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post 1656234313 02-15-2022, 10:30 AM
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As for the garage bands, indie labels got gobbled up by big record companies and they stopped signing garage bands. Some of the last good bands were in the late 90's and early 2000.

Without the music being produced you don't hear it on the radio, hence kids aren't trying to be like their favorite band, doing covers. Now they listen to garbage and are uninspired to reproduce it.

The closest you can come to seeing that type of live music is catching buskers on the street. Rich kids can have their parents sign them up for School of Rock where they assemble a garage band for you to perform live in a small bar. I've seen some of those shows. Kids can get a taste of it that way but not the same since adults manage and lord over it, whereas a band was something the kids had all their own.
post 1656234603 02-15-2022, 10:34 AM
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian⏩
I was six foot in fifth grade and found the whole thing cumbersome. In addition, the value of homework was overwhelming.

Finally, I doubt you know what being cool is.
Lol... I was never cool. But I can tell you being 6 ft and in the 5th grade would definitely not have been cool. How many grades did you flunk?
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Originally Posted By HaiMeesk⏩
I blame Napster. American Idol and Youtube to a point, but mainly Napster.
The idea behind Napster was to enable musicians to share and market their own creativity, rather than leaving that up to the hated record companies. The people would then decide who's worthy of success, instead of some yuppie prik in a suit. Sounded great on paper, but when put to reality, it was the end of rock music. The net got flooded with talentless musicians, possessing ZERO creativity. The people sitting at home deciding who's worthy of success were all fukking idiots, so idiotic no talent performers became the dominant force.
Today their options are to be American Idol famous or Youtube famous. There is no more rock star famous.
That's a really good point.

I downloaded most music because I didn't have the extra money. A buddy of mine had massive amounts of music from Napster and he told me about it a long time ago.

It does make sense that bands can't make money but a rapper could. For rap you need a computer music program and some sort of poem. For rock music, you need a lot of expensive gear.

However, you would think that artists are unstoppable. I love to paint and will paint paintings even though I have no plans to sell or even show them. So, you would think that there would be rock bands willing to make almost nothing.

They probably exist though, so there are.

Whatever the case, you're on to a good idea that something destroyed music as a business and that has to be free downloads. Rap is like fast food music and much easier and cheaper so there's going to be more of it.
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post 1656234983 02-15-2022, 10:40 AM
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Originally Posted By Shysty021⏩
Did grow up in the 80s but did in the 90s

There was a big sense or community back then…nowadays it feels like everybody is out on their own
American Psycho was about how yuppies in the 90s were psychotic greed monsters.

There's Gordon Geco another super greedy sociopathic character.

Communities were destroyed by greedy capitalists sending manufacturing jobs to the third world. I was working for the prison system at the time and working men turned to crime, drugs, murder. People couldn't hold families together and heroin was massive in the 90s due to hopelessness and depression.

MTV pushed tattoo culture so people were mutilating themselves with degenerate symbols, doing drugs, abandoning kids, all the cities went straight to hell in the 90s.
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Originally Posted By fishnbrah⏩
completely different and unrelated.
He's making a bunch of loose comparisons and claiming it's literally the same as today. While obviously there was degeneracy and everything wasn't perfect, it was leagues better on a societal, freedom and cultural level than today.

Today is full on clown world. It was never been as bad and degenerate as today.
post 1656235073 02-15-2022, 10:42 AM
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Originally Posted By redmelly⏩
Lol... I was never cool. But I can tell you being 6 ft and in the 5th grade would definitely not have been cool. How many grades did you flunk?
I was in advanced placement since I was in third grade, lol.

I was the toughest and strongest guy in school.

Your command of logic is very poor.
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post 1656235423 02-15-2022, 10:49 AM
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Originally Posted By DJKhaled⏩
He's making a bunch of loose comparisons and claiming it's literally the same as today. While obviously there was degeneracy and everything wasn't perfect, it was leagues better on a societal, freedom and cultural level than today.

Today is full on clown world. It was never been as bad and degenerate as today.
My points are that it's the same exact conditions or there's maybe more awareness.

How do you think things will be forty years from now, better?

They will not be better.

People will look back on the 2020s as a time before it was legal to have sex with kids, and so on. However, the groundwork for something like that being legal is being put in place NOW.

It actually is, so if you are aware of what's happening now you will see that nothing has changed when that issue becomes popular to talk about.

I live in Philly and you should look up Kensignton.

It's a massive drug area and horrible. But, that's not from NOW it's from 90s MTV "Heroin Chic" being popularized and it destroyed the city. People who grew up there and are involved in drugs directly tell me that. They are covered in tats and all about drugs, sex, and abandoning their families for more of the same.

