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sarramkrop 03.16.2007 08:55 AM

Teen rites of passage
 
Seen as there are so many teens on here (older and younger some might say), what are/were the defining cultural moments of your teenagehood?

SynthethicalY 03.16.2007 09:00 AM

When Jesus told me I was a two-time whore, who got his man.

sonicl 03.16.2007 09:02 AM

Live Aid was probably the defining cultural milestone of my teens.

Personally, probably the New Romantic scene, and the bands that got linked with that, not because I was a part of it, but because I found all the bands very exciting and glamorous.

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Originally Posted by Nefeli
haha....

reading and watching 1984, in 1984? planned this actually.

I remember being so disappointed when 1984 (the year) turned out not to be at all like 1984 (the book). Little did I know then that all I would have to do would be to wait 20 or so years and life would be almost exactly like the book.

Savage Clone 03.16.2007 09:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sonicl
I found all the bands very exciting and glamorous.


You had the hots for Sal Solo, didn't you?

SynthethicalY 03.16.2007 09:05 AM

Being serious the defining moment of my teenage years has to be, discovering Nirvana, that led me to Sonic Youth.

sonicl 03.16.2007 09:06 AM

Just because I'm nasty to you doesn't mean you can be nasty back, Mr Clone.

I remember writing my favourite bands' names all over my schoolbag, or even drawing their logos, being quite important too. Visage definitely featured on there, that was quite a cool logo (at the time).

sarramkrop 03.16.2007 09:06 AM

Drawing endless approximations of Nick Rhodes's face on my notebook at school, seeing the video for Jesus And Mary Chain's 'Never Understand' on tv, Morrisey.

fishmonkey 03.16.2007 09:07 AM

i'm not a teenager anymore but i'll always remember the fall of the Berlin wall.

jon boy 03.16.2007 09:07 AM

when i grew my hair long and made my own t shirts.

sonicl 03.16.2007 09:08 AM

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Originally Posted by fishmonkey
i'm not a teenager anymore but i'll always remember the fall of the Berlin wall.

Clone remembers that being built.

SynthethicalY 03.16.2007 09:08 AM

The 1994 Northridge earthquake, although I did not feel it at all. And I was sleeping on the floor.

Savage Clone 03.16.2007 09:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sonicl
I remember writing my favourite bands' names all over my schoolbag, or even drawing their logos, being quite important too. Visage definitely featured on there, that was quite a cool logo (at the time).


Oh yeah, I did that for sure.
Alien Sex Fiend were prominent on my schoolbag.
I also made my own Sex Gang Children T-Shirt as a teenager.

jon boy 03.16.2007 09:11 AM

kissing someone in a moment of teenage lust.

nicfit 03.16.2007 09:12 AM

Freddie Mercury's death, maybe.

sarramkrop 03.16.2007 09:14 AM

Making silly dresses with my sister for our cats.

SynthethicalY 03.16.2007 09:15 AM

Discovering, I liked males over chicks, quite a surprise there.

jon boy 03.16.2007 09:18 AM

leaving school knowing that i would never have to go there again. that was a happy day.

fishmonkey 03.16.2007 09:22 AM

no no!!!!


i have it the ultimate one...

Manchester United winning the treble.!!!!

sonicl 03.16.2007 09:23 AM

That's not culture. Disqualified.

sarramkrop 03.16.2007 09:26 AM

Taping music off the radio was really important for me.I got to know so many bands by listening to the radio in my teens.Oh, and of course 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' was a blast when i first heard it being played on the radio, but so was 'Black Sun' by Loop.Meeting my best friend was also a life changing experience because it was through him that i first got to listen to a SY album.


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