Relive 1994 in 13 minutes...

[coley]

Lot of cool memories, but they showed a clip of the San Fransico earthquake that happened in October 89.

[Baron Von Crowder]

Holy fuck, freshman year...

I didnt realize you were older than me.

My wife and I watched this, and several others like it last night. After that, we started the "top songs of XX decade" stuff. Pretty fun.

[slow99]

Lot of cool memories, but they showed a clip of the San Fransico earthquake that happened in October 89.

LA earthquake of 94, not SF.

[VaderTT]

I moved to the SFbay that year and started 8th grade.

[talisman]

Did I miss the Toadies?

Nope, wasn't in there. I think that might be mostly a Texas thing though.


How did they miss: Aeon Flux/Liquid Television, Fucking Woodstock '94, The X-Files(know it came out in 93, but still it was hugely popular), and Real World Pedro asking "Did you stick your finger in the peanut butter?" Lisa Loeb was so hawt. Great video, a TON of that music is in my iTunes, pretty much EVERY alternative song played. 94 I was also a Senior in high school. 94/95 were the years I really grew up and discovered who I was. Great time for it.

[Chili]

Nobody plays base, dude.

All your base are belong to us.

Lot of cool memories, but they showed a clip of the San Fransico earthquake that happened in October 89.

LA earthquake of 94, not SF.

This:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1994_Northridge_earthquake

I was in SoCal visiting when that hit, just before leaving to MO, then Korea. We were about 50 miles or so away, and while it didn't cause damage to my moms place, it sure as hell woke me up.

A friend of mine from Seattle was flying in that night to visit before I left, so although there was a curfew in effect, I still took her to Hollywood for some sightseeing. It was eerie there because nobody was on the street. I have never seen it like that before or since.

I'm still surprised I didn't get pulled over. We saw a number of cops, but they didn't seem to notice.

[SS Junk]

The decade I lived in TX. Moved there in August of 1990 and left kicking and screaming in July of 2000.

[bluecollar]

I was 11. That video brought back tons of memories.

[talisman]

I still have a very serious case of nostalgia for the '90's. I sometimes wonder if it's unhealthy, but the music was awesome for the most part, tons of great movies, foxbodies ruled the streets and the LS1 came out as a challenger, street racing wasn't a felony, 9/11 and the National Security tripe that followed hadn't happened, you could walk in anywhere and they were hiring, if you knew about the internet you could make tons of money buying and selling stuff on it... Yeah, it's probably unhealthy. Oh well. Probably why I loved The Worlds End so much.

[GeorgeG.]

that was a scary ass year for me... My then girlfriend had our first kid and I was working some dead end job with no clue what to do with my life(career).

Come to think of it, I haven't looked back at my high school years in forever...fuck those years.

[SS Junk]

I don't think there was ever any other state worth living in then TX during the 90's. It was proven through car forums DFW and Houston were the places to be for the car scene.

[Sean88gt]

Damn, a lot of call backs in that one. I started out the year in NC, then moved to CO so I could finish HS, with hopes of going to the Air Force Academy

BTW, still want to deep dick Lisa Loeb.

[talisman]

BTW, still want to deep dick Lisa Loeb.

Repost. I'll throw ya Courtney Love after a bender.

[Sean88gt]

Repost. I'll throw ya Courtney Love after a bender.

Missed it. I look back at that, the early 90's was the peak of white/black relations. Things have gone shitty since that point.

[YALE]

Nope, wasn't in there. I think that might be mostly a Texas thing though.


How did they miss: Aeon Flux/Liquid Television, Fucking Woodstock '94, The X-Files(know it came out in 93, but still it was hugely popular), and Real World Pedro asking "Did you stick your finger in the peanut butter?" Lisa Loeb was so hawt. Great video, a TON of that music is in my iTunes, pretty much EVERY alternative song played. 94 I was also a Senior in high school. 94/95 were the years I really grew up and discovered who I was. Great time for it.

Dude, do you have Lisa Loeb on your ipod/iphone?