Mastodawn

Sargoth 13h ago

Just for fun: when was the Deep 90s, defined arbitrarily?

	1992
	1994
	1996
	1998

Poll ends at Jun 12 at 6:40pm.

Some might argue that a decade reaches its fullest extent at the end, looking back at its works and despairing/rejoicing. Others might counter that a defining aspect of a decade is its emergence, its gradually coming into being as a time to be alive and realize plans in, thus shifting the locus to the beginning

Is a movie the mostest at the beginning, middle or end?
*nods with confidence*
yes

Will Deakin 20h ago

"But @sargoth surely the '90s should have a beginning, a middle, and an end?”
“Yes, but not necessarily in that order”

Sargoth 17h ago

@wnd sometimes, you might even need a
new order

Will Deakin 16h ago

@sargoth a Blue Monday version as it were

I_give_u_worms 1d ago

@sargoth "The Crow" and "Pulp Fiction" were both released in May of 1994

@i_give_u_worms it is difficult to get more specifically 90s than that

I_give_u_worms 1d ago

@sargoth Kurt Cobain killed himself in April of 94

I_give_u_worms 1d ago

@sargoth March 8, 1994, nine inch nails released "the downward spiral"

@i_give_u_worms peak

I_give_u_worms 1d ago

@sargoth
1992: Al Jourgensen and Paul Barker meet William S Burroughs
https://www.revolvermag.com/music/7-insane-stories-creation-ministrys-psalm-69/

I_give_u_worms 1d ago

@sargoth
May 1997: The Perfect Drug released on David Lynch's "Lost Highway" soundtrack
https://youtu.be/dn3j6-yQKWQ?si=w2l4Sx7ZytZLRKtL

Nine Inch Nails - The Perfect Drug

YouTube

Will Deakin 20h ago

Will Deakin 20h ago

@sargoth I say this as Grunge was grunged, Britpop had pop'd and I got a job.

"I was looking for a job, and then I found a job and heaven knows I'm miserable now..."