"…and i swear the fish was thhiisssss big!"

rock on, ancient queen

just put your lips together, and blow

cousin Oliver is all growed up

at that point in time, a band with drum machines and synths was probably going to an "industrial" band. late 80's/early 90s was the era of Ministry, NiN, Skinny Puppy, KFMDM, Nitzer Ebb, etc.. and there were plenty of budding industrial bands around.

:)

or, maybe they liked the Pixies.

As bad as it is, though, it’s a perfect example of what grunge became,
and what grunge remains: a hedged bet, a compromise, and—circa
2013—little more than a museum exhibit.

that was exactly the motivation behind my first band, in 1992. we wanted to play something but had no interest in speed metal or pop. but grunge, for us, was all about having fun being simple and dumb.

pre-internet subcultural movement

Merlin Olsen?

IMO, it is.

sometimes you have to pick.

yeah, but funky, like your grandpa's drawers

hmm. that sounds a musical which i might enjoy.

Bea Arthur?

au contraire, Andie MacDowell was in Tarzan (84), St Elmo's Fire (85) and Sex, Lies and Videotape (89). she was tres 80s long before the 90s were born!

it's been known to happen.

Marauders is better

93?