Once the Inevitable 90s Revival occurs which genre will be the most influetial or popular?

Was going to say Global Hypercolor. I'd settle for a nineties revival based entirely around The Crystal Maze.

I wore my JNCOs to Amsterdam and got mercilessly needled by a reggae coffee shop proprietor.

Green bomber jackets with WORLD DANCE written on the back.

Has the jeans fashion pendulum swung back from tight to baggy yet?

Once that happens we'll know we're in a new decade.

Mini-backpacks (black patent leather)

^ just inexplicable

Actually I take back everything I said yesterday:

http://www.beardedtheory.co.uk/lineup.php

Spot the odd one out on that festival bill.

Once that happens we'll know we're in a new decade.

― Matt DC, Wednesday, 24 March 2010 12:33 (1 minute ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

if there's one thing i crave it's this.

The '90s didn't really have enough wacky fashion styles to laugh at

Sagging baggy pants will look even more ridiculous in 2025 than big late 80s mullets do today.

Has the jeans fashion pendulum swung back from tight to baggy yet?

It has to swing properly back to tight at first yet. Today they are still baggy, although more moderate baggy than in the 90s.

(Except for among emo's, but they are still considered outsiders)

looool

so ur brain has actually stopped allowing in new information circa 1998?

geir, don't know about norway but indie/hipster types have been wearing some painfully tight keks these last few years. curse these footballer's legs.

Geir's Fashion Tips <--------- new thread urgently needed

Bot a Porter

that Bearded Festival... I think my brain just fell out through my eyesockets. Jesus, just imagine being there. Actually don't, really don't!

http://www.cheapmonday.com/#collections/collection-ss10/jeans

tho

Can't wait for jeans that fit me to come back into fash

animals are banned at Bearded Theory, which must cut out half the key demographic

nothing ever dies

There's a children's area. Textbook abuse taking a kid to this thing imo

more 90s fashion:

sketchers
bowling shirts
sweatshirts tied around waste
brightly-colored fanny packs

White jeans.

Oh man, I've seen the King Blues. This is the wikipedia description, just imagine the horror:

The King Blues are an Acoustic-Ska band accredited for fusing ska and acoustic folk together with influences from Punk and Hardcore. They originate from London, England. Influences include Public Enemy, The Clash, The Specials and Minor Threat.

They originate from London, England

Whodathoughit?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LsSxRH2QLcg

accredited for

Wiki Malapropism of the Week [/Harry Hill]

ok so this is whats coming back, really you kinda need to reinvent the most horrible aspects of the past because your trauma-repression impulse is what makes everything you tried to forget seem really fresh in a couple years

Were the late 90s the only time it was acceptable* for white guys to be a bit on the porky side? All that frat-boy nu-metal stuff had its fair share of bloaters.

*i realise i am using a very liberal definition of the word "acceptable" here.

Possibly first time since the Edwardian era

sketchers

Never went away.

Were the late 90s the only time it was acceptable* for white guys to be a bit on the porky side?

ok this is your most wtf suggestion yet

Other things that could be revived ironically or not:

Early '90s Queen Latifah mutlicolour leggings and fruit hats and zebra stripes in your music video and all that kind of thing?

British magazine telly - Big Breakfast/TFI Friday/Don't Forget Your Toothbrush/The Word/They Think It's All Over/Eurotrash/ITV Chart Show/Motormouth/What's Up Doc etc?

And Big Beat? No not the Chems, I'm talkin 'bout Midfield General and BRA!

Nike Air? Reebok Pumps? Puma Disc System?

WWF, Hulk Hogan, Legion Of Doom, Suburban Commando, Cool Runnings, Desert Strike bubblegum cards, Micro Machines?

Sheffield House/Bleep-Techno?

Mid-90s Britrock - Skunk Anansie, 3 Colours Red, Placebo, Groop Dogdrill, Therapy? ?

Trashy shit from Europe - Rednex, Whigfield, Mark Oh!, Scatman John etc.

BTW these were all on the shelves at Sainsbury's Hitchin (the only place you can buy CDs any more in the whole town) when I went shopping last night. The revival is inevitable:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Mash-Up-Mix-90s-Various/dp/B0036V0WIU
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Push-Various-artist/dp/B0030EH54C/ref=pd_sim_m_h__4

http://www.kinkfm.com/images/image/smash%20mouth.jpgx-post

googling random bearded theory acts.

UK psytrance at it's best - overflowing with energy, adrenaline and positivity, including stomping didgeridoo and searing guitar riffs throughout.

holy lol at the bearded festival

psytrance is the most '90s style of music that didn't exist in the 90s.

?!?!?!

stomping didgeridoo

sounds messy

Most of the first mucky raves/festivals I attended were psytrance affairs. In the 90s

Scatman John was not trashy shit from Europe, he was awesome shit from America.

The time to revive Scatman John was many years ago ;_;

I preferred the instrumental mix

I hadn't banked on Alistair Darling's 10% cider tax. The crusties will be protesting in numbers we haven't seen since Swampy.

Please tell me the cider tax is a joek

JEEZ YOU BASTARDS WE'RE THROUGH

there are times i'm glad that my awareness of popular music began somewhere between xtrmntr and kid a

Sexual Intercourse first began in 1993
Between the end of Bobby Gillespie's driving ban
And Radiohead's 4th LP