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Post by uncleglum on Jul 17, 2020 15:47:50 GMT
12: Don't think I really had a favorite, but I remember having the Batman Forever soundtrack and Weird Al's Bad Hair Day on cassette and listened to those a lot.
16: Korn
Now: Yob is probably my favorite now, definitely my favorite live band to see.
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Post by ghostshark on Jul 17, 2020 19:00:09 GMT
12: Don't think I really had a favorite, but I remember having the Batman Forever soundtrack and Weird Al's Bad Hair Day on cassette and listened to those a lot. 16: Korn Now: Yob is probably my favorite now, definitely my favorite live band to see. Oh my God. I liiiiiived for that Batman Forever soundtrack when I was 13. And for Bad Hair Day too, honestly. I listened to both of those a ton. |
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Post by uncleglum on Jul 18, 2020 1:30:53 GMT
12: Don't think I really had a favorite, but I remember having the Batman Forever soundtrack and Weird Al's Bad Hair Day on cassette and listened to those a lot. 16: Korn Now: Yob is probably my favorite now, definitely my favorite live band to see. Oh my God. I liiiiiived for that Batman Forever soundtrack when I was 13. And for Bad Hair Day too, honestly. I listened to both of those a ton. I looked up the track listing because I could only remember the U2 song and the Seal track, and those are still the only tracks I remember after looking it up. I listened to it a bunch but everything else seems to have evacuated my brain. |
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Post by metaldipshit on Jul 20, 2020 15:47:38 GMT
Damn, when I think about the iconic soundtracks of that era we really lived through a golden age. So much music was discovered by random association - like I got the soundtrack to the original Mission Impossible because I really liked the remixed theme and it ended up being my introduction to Massive Attack, Bjork, and Skunk Anansie. Also Pulp, although I didn't appreciate that at the time.
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Post by ualaw557399 on Jul 21, 2020 5:08:50 GMT
Damn, when I think about the iconic soundtracks of that era we really lived through a golden age. So much music was discovered by random association - like I got the soundtrack to the original Mission Impossible because I really liked the remixed theme and it ended up being my introduction to Massive Attack, Bjork, and Skunk Anansie. Also Pulp, although I didn't appreciate that at the time. Are soundtracks even a thing anymore? I used to be as excited about a soundtrack as much as I was the movie itself. Singles and Judgment Night have way, way, way better soundtracks than they do the actual movies lol. |
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Post by maikkun on Jul 21, 2020 12:50:03 GMT
did anyone else absolutely LOVE the matrix movie soundtrack? when i was a kid, i watched a pirated version of the film on an old computer with a CRT monitor. in hindsight, i realize how fitting that was... haha!
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Post by lordbeavis on Jul 21, 2020 18:05:04 GMT
Damn, when I think about the iconic soundtracks of that era we really lived through a golden age. So much music was discovered by random association - like I got the soundtrack to the original Mission Impossible because I really liked the remixed theme and it ended up being my introduction to Massive Attack, Bjork, and Skunk Anansie. Also Pulp, although I didn't appreciate that at the time. Are soundtracks even a thing anymore? I used to be as excited about a soundtrack as much as I was the movie itself. Singles and Judgment Night have way, way, way better soundtracks than they do the actual movies lol.
Sometimes I forget about that Singles soundtrack (which is really good), but man that Judgment Night soundtrack is awesome.
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Post by erad1cate on Jul 22, 2020 1:16:16 GMT
12: Run DMC likely though I got some sick MP3s through my Diablo 1 clan of Converge and Slayer
16: KoRn
Now: S W A N S
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Post by ualaw557399 on Jul 22, 2020 2:56:05 GMT
Are soundtracks even a thing anymore? I used to be as excited about a soundtrack as much as I was the movie itself. Singles and Judgment Night have way, way, way better soundtracks than they do the actual movies lol.
Sometimes I forget about that Singles soundtrack (which is really good), but man that Judgment Night soundtrack is awesome.
Another I forget about it but was nothing but bangers: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Crow:_Original_Motion_Picture_Soundtrack |
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Post by WintersSilence on Jul 24, 2020 0:12:55 GMT
12: Soundgarden or Meatloaf
16: Skinny Puppy or Cradle of Filth
Now (37): Camp Cope or Darkthrone (I forgot Camp Cope in the intro thread! ðŸ¤)
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Post by dogjohnit on Aug 25, 2020 2:48:07 GMT
12: Sum 41
16: Children of Bodom
now (29): Carly Rae Jepsen
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