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The cheesy early-90s music thread

Skuit
in Melbourne Demons

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As stated. Cheesy 80s also acceptable. 

McQueen: 2Unlimited: Get Ready

Skuit: M People: Movin' on Up

 

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    Just found out this afternoon that my cousins band (we're all in our early, mid and late 40's) are supporting The Happy Mondays as they tour here, and then off for a UK tour... It's quite hilarious that as a rather cool band that never quite 'made it' in the early 90's as they have all had kids and got real jobs, they're now having to juggle touring life. They're exhausted. 🙌🫠

    I'm sure Shaun William Ryder and Bez will be fun to hang with..So my submission is.

     

     

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    If were talking 90s then it has to be:

     

    And for Collingwood Supporters:

     

     

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    ok im going to see your KLF - BDA - with a bit of EMF from 1991! 

     

    Cos we are unbelievable!

     

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    45 minutes ago, Engorged Onion said:

    Just found out this afternoon that my cousins band (we're all in our early, mid and late 40's) are supporting The Happy Mondays as they tour here, and then off for a UK tour... It's quite hilarious that as a rather cool band that never quite 'made it' in the early 90's as they have all had kids and got real jobs, they're now having to juggle touring life. They're exhausted. 🙌🫠

    I'm sure Shaun William Ryder and Bez will be fun to hang with..So my submission is.

     

     

    Random thread strikes gold in the first minute. Very chuffed to hear Shaun is still alive and kicking. 

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    8 minutes ago, Anti-Saint said:

    ok im going to see your KLF - BDA - with a bit of EMF from 1991! 

     

    Cos we are unbelievable!

     

    Anti-Saint early club-house leader. 

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    Cheese, you say? Early 1990s you say?

    Just for a change of pace, I present to you the greatest musical cheese moment in all of computer gaming history.

    If you know it, you will be moved deeply by the memory. If you don't... just put it in your wtf basket and move on.

     

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    2 minutes ago, Little Goffy said:

    If you know it, you will be moved deeply by the memory. If you don't... just put it in your wtf basket and move on.

     

    Can I put it in my wtf basket and also roll around in said basket?

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    2 minutes ago, Skuit said:

    Can I put it in my wtf basket and also roll around in said basket?

    Your wtf basket belongs to you and you can do whatever you want with it or in it.

    Also, I have no idea how to interpret this feedback.

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    Thank you for your contribution Fork 'em. You're only doing it slightly wrong. Anything from the early 90s that got your hips moving? 

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    29 minutes ago, Skuit said:

    Random thread strikes gold in the first minute. Very chuffed to hear Shaun is still alive and kicking. 

    Shaun and Bez do celebrity Gogglebox in the UK. They are as washed as you’d imagine, and have some hilariously confused banter.

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    6 minutes ago, Skuit said:

    Thank you for your contribution Fork 'em. You're only doing it slightly wrong. Anything from the early 90s that got your hips moving? 

    I was a Headbanger man.

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