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Originally Posted by Stu
My serious answer's a bit more boring. I'd love to have come of age around the late 80s/early 90s. Acid house, birth of britpop etc. I'd just love to have been late teens and early 20sing my way through that landfill. I know a lot of it was rubbish, but you can say that about most eras, and that's the stuff I'm most into.
The fact that something as abrasive and ****ing mental as Setting Sun was the number 1 song in the country and they had to put it on telly everywhere. Brilliant.
I want to live in a Suede song, essentially.
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The 90's was pretty cool to be a teenager in tbf I was mostly in to Grunge, not a massive dance fan but a big Brit pop fan also. Highlights music wise seeing Oasis supported by The Prodigy in pairc ui chaoimh in 1996 and Pearl Jam in Mill Street the same year, unfortunately I was only 13 when Nirvana played in Sir Henry's
