Culture of a Decade: 1990's - Music

[lazario]

Would anyone here like to share their feelings / any insight on the music of the decade of the 1990's??

[piggsy]

I didn't much care for 90's music. Marilyn Manson got his start then, but that's really all that matters to me.

[lowkey]

Hollywood tried too hard to make the 90s into the 60s part II. Beneath it all though it was just more 80s "Me, me, me" bullshit.

[lazario]

Are you talking about the return of hippie culture? All the tye-dye, bellbottoms, and stuff like that?

[malbowski13]

I would say that the 90's were good if you were into rap or alternative.

[maycanady]

I have to say, I wasn't really into the music of the 90s, because like malbowski said, it was pretty much rap and alternative, which was never my thing. However, when I was around 13 and 14 the whole bubblegum resurgance thing started to kick in (The Spice Girls and Britney Spears and all the rest of them). I was a girl who liked her bubblegum pop, that was for sure. ;D Although looking back on it now it's kind of embarrassing that I liked any of those artists.

[lazario]

The Spice Girls were great back then. Nothing to be ashamed of.

[piggsy]

I never really got into music trends. I liked what I liked, no matter what was "in".

[lazario]

Well... I'd say "same here," but who's going to pretend that trends had no effect on them? That's how you notice who is out there. I liked who I liked as well. But, had no problem telling every/anyone around what I thought of the people I didn't like.

[piggsy]

lazario said:

Well... I'd say "same here," but who's going to pretend that trends had no effect on them? That's how you notice who is out there. I liked who I liked as well. But, had no problem telling every/anyone around what I thought of the people I didn't like.

That's true. It's very hard to escape trends, as they're everywhere. My point still stands, though.

[lazario]

Your point is true for almost everyone.