Every generation or decade always gives a nod to an era before. Now it seems that its the 90s turn to get revisited. I may be biased but I think that the 1990s was the last great decade meaning looking back at the decade before us (the 2000s) I don't think there is anything significant enough to be revisited in the decades to come ya smell me? What got me to thinking about this is I am currently watching 120 minutes on MTV2 hosted by Matt Pinfield, how's that for nostalgia. That show kind of changed my life. The first time I saw Soundgarden's "Pretty Noose" was on 120 Minutes. Even though 120 Minutes is basically "Subterranean With Matt Pinfield" and Subterranean is basically 120 Minutes Without Matt Pinfield, I mean you get the point! However the welcomed but random comeback is not the only sign of the 90s, here are some more examples of what I feel is bringin the 90s back:
Snapbacks: I personally never wore Snapbacks but I think we can all agree that it's a pretty "90s" thing. I mean its kind of cool now but I feel that Snapbacks will soon become like Von Dutch Trucker caps. Tread trends lightly friends.
The Resurgence of the Superstar DJs: In the 90s we had monsters like Daft Punk, Chemical Brothers, The Crystal Method, Basement Jaxx, etc, etc. This was the "Rave" era. Now it's all about Dubstep, a genre I never really got into until recently. This genre has produced such names as Flux Pavilion, Skrillex, 12th Planet and now they are taking they're dance parties across the nation. Skrillex and 12th Planet are coming to Norfolk in October, yes I'm going. Listen I wanted to be a raver so hard in the 90s and I was just too young. So Im taking part in this.
The 90s Are All That!: This summer a stroke of absolute brilliance occurred when TeenNick launched 90sareallthat. Weeknight midnghts are dedicated to ALL 90s Nickelodeon shows. Whomever thought of this Thank You Based God! I only wish they will eventually show "Roundhouse" I think that show was the reason I became a Music Major.
The 20th Anniversary of Grunge: This year marks 20 years since the release of Nirvana's Nevermind, Pearl Jam's Ten, and Soundgarden's Badmotorfinger. Yup it was a good year for Seattle and I can imagine a great year for liberal arts co-eds, long live grunge!
So those are a few reasons why I feel like it's the 90s again. Minus the stable economy, no major war conflicts, booming stock market..........




