So, I was listening to the radio this week. The local station does a ‘flash back’ hour of music from the 90s every afternoon. Note: It is sad that music I listened to in high school is now considered part of a flash back playlist; heavy sigh. During this particular jump backwards in time to when I had little responsibility and littler money, I heard a Marilyn Manson song, The Beautiful People. Brian Warner, as he is known without his makeup, is a bit confused and definitely messed up. But there was something about his music that I truly enjoyed. Now granted at during the same time, I was also liking the music of bands such as NIN, Rage Against the Machine, and Rammstein. This is proof that adolescence is a time of raging hormones and mood swings. I still like to hear the stuff from time to time, but can’t ever imagine it playing on an ‘oldies’ station when my kids are grown. lol
Saturday, March 7, 2009
Freaky, weird, but I liked it.
So, I was listening to the radio this week. The local station does a ‘flash back’ hour of music from the 90s every afternoon. Note: It is sad that music I listened to in high school is now considered part of a flash back playlist; heavy sigh. During this particular jump backwards in time to when I had little responsibility and littler money, I heard a Marilyn Manson song, The Beautiful People. Brian Warner, as he is known without his makeup, is a bit confused and definitely messed up. But there was something about his music that I truly enjoyed. Now granted at during the same time, I was also liking the music of bands such as NIN, Rage Against the Machine, and Rammstein. This is proof that adolescence is a time of raging hormones and mood swings. I still like to hear the stuff from time to time, but can’t ever imagine it playing on an ‘oldies’ station when my kids are grown. lol
Labels:
90s,
alternative music,
Marilyn Manson,
NIN,
Rage Against the Machine,
Rammstein
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