Yeah it seems to me the 90s and the 70s had the best rock. 80s only had a few good albums like AC/DC or GnR- mostly hair bands that were ok but not great. 70s had Led Zepplin and Black Sabbath etc. 90s and early 2000s were good and now there's not much good rock or metal other than obscure bands.
In my area we have newbury comics that still sells new vinyl to this day and lots of used record stores still exist. Just gotta know where to go. I think Target and whacky Wally world may have a tiny new vinyl section.
Aaaahhh... pre-internet era. When we had to find out release dates and inside information about albums through (specialized) magazines that came out once a month, and we checked our calendar each day to count down to the release date. And when that day finally came, you actually had to go out the door to get to the music store. The ride home was full of nervous, exciting anticipation. And then, when you played your newly purchased records while looking at the artwork and bandpictures and reading the lyrics and credits.... Those were the days! Kids of today will never get that feeling we had...
Back when the internet didn't control our lives. We actually looked forward standing in line with friends. Those are memories you don't forget but man you do feel old after 30 years of the release.
If I recall correctly, the same week the number one song was "Everything I do, I do it for you" from Bryan Adams, the number one movie was "Hot Shots", and there was a coup in the old Soviet Union....wow
1991: Nevermind - Nirvana Use Your Illusion I & II - G’n’R Blood Sugar Sex Magic - RHCP Ten - Pearl Jam Black Album - Metallica Badmotorfinger - Soundgarden Achtung Baby - U2 Out of Time - R.E.M. Gish - Smashing Pumpkins Trompe le Monde - Pixies Diamonds and Pearls - Prince Temple of the Dog ... and many more ... what a quality ....
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Music was an experience back then. Waiting to buy the CD, having it in your hands, looking at the booklet, the smell of it. It was something special. Now all the magic is lost.
I remember doing the same thing, I also did it when the Metallica black album was released too. Unfortunately kids today won’t have this awesome experience because everything is available at the push of a button these days. I remember staying up all night listening to my 2 Guns and Roses cassettes that time. Nothing but great memories 😎
USSR falls those weeks, august-september. I'm from Ukraine and our country was a part of that fu*ckin USSR. Hopeless, poornes, no food, no money.. people like animals.
Ah those were the days man! Excitement around album releases, merchandise, and sharing the moment with friends, looking through mags, etc etc etc.. There was a magic to those days. Everything just worked.
I could only afford one at release so I bought use your illusion 2 and my friend bout UYI I and we dubbed copies for each other. I was able to get the other one a month later. Such good memories and excitement of this time. Bands and new music stayed mysterious as you didn't have the internet to spoil it. Often you'd see a new album drop without even knowing it was on the way.
Huge GNR fan here, seen them 5 times since Slash/Duff/Axl reunited in 2016. I turned 1 on September 10th 1991, hopefully there are others from my generation that appreciate this music as well.
I worked in a musicland store during this time. I remember being just dumbfounded that they were releasing 2 albums at the same time. These were great days to work in the store. Lots of cool record company promo stuff for the employees.
It’s among how records have come round full circle, but will never be the popularity they one were. I was 18 when these albums came out. In u.k I bought them the same day they came too. When I bought them my palms were sweating with excitement! When I rushed home and put Use Your Illusion I i was straightaway on another planet from slash’s first guitar riff on Right Next Door To Hell!
The interview with the store owner was the best part it really gives insight to how the industry was back then and just how different it is from today!
This is fucking awesome footage!! Very smart to record this....this shit doesn't happen anymore...and the hype around the uyi releases was unreal.....so, thank you for capturing some of it first hand! It brings back so many memories of my childhood watching this.....as a kid my local mall had 3 or 4 music stores....I'd have to hit then all plus hot topic to just look thru all those albums just to decide what 1 I could afford.....all the listening stations they all had too...spent alot of time in my younger days....shit thanks for bringing back the memories too 💯🤙
There's a video called a day of my 1980s teenage life & another about a night at 7/11 in the 90s or something that is a reminder of how shit used to be that was oddly entertaining
That's what most generations said..This was only a month before I turned 15.Maybe we're just missing being young & totally living in the moment,hard to say!!
