[Stu]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

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

Hahaha fair dues. Seeing that line up for Féile 95 kills me, like.



Maybe it's good I wasn't of age. I'd probably never have recovered. I'd have been one of those blokes you see in high viz down the park now feeding the birds, writing Keith Flint Forever on lamp posts, getting monthly calls from social protection.

I love nostalgia but pandemic aside I have no qualms about the age we're in. Ireland's metal scene started to get proper belting last year, there. Finally had something I could fall into.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Stu

Hahaha fair dues. Seeing that line up for Féile 95 kills me, like.



Maybe it's good I wasn't of age. I'd probably never have recovered. I'd have been one of those blokes you see in high viz down the park now feeding the birds, writing Keith Flint Forever on lamp posts, getting monthly calls from social protection.

I love nostalgia but pandemic aside I have no qualms about the age we're in. Ireland's metal scene started to get proper belting last year, there. Finally had something I could fall into.

Well fingers crossed next year won't be like this and you can back into it again. As **** as this year was it weirdly flew as well, like one long month