They used your footage of McDonalds, the Tabernacle, and the fields in Honneyville for the Hulu Documentary called ‘Meet Me In The Bathroom’ about the NYC rock band scene from the late 90s/early 2000s. I’m super confused about why they used clips from this video, but it’s literally in the first 30 seconds of the documentary. I’m from BC so I watch this video often, and when I saw that intro on the Hulu thing I knew immediately where it came from. So weird.
One of my favorite Utah cities. A lot has changed since the days when I spent time there back in the 1970's. Drove through just a week ago. A great community!
When I saw central elementary and that slide in the playground on a hot summer day I just started to laugh and feel sad at the same time I have so many good memories from that school. I remember kids use to build big snow castles in the soccer field every winter and the school would actually give us a tour in them. I never told this to anyone but I would always sneak to the store across the street from the school and pet the rabbets and baby chicks. Good times! I’m in my early 30s but it feels like From the 90s to 2000s things changed so fast.
I remember Ronnie would burn CDs for a short while before anyone knew it was illegal, haha. I remember him saying, "It's like pizza was just invented, and I have the only PIZZA HUT!" haha, what a goon. Loved the memory.
11:17-11:30 gave me a lot of feelings. I was able to finish 3rd grade in 2000 and then the school was shut down. It might sound dramatic, but Central (and the closure thereof) played a huge role in how I ended up the person I am.
I finished 1st grade in Central. I don't have a lot of memories of central, can kind of remember the playgrounds in kindergarten and in 1st grade, losing one of my rubber-band-powered planes on the roof, a little bit of the layout of inside the school, and when I got ran over by a highschooler on his bike, leading me to bashing my head on the flagpole base (and multiple recesses where I had to go in early because the headwound would start bleeding again)
I miss the memories I made there monthly. Even to this day (and I'm nearly 40). I can remember the layout of the entire school, and I have a memory tied to each bit. I was there K-6th. Viva la Central!
January 1, 2000 in Brigham... Mere minutes into that very day, I was driving back to Brigham from SLC after attending First Night in the fog, where the biggest fireworks display in state history was all but invisible. There was a point on the freeway where I could see nothing other than the lines on the road and realized there was no way I'd know it if something Y2K bug related had actually happened. I was listening to KBER, but the station was on automated mode and radio stations have generators. I'm in the middle of this feeling, thinking I might be dreaming when U2's New Years Day starts playing. It's the Kevorkian mix that starts out differently from the usual version and I end up with the weirdest feeling of my life, questioning whether I actually exist at all. The fog didn't clear up for most of that trip. I only started to relax once I got back in town and stopped at 7-11 for hot cocoa. That whole year was one of the most interesting of my life.
They used your footage of McDonalds, the Tabernacle, and the fields in Honneyville for the Hulu Documentary called ‘Meet Me In The Bathroom’ about the NYC rock band scene from the late 90s/early 2000s. I’m super confused about why they used clips from this video, but it’s literally in the first 30 seconds of the documentary. I’m from BC so I watch this video often, and when I saw that intro on the Hulu thing I knew immediately where it came from. So weird.
One of my favorite Utah cities. A lot has changed since the days when I spent time there back in the 1970's. Drove through just a week ago. A great community!
I love these kinds of videos. Wish I could have been 21 then instead of now
I’m 18 and wish it was 2010 again when I’m 18
When I saw central elementary and that slide in the playground on a hot summer day I just started to laugh and feel sad at the same time I have so many good memories from that school. I remember kids use to build big snow castles in the soccer field every winter and the school would actually give us a tour in them. I never told this to anyone but I would always sneak to the store across the street from the school and pet the rabbets and baby chicks. Good times! I’m in my early 30s but it feels like From the 90s to 2000s things changed so fast.
Anderson Lumber, Old Hansen Motor, Arby's, $1.24 gas, New Smith's, Taco Bell coming soon, a real trip down memory lane.
Another blast from the past. "Smith's grand opening" and "Rockin Ronnie's"
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I remember Ronnie would burn CDs for a short while before anyone knew it was illegal, haha. I remember him saying, "It's like pizza was just invented, and I have the only PIZZA HUT!" haha, what a goon. Loved the memory.
11:17-11:30 gave me a lot of feelings. I was able to finish 3rd grade in 2000 and then the school was shut down. It might sound dramatic, but Central (and the closure thereof) played a huge role in how I ended up the person I am.
I finished 1st grade in Central. I don't have a lot of memories of central, can kind of remember the playgrounds in kindergarten and in 1st grade, losing one of my rubber-band-powered planes on the roof, a little bit of the layout of inside the school, and when I got ran over by a highschooler on his bike, leading me to bashing my head on the flagpole base (and multiple recesses where I had to go in early because the headwound would start bleeding again)
I miss the memories I made there monthly. Even to this day (and I'm nearly 40). I can remember the layout of the entire school, and I have a memory tied to each bit. I was there K-6th. Viva la Central!
I was at Central from 3rd-6th grade. Loved it. Also love that the temple is there now.
So sad you didnt drive down Forest st! Its one of our main streets!
January 1, 2000 in Brigham... Mere minutes into that very day, I was driving back to Brigham from SLC after attending First Night in the fog, where the biggest fireworks display in state history was all but invisible. There was a point on the freeway where I could see nothing other than the lines on the road and realized there was no way I'd know it if something Y2K bug related had actually happened. I was listening to KBER, but the station was on automated mode and radio stations have generators. I'm in the middle of this feeling, thinking I might be dreaming when U2's New Years Day starts playing. It's the Kevorkian mix that starts out differently from the usual version and I end up with the weirdest feeling of my life, questioning whether I actually exist at all. The fog didn't clear up for most of that trip. I only started to relax once I got back in town and stopped at 7-11 for hot cocoa. That whole year was one of the most interesting of my life.
Thanks for the vid. Love it
The Pizza Hut has a new building, “Rockin Ronnie’s” is a candy store, and the Rite Aid is an Ace
Everything looks basically the same after all those years.
11:44 Dixie Grill - RIP :(
What is the song?
A Rolling Stones outake
Wow. Hard to believe most of those Chevy's and pontiacs at that dealership are probably scrapped. Time flies.
Cool
You need to talk to tell me what you’re doing with no music
Milienium is 2001