENAME]What will the 1990's be remembered for, in your opinion. We all seem to attribute different decades to different struggles, epochs in thought, cultural revolutions.

In the 60's the sexual revolution and the civil rights movement.

The 70's brought long hair and anarchism.

The 80's brought the Disco.

What did the 90's bring???

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80's disco? i dont think so:having been a teen through the 80's im pretty sure disco was well dead by then.it was all synth pop to start the decade with groups like ultravox and soft cell and visage,then we had wham,duran duran and spandau ballet followed by frankie goes to hollywood and sigue sigue sputnik and then groups like u2,simple minds,guns n roses, t'pau and transvision vamp mixed in with stock,aitken and waterman rubbish and jive bunny remixes.

the 90's started off well with a band called queen releasing an album called innuendo and the emergence of rem and nirvana into the mainstream which enabled RHCP to get more national airplay,plus the emergance of dance acts like faithless and rave music.we then got the blur and oasis feud which wouldnt of happened if it wasnt for the happy mondays followed by the bloody spice girls and take that[crap era] and celine dion,meatloaf,whitney houston,bryan adams and wet wet wet being no1 for years at a time.it will probably be remembered most as the start of the indie scene we have now and the end of decent songs at number one,if anyone disagrees with the last bit i have two words for you "mr blobby".
isnt innuendo an italian suppository? im gonna ride the wild wind! its_a_hard_life wrote:you nutcase you rule! joxer replies: but in a nice way :-]
The 90's brought "Girl Power", courtesy of The Spice Girls

They also brought manufactured made-for-tv bands like TrueBliss (I so had their tape! Who could forget their Wham! cover hehe)
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when the light's out... it's less dangerous!!!!

oh. and me being born. ;)

and F.R.I.E.N.D.S.

haaaaahhhhh.... yo querer la 90's... y NIRVANA!!!!

los 90's traer un "trashy fun".
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Aren't they just the bestest? :D :D

I found my old copy of Millennium...Listening to it now. :D :D :D I even went to a concert. They're like...the only concert I've ever been to. xD And Kevin was the cutest! ^_^
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color=fire>Instant Karma! wrote: [/QUOTENAME]THE BACKSTREET BOYSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!

:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

Aren't they just the bestest? :D :D

I found my old copy of Millennium...Listening to it now. :D :D :D I even went to a concert. They're like...the only concert I've ever been to. xD And Kevin was the cutest! ^_^[/QUOTE]

I mean, OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I know what you mean, I was like screaming all the way when I saw them in concert, in fact I entered in some sort of a shock state during the concert and didn't talk for like a day.

I have my CD's with me, brings back good old memories about college and my friends.
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color="ffa500"><b> chickenlicious! wrote: [/QUOTENAME]NIRVAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNNAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!! woot![/QUOTE]
The first thing that comes to mind when I think of the 90s is NIRVANA, Kurt Cobain's death, Giga Pets,Pearl Jam, and The Spice Girls..
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The '90s: the decade when we finally began to realize that we had it all wrong in the '80s...but with slightly less horrible hair-cuts.
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson"> ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME]The '90s: the decade when we finally began to realize that we had it all wrong in the '80s...but with slightly less horrible hair-cuts.[/QUOTE]

Every decade replaces horrible haircuts with other horrible haircuts.

The 90s weren't the exception. I for once confess myself guilty of having on of those horrendous mushroom head haircuts.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Brandon wrote: [/QUOTENAME]... and now the "best you can offer is Mr. Jingles? HA! He's... just pathetic.[/QUOTE]
Well, alright then...

The decade when Top-40 music became even worse than it had been in the '80s.

And let's not forget boundless egotism, which reigned supreme in the '90s. Then there's a youth-culture marked by apathy, increasing popularity of the far-right and, in Europe at least, general increased racism.
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Ugh, grunge.
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson"> ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Then there's a youth-culture marked by apathy, increasing popularity of the far-right and, in Europe at least, general increased racism.[/QUOTE]

If there's any increase on the popularity of the far right, that also increases the popularity of the far left, and vice versa. When the assholes from one side pull the hardest, the assholes on the other side will try to pull even harder. It's a pathetic game of tug on war.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Brandon wrote: [/QUOTENAME]... and now the "best you can offer is Mr. Jingles? HA! He's... just pathetic.[/QUOTE]