Practically every aspect of pop culture I used to enjoy appears to be tainted when I revisit it. It sounds cliche and trite, but the red pill metaphor aptly conveys the phenomenon that once you see it for what it is, there is no going back. You can't reinstate your blissful ignorance. White culture was slowly and subtly subverted by unseen jews until everything that had once held White people together was replaced by some perverse, jew-owned intellectual property.

My favorite singers and song writers are dead people.

1984 in particular was a stellar year for jams. Those of us who were there remember.

Prince-Purple Rain & When Doves Cry Van Halen- Jump & Hot For Teacher Springsteen-Born in the USA U2-Pride In The Name of Love Madonna-Like A Virgin Motley Crue-Looks That Kill Metallica-For Whom The Bell Tolls INXS- Original Sin Sade-Smooth Operator TwistedSister-We're Not Gonna Take It IronMaiden-Aces High The Smiths- How Soon Is Now Sheila E-The Glamorous Life Scorpians-Rock You like A Hurricane SRV-Couldn't Stand The Weather Depeche Mode-People Are People Echo&The Bunny Men-Killing Moon Dio-The Last In Line Hall&Oates-Out Of Touch George Michael-Careless Whisper Judas Priest-Jaw Breaker Tina Turner-What's Love Got To Do With It Ratt-Round and Round FrankieGoesToHollywood-Relax Kenny Loggins-Footloose Chaka Kahn-I Feel For You Bowie-Blue Jean DeadOrAlive-You Spin Me Right Round Los Lobos-Will The Wolf Survive REM-Dont Go Back To Rockville Bananarama-Cruel Summer Wang Chung-Dance Hall Days Bon Jovi-Runaway Tears For Fears-Head Over Heels And mother fuckin' White Snake- Slide It In.

All played, recorded and produced without Auto Tune, Pro Tools nor Quantized Beats.

It was one helluva summer.

I got sober and found God, and now I'm having to go back through and re-learn what I even like. Most of it seems to just be about being a horrible person. Maybe I'm too into lyrics.

Without realizing it I found that also. Looking back it’s interesting, soo many if not all couldn’t even be made now. Comedy nearly without limits.

Quite old but cool, IMO.

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Back then and into the 90s, people weren't afraid to experiment and tried to think of newer and better stuff. Sure, we got some Howard the Ducks out of it, but the great stuff on the other end of the spectrum was amazing.

Now everyone copies everyone else and just tries to make something seem original within a narrow set of parameters so they can try to get the best number 1 in their field the same exact way others before them did.

What? You don't like justin beeber's "Baby Baby". The 70's had a lot of great artist too if you liked the 90's grunge. I didn't appreciate the Doobie Brother at the time but looking back they were good and I listen to them more now. Wacky comedy movies from the 60's are the best but you can't find them anymore.

Gino Vannelli is the fucking best.