I picked the 80's alot of memorable tunes that i love including PSB
Yo, Mr. Dopeman, you think your slick;
Ya sold crack to my sister, and now she's sick.
But if she happens to die, because of your drug;
Im puttin' in your culo, a .38 slug!
with my rose tinted specs on I'd probably go for the eighties - FGTH, PSB, Depeche Mode etc. although problem is you only tend to look back and remember the good stuff not the crap -
Still waiting to hear the Adam Freeland, Manhattan Clique and Axwell mixes of Integral.
I also chose the 80's because I like that Electronic sort of 'Tringy' sound that is so familiar with the 80's. I noticed it more recently when I happened to hear the likes of Nick Kershaw and Belinda Carlisle........anyone remember them ?
Trixiemix wrote:I also chose the 80's because I like that Electronic sort of 'Tringy' sound that is so familiar with the 80's. I noticed it more recently when I happened to hear the likes of Nick Kershaw and Belinda Carlisle........anyone remember them ?
80s definitely. I have a theory that the decade where you spent most of your teen life is the decade of music you always remember most fondly. Anyone agree/disagree?
Kiran wrote:80s definitely. I have a theory that the decade where you spent most of your teen life is the decade of music you always remember most fondly. Anyone agree/disagree?
A crap theory. I have no fond memories of 2 Unlimited.
Kiran wrote:80s definitely. I have a theory that the decade where you spent most of your teen life is the decade of music you always remember most fondly. Anyone agree/disagree?
A crap theory. I have no fond memories of 2 Unlimited.
You're still around to fiddle with your pc then! I agree with you (i.e. Tweety, obviously): I've spent most of my teenage years in the 90s and it's all crap isn't it? I've had a great childhood though...
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