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[NewMarketSean]

[Pedro Cerrano]

[Pedro Cerrano]

[NewMarketSean]

I was also the proud owner of this.

 

 

Installed a Pioneer cassette player and speakers, it actually sounded pretty good. And the FF/RW buttons remained the same when you flipped the tape over.

[Pedro Cerrano]

BTW, Mackus, a while back you said you wanted to start listening to more music.  The albums I posted here are a good start.

[NewMarketSean]

 

Came out the day after Modell announced the Browns moving to Baltimore.

[Pedro Cerrano]

Came out the day after Modell announced the Browns moving to Baltimore.

 

Best Wu-Tang album -- group or solo IMO.

[bnickle]

Just looked up 1995 movies. 

 

 

Braveheart

Toy Story

Seven

The Usual Suspects

12 Monkeys

Casino

Friday

Showgirls

 

 

 

Yeah, Im gonna go ahead and put it down as the best year of my life to this point. 

[Icterus galbula]

Year 1 of 2 for these guys:

 

[Pedro Cerrano]

The Del Harris era was red hot in Laker Land!*

 

*These were really the first Laker-era teams that I "followed" -- which is my general come back to anyone who claims I am a bandwagon fan.

[Mackus]

BTW, Mackus, a while back you said you wanted to start listening to more music.  The albums I posted here are a good start.

 

Mid-90s, especially alternative rock, is an era I'm pretty damn familiar with

 

I think I got 4 copies of Melon Collie & the Infinite Sadness for Christmas/Birthday in December '94.  Since it was a double album, I was able to trade in the extras for 2 CDs each (more or less) at the Chatham Mall.  Can't remember everything I picked up in exchange, but I had a pretty nice collection of CDs for a while there.  Wasn't another 4-5 years until Napster came out and I just started illegally downloading all of my music.

[Pedro Cerrano]

Mid-90s, especially alternative rock, is an era I'm pretty damn familiar with

 

I think I got 4 copies of Melon Collie & the Infinite Sadness for Christmas/Birthday in December '94.  Since it was a double album, I was able to trade in the extras for 2 CDs each (more or less) at the Chatham Mall.  Can't remember everything I picked up in exchange, but I had a pretty nice collection of CDs for a while there.  Wasn't another 4-5 years until Napster came out and I just started illegally downloading all of my music.

 

I keep forgetting you're from HoCo.

 

Chatham Mall, wow.  I remember the day Flickers got Mortal Kombat.  I was at the Mall for a Cub Scout event and the line was literally 20 feet out the door to get to play.

[NewMarketSean]

Best Wu-Tang album -- group or solo IMO.

 

Choosing between LS or OB4CL is hard.

 

You know my feelings on OB4CL. But I do love me some LS.

[NewMarketSean]

'95 was the year Enchanted Forest closed for good.

[Mackus]

1995 also was my favorite series of baseball cards ever:

 

[tennOsfan]

My first year of law school.  My second year of owning my humble 1994 Toyota pickup (which I drove to Asheville and back yesterday to haul a water heater), which I camped out in to buy tickets for Page-Plant's show in Knoxville.  That was the good ole days when the best seats went to the most dedicated fans willing to put in some work, not just to the highest bidder.  Encore included Black Dog, which was a peeing-in-the-pants-inducing experience.

[NewMarketSean]

1995 also was my favorite series of baseball cards ever:

 

'87 Topps with the wood panel border is hard to beat.

 

[SportsGuy]

Oh, also the 1st and 2nd round of the NCAA tourney was in Baltimore.

The 2 days the world discovered Antonio McDyess, if anyone remembers.

I was there for that.

He had a monster game vs penn. Scored like 40 I think.

[SammyBirdland]

I graduated high school in 1995.   One of the things that I remember from around that time period is how the new era of alternative started to explode.   In the Harrisburg area, this is when the radio station "105.7 The Edge" came out.   That music pretty much defined that part of my life.

 

 

[SBTarheel]

I was there for that.

He had a monster game vs penn. Scored like 40 I think.

I'll never forget it. 

 

He was brilliant against Oklahoma State in the 2nd round too, destroyed big Country, but they lost.