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Queen Of The World · 04-05-2012, 07:16 AM

I'm not sure if it's just in Aus or everywhere round the world..... it seems that everyone is taking a massive trip down 90's lane. It's in fashion, music, hipsters....everywhere.

Most of my childhood was during the 90's. I remember it as such a raw, obscure and poppy era, and have the best memories of that time.

What are your thoughts? Should the 90's stay in the 90's, should we embrace it, are you excited to be able to relive aspects of that era? What do you wanna see come back?

Personally I'm happy that I can now get clothes that suit my 90's tastes but otherwise I'm sort of sceptical towards hipsters trying to pull it off. I also want to see blow up alien toys (or anything blow up) come back. And the resurgence of 90's pop groups is exciting!!! I am thinking about seeing Hanson later this year, but I don't think they would sound like they did back in the day.

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Queen Of The World Music Addict Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Australia Posts: 52	90's Revival I'm not sure if it's just in Aus or everywhere round the world..... it seems that everyone is taking a massive trip down 90's lane. It's in fashion, music, hipsters....everywhere. Most of my childhood was during the 90's. I remember it as such a raw, obscure and poppy era, and have the best memories of that time. What are your thoughts? Should the 90's stay in the 90's, should we embrace it, are you excited to be able to relive aspects of that era? What do you wanna see come back? Personally I'm happy that I can now get clothes that suit my 90's tastes but otherwise I'm sort of sceptical towards hipsters trying to pull it off. I also want to see blow up alien toys (or anything blow up) come back. And the resurgence of 90's pop groups is exciting!!! I am thinking about seeing Hanson later this year, but I don't think they would sound like they did back in the day.