So, Kensignton isn't 2020 degenerate behavior, it started in the 90s on TV.

We are seeing a "snowball effect" not something new.
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I graduated in 1990 and life was definitely better before 2000.

I couldn't tolerate today's climate.
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian⏩
I was in advanced placement since I was in third grade, lol.

I was the toughest and strongest guy in school.

Your command of logic is very poor.
Hmm. it's pretty logical if someone is 6 inches taller than the average kid of that grade one would question that kid's age. But okay. You are clearly salty about this topic. Just keep in mind your experience does not define everyone who grew up in the 80's. There are geographical differences, too. Things progress on either coast quicker than the midwest and south, especially in that time with local tv and no internet. I guess you'll argue about that, too.
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never had a backpack in HS crew. never used a locker crew. had a car crew
post 1656236363 02-15-2022, 11:02 AM
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Originally Posted By fishnbrah⏩
never had a backpack in HS crew. never used a locker crew. had a car crew
I grew up in the midwest and here's something you won't see any longer: hunting season and kids bringing their rifles to school in their trucks because they were coming straight from hunting.
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Originally Posted By redmelly⏩
Hmm. it's pretty logical if someone is 6 inches taller than the average kid of that grade one would question that kid's age. But okay. You are clearly salty about this topic. Just keep in mind your experience does not define everyone who grew up in the 80's. There are geographical differences, too. Things progress on either coast quicker than the midwest and south, especially in that time with local tv and no internet. I guess you'll argue about that, too.
It's a profoundly stupid stance to think things "suddenly went wrong" and there are many sheltered morons in this thread, as usual.
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The world changed on 9/11/01. I felt it...the 80's and 90's were the absolute peak for people. Now with tech being a huge part of our daily lives, the human communication aspect of life has changed dramatically, not to mention now there are echo chambers where everyone can voice their chit opinions. Woke culture also ruined the USA
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian⏩
It's a profoundly stupid stance to think things "suddenly went wrong" and there are many sheltered morons in this thread, as usual.
Here's the test to see if you were cool back then: did you go around with a big comb in your back pocket?
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian⏩
I was around then and you are wrong.

Punk rockers had purple hair, there were goths, and feminized was RADICAL since the 70s. Now we have whores and fat girls as feminists, but in the 80s is was normal girls in Hilary Clinton mode. You would get a sermon for holding a door for a woman. Women were using "Ms." which is like tranny talk today with the "pronouns" nonsense.

Most cool music at that time was made by gay men in New Wave bands. Being "Androgynous" was cool and that was due to a lot of anti-male hatred.

Boys did not want to make things in shop that's what druggie scum types did. Every normal guy wanted to go to college.

There was no social media however there was extreme clique behavior that was super obnoxious.

The US has been extremely degenerate since the 60s generation.
LMAO you don't know what you're talking about.
Originally Posted By CaroKannDefence⏩
Maybe not over-weight ones, but we had punks - including female punks. So I just lumped them in there.
Oh yeah, we had punks/goths. But besides the hair dye it was way different than the people today.
Originally Posted By redmelly⏩
Notice no one carried backpacks back then. They didn't give you a sh*t ton of homework back then. Books usually stayed in lockers when you went home.
Yep. I'd carry maybe one or two books. I didn't have a backpack with 50 lbs worth of books like my son did.
Originally Posted By jreacher⏩
The 80s were great, but I can't even watch that video because I hate the song they used. srs
Omg wot?!
Originally Posted By TheAdlerian⏩
Viral videos and America's Funniest home videos type shows were tik tok decades ago.
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Originally Posted By Jms89⏩
The world changed on 9/11/01. I felt it...the 80's and 90's were the absolute peak for people. Now with tech being a huge part of our daily lives, the human communication aspect of life has changed dramatically, not to mention now there are echo chambers where everyone can voice their chit opinions. Woke culture also ruined the USA
I think cases can be made of the downfall beginning as early as the 1920s when we started moving away from the gold standard. Certain events added such as in the 1960s. Then it progressively got worse. But in the 80s and 90s it still wasn't mainstream enough and enough institutions weren't usurped at that point to really notice it too much. There was still a strong community and cultural bond in the 80s and 90s and life still felt free.

I also felt major change in 9/11 in 2001. That was the real beginning of the end.

