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Monthly Archives: May 2011
1987
Robocop is one of the greatest movies of all time. It is ahead of its time… it tackles as subject matter corrupt corporatism, man’s struggle with technology, rampant violent crime, and a futuristic democratic society trying to find itself amidst … Continue reading
Posted in 1987, 80s, action movies, Faith No More, Michael Jordan, movies, Philip K Dick, Predator, reagan era, Robocop, rock, sci-fi, Sonic Youth, sports, steve albini, Uncategorized
Tagged Bulls, Faith No More, gatling gun, Hulkster, Jesse Ventura, macho man, michael jordan, Predator, Robocop, We Care A Lot, WWF
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1986
Now that is an 80’s sweater. Alf was a big highlight for me as a kid. It was funny and grown up enough that my parents could watch it too. A good lighthearted comedy about aliens that looked like big … Continue reading
Posted in 1986, 80's X-Men, 80s, 80s music, 80s television, BMX, cassette, Chernobyl, Dead Milkmen, hiphop, jazz, radical, reagan era, Sun Ra, television, Uncategorized
Tagged 1986, 80s, ac/dc, beastie boys, bmx, cassettes, challenger disaster, chernobyl, dead milkmen, hiphop, jazz, run dmc, sun ra, tape trading, tapes, x-men
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1984
As an 8-9 year old boy, my main interests were Showbiz Pizza on special occasions, the Transformers cartoon series (after school!) and MTV in 1984. It’s common knowledge that many 30-something dudes are walking around now, still amazed at how awesome … Continue reading
Posted in 1984, 80s, 80s music, 80s television, animated, atari, cars, DRI, early computer graphics, korg poly 800, legos, live, Nintendo, punk, radical, rock, Showbiz Pizza, sports, synth, technology, television, toys, Uncategorized, Van Halen
Tagged atari, awesome, berzerk, cars, chrysler laser, cool, darth vader, DRI, early computer graphics, electro, galaga, gi joe, macho man, matchbox, michael jordan, mtv, nintendo, radical, showbiz pizza, the rockafire explosion, toys, transformers, van halen, video games
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1982
As a 6 year old kid for most of 1982, I can’t remember anything I anticipated much more than Firefox. Perhaps due to this most badass trailer… it really makes you think you need to see this movie. Plus, Clint … Continue reading
Posted in 1982, 80s, 80s music, 80s television, action movies, cold war, fantasy, Jim Henson, king crimson, movies, muppets, prog rock, rock, television, the dark crystal
Tagged action movies, elephant talk, fantasy, firefox, first blood, king crimson, rambo, the dark crystal, thela hun ginjeet, tv
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1981
It cannot be overstated how much the space shuttle was a part of the 80’s. This is when I started up with grade school, and I remember having some pretty cool space shuttle swag. Stickers, t-shirts, and books were all … Continue reading
Posted in 1981, 80s, 80s music, 80s pop, cassette, early computer graphics, hall and oates, legos, men at work, nasa, reagan era, sci-fi, space shuttle
Tagged 1981, 80s, cassette, early computer graphics, hall and oates, legos, men at work, reagan era, space shuttle program, spacecraft, spaceship
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1979
I might as well get this over with: my two favorite bands are probably King Crimson and Rush. I am not as into prog rock is this might make it seem, but I do love the genre (although I am … Continue reading
1978
1978 was the year my brother was born, a month before my 3rd birthday. He is one of my best friends and is a winning Flash designer and creative director for commercial websites. Lesson learned from brother: tell people to … Continue reading
Posted in 1978, 70s, battlestar galactica, movies, rock, sci-fi, television
Tagged 1978, 70s, battlestar galactica, movies, sci-fi, stunt rock, television
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1980
Blue Oyster Cult live in 1980 performing “Godzilla”. I first started loving this song as covered by Fu Manchu, but over time I began to appreciate Blue Oyster Cult more. They have some of the best songs in rock, albeit … Continue reading →