1989 in Music part I

So tell me about you in 1989.

So the, I can't talk about 89 without bringing up 94 because they're, they are two very distinct and pivotal timeframes for me developmentally as just age wise.

And also musically in terms of like my interests of those two specific times.

Yeah.

And the story of where music went from 1989 to 1994 is pretty interesting as well.

So, okay.

I love it.

I mean, we did a whole year on 94.

We love 94.

Greatest beer and music ever.

We'll fight people who disagree with that.

Go look at the albums that were released.

It's clear.

The evidence is there.

Very different feel in the music industry in 1994 compared to 1989.

1989, well, back to 94.

I'm like graduating high school, going to college.

So that's a...

That's a pretty big event in terms of like coming of age developmentally.

I had kind of formed my own musical taste.

I was starting to get into heavier music.

I mean, like 94 is the year that Pantera had a number, like a billboard title.

Chart-topping album, like the heaviest album ever at number one.

Other big albums, Corrosion of Conformity, Prong.

I could go on and on about the heavy stuff, but also all of the alternative.