Haloid1177
Banned
I remember the first time I heard Nirvana on the classic rock station. Hurts.
God I hate you for posting this 😥😥😥😥Yeah and if "1979" was released in 2017, it would be called "2000".
Still is.Damn right
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Just add some grey in the temple.
What kills me the most is seeing trendy versions of Nirvana t-shirts for sale in fashion boutiques. Christ that makes me feel old.
What kills me the most is seeing trendy versions of Nirvana t-shirts for sale in fashion boutiques. Christ that makes me feel old.
If the 90s are considered oldies, what the hell do they call music from the 50s and 60s now?
"You're listening to K-A-F-H, Ancient Fucking History."
Greatest band of all time. Kids these days with their Drakes and Imagine Dragons. For shame.
I need to find a real oldies station. I want that 50s and 60s shit. I used to have a station that played a lot of Motown and stuff which was nice but recently I've felt like they switched to more traditional classics of the 70s and 80s that every station under the sun plays.
I need to find a real oldies station. I want that 50s and 60s shit. I used to have a station that played a lot of Motown and stuff which was nice but recently I've felt like they switched to more traditional classics of the 70s and 80s that every station under the sun plays.
LMAODespite all his rage the OP is feeling his age.
Yeah and if "1979" was released in 2017, it would be called "2000".
Despite all his rage the OP is feeling his age.
I've never been one to 'feel old' from stuff like that, I accept stuff as it is. But I had a genuine negative emotional reaction to thisYeah and if "1979" was released in 2017, it would be called "2000".
"Oldies" for me will always be rock n' roll from the 50s and 60s, and nothing will ever change my mind on that.
Yeah, I don't even consider stuff like The Eagles and Led Zeppelin to be "oldies" even though it came out over a decade before I was born.
Billy Corgan is our Ted Nugent so it works out
Despite all his rage the OP is feeling his age.
lol, that's shitty OP
I know them feels
Turned 34 last month :/
The difference is that rock lost its place as the dominant form of music in the late 90s/easily 2000s.Zeppelin was "classic rock" by the early/mid-90s, and at that point the bulk of their music was about 20 years old. Stuff that came out in the early/mid-90's (pretty much all of grunge, among other stuff) is that old or older now. It's not that weird when you think about it.
Billy Corgan is our Ted Nugent so it works out
Billy Corgan is our Ted Nugent so it works out
Billy Corgan is our Ted Nugent so it works out
Yeah and if "1979" was released in 2017, it would be called "2000".
Yeah and if "1979" was released in 2017, it would be called "2000".
The one that got me was hearing No Doubt's "Just a Girl" on an "oldies" station a week or so ago. Right now the same "oldies" station is playing The Cars.
Traditional oldies from the 50s and 60s doesn't exist on the radio anymore. Elvis is one of the biggest names in rock history, but when was the last time you heard a song of his on the radio?
🤔🤔Yeah and if "1979" was released in 2017, it would be called "2000".