Archive for the 'We Miss The Nineties' Category

Mar
30

Married and Buried: Punk As A Four-Letter Word, Part Two

Posted in Books, Retrovirus, Music, We Miss The Nineties |

By Less Lee Moore

Read Part One of this article here.

This year, I got a copy of Nirvana, a book by music journalist Everett True. Although I own Come As You Are by Michael Azerrad, I’ve never even read it. So to be fair, I read Azerrad’s book first.
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Jan
30

Urge Overlooked

Posted in Retrovirus, Music, We Miss The Nineties |

By Michael Row

There was once a band from Hawthorne, California called REDD KROSS. Ever hear of them?? They were this wildly fun & funny punk/pop/rock group who dug CHEAP TRICK a heck of a lot. And they liked to get dressed up. Oh man, did they ever.
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Jan
30

Married and Buried: Punk As A Four-Letter Word, Part One

Posted in Retrovirus, Music, We Miss The Nineties |

By Less Lee Moore

When others become misty-eyed with nineties nostalgia, I never know what to say. I’ve often felt like my memories of the decade are far removed from theirs. Although I liked some of the so-called “grunge” music, I resented the media co-opting of the word in an attempt to cash in on youth culture. It’s only recently that I started to feel like I may have been more attuned to the zeitgeist than I realized.
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Jan
30

My So-Called Memories

Posted in Television, We Miss The Nineties |

By Nicole V.

“People are always saying you should be yourself, like yourself is this definite thing, like a toaster. Like you know what it is even. But every so often I’ll have, like, a moment, where just being myself in my life right where I am is, like, enough.”
Angela Chase, Episode 13 of My So-Called Life
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