![]() |
The 80's were the best decade.
I'm having a craving for some 80's pop culture. The 80's were the shit, I love that time period!
|
It's a shame that there are no books from the 80's available, or beter yet TV Shows from the 80's on DVD! That would be almost as good as being able to find millions of internet sites that are dedicated to the 80's with music videos, stars, and fashion all highlighted. Oh memories, you're all I have. Even downloading 80's songs or... hell... I'd even settle for a Grand Theft Auto game being set in the 80's. :(
|
The 80's in general were great, especially the movies and the ridiculous styles. I just think that this decade had the most personality, if that makes any sense.
|
Quote:
I still love Poison. |
I wasn't born in the eighties but i have always said if i could have been born in another time period it would be the 70's so I could enjoy the eighties at ther full.
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
I love the 80s too. I have been trying to find The Wonder Years on DVD for months. I have found one sketchy site that sells burned cds it's wierd. I listen to 80s music the most, it's great. It was so different. The styles were horrendous for sure but great at the same time. And of course as Dave said the horror/slasher flicks were the best. They just don't make em the same anymore. |
Quote:
http://www.forgottenstuff.com/ Found them through Google checkout. |
Now, my own personal experience of the 80's was a tremendous amount of fun. I could go on describing it unendingly, all the weird, wild, crazy things.
I started listing some of it but really, beginning to describe it doesn't describe it. But I recall the air really seemed fresh back then...especially early on a fine Saturday morning on Melrose Avenue in Hollywood...roaming around with friends, looking in all the weird stores, passing by the bakery with the delicious donuts and coffee. |
I'm 32 and I also love the 80's. I hated the music and fashions at the time but now when I look back it was some of the best times of my life.
It's when I discovered one of my passions in life..... http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...o/DSCN1413.jpg Skateboarding.:cool: This is my wall at home. |
Oh, I edited them out...seemed too specific...but yes, there were Mods, a lot of them, and a lot of punks and different types...very colorful really. These folks looked strange but tended to be pretty nice.
Nowadays, when I see someone with green hair walking down the street, I think, "Ah! Thank god there's some decent folk around... Now I feel safer." |
AAhhh the 80's. I mostly miss those hot flouresent leg warmers! I just watched 200 Cigerettes, that brought me back. I thought it was an o.k. movie too! Best thing about the 80's, industerial music!
|
Lotsa great tunes from the 80s....
http://www.tgrec.com/images/catalog/fullsize/243-1.jpghttp://www.hessian.org/metal/music/n...nslavement.jpg http://www.globerecords.net/img/2006...162251FGHJ.jpghttp://www.darkness.de/images/produc...ry_bathory.jpghttp://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...ricflipper.jpg |
http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l8...oi999/gwar.jpg
My first band t-shirt. It wasn't this image. It said GWAR on the front, but was colored to look like some one had ripped GWAR into your body and your guts were hanging out. On the back was this mutant kid coming home to his mum. On the top it said, "In case you didn't feel like showing up," and on the bottom it said, "Pray we don't come to your town." My bro got it for me at his first "real" show. He's five years older than I am. In fact I got introduced a lot of things by having him around... Like.. Ildojo, my brother had the McGill board, when he got the Tony Hawk he passed the McGill down to me. He also used to skate freestyle. His first board was by the skater...can't remember his name, but he was older than the rest of those guys, had a wife and kids, but was an incredible freestyle skater. Do you remember him? |
|
|
oh shit.....
|
I think it's taking a long time for people to acknowledge that there was a huge musical renaissance in the 80's. Incredible inventiveness. Back then, you could turn on the radio and hear a shocking range of new styles. A few of these continued on into subsequent decades. But many, many more were experimented with in this time period. There was really some great music to be heard.
|
That's true. I think most of the CDs I own were made in the 80's. I rarely find new music I like. I guess there is really no such thing as new music anymore anyway. God I miss the Cosby show and Garbage Pail kids.:D
|
Quote:
http://z.about.com/d/mensfashion/1/5..._broch_fcC.jpg |
Quote:
|
Quote:
The hairstyles were great too lol. |
sorry kids but
music Goodbye Yellow Brick Road Dark Side of the Moon Hotel California movies Thr Godfather Taxi Driver Apocalypse Now ChinaTown The Exorcist Jaws Star Wars Halloween ect.ect.ect. http://www.we-make-money-not-art.com/xxx/70s%5B1%5D.jpg |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Did anyone get into Ministry? They're still my favorite band. I'm not budging.
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Any Nik Kershaw?or how about Def leppard not sure if they count as harder stuff maybe poodle rock.
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Some early Meatpuppets, Flaming Lips, or Red Hot Chili Peppers anyone?Yes, RHCP made albums in the eighties young ones.
|
Quote:
Strange to see photos of them now, after they've made such a tremendous name and such tremendous money...strange to think they were starving blokes with keyboards a couple of decades back. |
All times are GMT -8. The time now is 09:58 AM. |