Life was still tolerable and enjoyable at least until 2008, then started rapidly degenerating and by 2012 it was over. 2012 is when clown world started becoming mainstream. Then the election of Trump in 2016 really set off the Woke Revolution in response. And now here we are in 2022 amidst full on degeneracy and clown world.
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Originally Posted By Jms89⏩
The world changed on 9/11/01. I felt it...the 80's and 90's were the absolute peak for people. Now with tech being a huge part of our daily lives, the human communication aspect of life has changed dramatically, not to mention now there are echo chambers where everyone can voice their chit opinions. Woke culture also ruined the USA
9/11 was a big change but i still remember things were somewhat similar. The real change i noticed was around 2011 when smartphones and social media became ubiquitous. that has changed everything. people becoming more self absorbed, filming things, people getting cancelled, increased superficiality, etc...
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Originally Posted By anonkunbrah⏩
9/11 was a big change but i still remember things were somewhat similar. The real change i noticed was around 2011 when smartphones and social media became ubiquitous. that has changed everything. people becoming more self absorbed, filming things, people getting cancelled, increased superficiality, etc...
This, absolutely. Most of what's wrong with the world nowadays is from social media.
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Originally Posted By anonkunbrah⏩
9/11 was a big change but i still remember things were somewhat similar. The real change i noticed was around 2011 when smartphones and social media became ubiquitous. that has changed everything. people becoming more self absorbed, filming things, people getting cancelled, increased superficiality, etc...
The big change was late 2012 when everyone got a smart phone and got addicted to social media and Obama passed a bill allowing legal propaganda on the American people

2011 and the first half of 2012 were still alright
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Originally Posted By jlsnyderTypeR⏩
I graduated in 1990 and life was definitely better before 2000.

I couldn't tolerate today's climate.
Imagine a bunch of Gen X kids obediently sitting in a classroom for 6-8 hours wearing masks.
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Ask Messomi to explain details of being a teenager in the 80's if he can ever take time away from negging his internet enemies ever 4-5 days.

I guess that kind of thing happens when you're mid 50's with no GF/wife, kids, or anything resembling an adult life.

How sad.
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Originally Posted By HaiMeesk⏩
Imagine a bunch of Gen X kids obediently sitting in a classroom for 6-8 hours wearing masks.
Its really not surprising that MOST of Gen Z considers themselves "depressed" and has a skyrocketing suicide rate

I don't blame them. What a chitty time to grow up. They are even confused about what gender they are supposed to be.
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Originally Posted By jlsnyderTypeR⏩
I graduated in 1990 and life was definitely better before 2000.

I couldn't tolerate today's climate.
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It was just pre-internet pre-social media.

Kids today will never know what it would be like to have a real childhood.
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian⏩
I was six foot in fifth grade and found the whole thing cumbersome. In addition, the value of homework was overwhelming.

Finally, I doubt you know what being cool is.
Was this before or after your 1000lbs squat??
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Originally Posted By eod8989⏩
The big change was late 2012 when everyone got a smart phone and got addicted to social media and Obama passed a bill allowing legal propaganda on the American people

2011 and the first half of 2012 were still alright
Verizon got rights to iphone in Feb 2011. Before that, iphone was ultra exclusive with a 3 digit phone bill under AT&T only. It helped get these things out to the masses (including myself which is when I first got one). Obviously not everyone got one immediately but this was a huge thing that lead up to 2012. And i remember instagram exploding in 2012.
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Originally Posted By redmelly⏩
Here's the test to see if you were cool back then: did you go around with a big comb in your back pocket?
Amusingly, I did have a comb but not the giant kind of that era.

I had a David Bowie Serious Moonlight semi-broccoli hairdo, so a comb was essential.
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Originally Posted By Legz422⏩
LMAO you don't know what you're talking about.



Oh yeah, we had punks/goths. But besides the hair dye it was way different than the people today.



Yep. I'd carry maybe one or two books. I didn't have a backpack with 50 lbs worth of books like my son did.



Omg wot?!



Lol No.
Your responses were all impotent and retarded.
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  1. TheAdlerian
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Originally Posted By wrassler45⏩
Was this before or after your 1000lbs squat??
Well before.

It's sad that you're jealous and stuck in a useless and undergrown body.

That must be horrible.

You will die without ever being a man, and yet you spend all of your time on a bodybuilding forum.

That's like me spending all of my time on a mountain climbing forum when I can't do it and never will.

I don't do that though.
If you want to ask me a question:

Ask: TheAdlerian

http://forum.obnoxiousbrutes.com/showthread.php?t=150655983&p=1000366043#post1000366043

Read my science fiction novel:

http://www.amazon.com/Echelon-Adlerian-ebook/dp/B00RCFFTKC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1419640250&sr=8-1&keywords=Echelon+the+adlerian
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