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Comment count is 26
Bozo - 2010-03-10

The nostalgia is hitting me like an anvil. Thanks 90s week!


revdrew - 2010-03-10

Wow, I guess they were still selling stuff on cassette in 1995.


Syd Midnight - 2010-03-10

A lot of us were still buying cassettes because we already had a huge cassette collection and it was still expensive to rip and burn your own CDs. These songs weren't exactly considered masterpieces back then either.


Ghoul - 2010-03-10

Bring back PM Dawn, please.


hornung - 2010-03-10

he got busted for statutory rape.


FeeFiFoFoTheFifeFifeBrown - 2010-03-10

"If it's good, we'll play it!"

*cue "Talk To An Angel"*


Quad9Damage - 2010-03-11

"How do you hold her close to where you ARE"


burnt popcorn - 2010-03-10

Fu-Schnickens


KnowFuture - 2010-03-10

Thanks, old commercial, for reminding me how immature I still am by throwing CeCe Peniston's name back out there.


pastorofmuppets - 2010-03-10

If I had known that that song was written by a person named CeCe Peniston... it might have changed the whole decade for me, honestly.


Hooker - 2010-03-10

Wow, R. Kelly was a marquee name back then? Also, can you even buy commercial mix tapes at this point?


snothouse - 2010-03-10

The entire "Now That's What I Call..." series will be happy to oblige you.


The Townleybomb - 2010-03-10

How do I remember every word of this commercial? I'm pretty sure I didn't even own a TV in 1995!


Aelric - 2010-03-10

Just, I think this was the moment that the country became self-aware of itself and started to shape up for the second half of the decade, instead of following the themes of the 80s.

Then again, how will the 00s be remembered? Everyone was depressed for 10 years. I guess I'll order a few copies of that compact disc to go in my portable compact disc player.


revdrew - 2010-03-10

No one is going to remember the naughts. It's just going to be 9/11, and then a huge, depressing blur after that.


kingarthur - 2010-03-11

The naughts sucked hard.

However, 90s! Combat boots, over-sized Egyptian jewelry, the greasy tempera-paint smell of Manic Panic, and 120 Minutes / Alternative Nation!

Truly, is there a greater decade?

(All photographic evidence of King Arthur post-punk / goth / punk rock version has been destroyed).


cognitivedissonance - 2010-03-10

There's only one thing left to say.... "OOOOOOOOOOH YOU'RE UNBELIEVABLE!"


pastorofmuppets - 2010-03-10

Well, one more. Oh! You're crumbelievable.


kingarthur - 2010-03-11

Inevitable playing of Us3's "Cantaloop".


nemeses9 - 2010-03-10

Dear god, the nostalgia.


pastorofmuppets - 2010-03-10

Life is a Highway is how you write a fucking hook. Do you hear me music industry? That is how you do it.


glasseye - 2010-03-10

That song blew me away in middle school.


Rudy - 2010-03-11

I had to play that song about 6 times a night when I was an overnight DJ. It made me want to kill myself.


twinkieafternoon - 2010-03-10

WHAT'S UP DOC
(CAN WE ROCK?)
Shaquille O'Neal &
Fu-Schnickens


notascientist - 2010-03-11

No one is going to point out that that is Bobby from Twin Peaks (or may as well be)?


burnt popcorn - 2010-03-11

"or may as well be".
Explain?


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