"Hello good sir, I would like to purchase some rock music, please. I'll take Use your illusion 1, Use Your illusion 2, The black album and Nevermind. No 8 tracks? Oh well these CD discs will have to do!!! Thank you!". What a time to be alive, insane!
I saw them at the stadium formerly known as joe Robbie stadium where the dolphins play in Miami on December 31,1991, it was a rocking’ New Year’s Eve concert. There was another band that opened up for them and I remember saying,” who the hell is that! Their loud, distorted and the singer looks like Jesus”!.............that band was called SOUNDGARDEN!
We said the same exact thing in like 87 or 88 when GNR was opening for Heart. We were like who the hell is this,lol. A few months later they were the biggest thing in Rock. We were like yeah, we saw them,lol.
Some of these people are going to be binge watching TH-cam videos and come across an old video of them standing in line. Honestly, I would probably shed a tear if it were me. I miss my time as a young man.
I've still got my working 'lies' tape with the boobies on the inside cover. I dubbed over appetite in the 90s. I never owned a proper copy of either UYI.
@@joseserpaneto4991 No shit...I just re-watched it, they are talking to each other and seem to be enjoying each other presence, instead of staring at a phone and judging.
I Remember Standing in line at Our Huge Mall in Ontario Canada Waiting in line to get these Releases! I was 16 years old, Man time flies! I miss these Days of my youth in Record Stores
Dude, how has this not gotten more views? Perfect time capsule history right here. Thanks so much for sharing it. BTW....That store manager was cool as fuck! I wonder what he is doing today? Epic! Thank you
The manager in this store is my dad. He was the manager and partner in ownership of the store he is still alive. He is now 76 years old and now lives in Tennessee if anyone wants to talk to him about music or the etc. Please let me know and me and mom can help get him on video for anyone
@@mikelane2866 true mike but I'm still trying to hold on to my hard rock and metal and those days were great it was the best time to be a teenager with all the great music we had and acually had a record store to go look and buy cds t shirts flags all kinds of things from our favorite bands you couldnt open one today it would fail on the first day
If you listen to a rock radio station its almost like they're frozen in time. It's the same songs from 70s - 2000. Led zeppelin, Metallica, nirvana, linkn park & kinda stops with the same shit they been playing for decades. There's still bands out there you just have to look a little harder
@@poisonous-shadows oh absolutely we had a record shop open in my town ahh I want to say about two years ago really cool place six months later it was boarded up.
Remember that like it was year yesterday, was 16 and I went out at midnight to my local record store and got them both on a cassette first (cd longbox later on when I got a Sony disk player for my stereo ;)). Had my Emerson mm815B boombox with me and as I walked on back home down the road I opened em up and played them till I got home. Very magical moment, I’ll never forget it. Always wish I could go back to it
This is absolutely fantastic I remember buying these 2 great records I still own them and listen to them a lot I guess I am going to listen to them NOW Thank you for this, my friend
I miss the late 80's and early 1990's really bad and remember this event like it was yesterday. The world was rabid to get a hold of the Use Your Illusion albums. One would not really know by this video how crazy people were for new studio material from Guns N' Roses. People were delirious trying to figure out what is going to happen with that band. There was already a riot and reports were coming out that Axl was showing up late. Izzy was out of the band at this point so people were even more crazy trying to figure out if ever seeing Guns N' Roses live was going to be a possibility. People knew how great they were live from either seeing them in person or hearing about the shows that started four months earlier in May. Thank God my friends and I were able to see Guns N' Roses two months earlier at the Inglewood Forum and with Skid Row. No words can describe what GNR was like in concert then. Skid Row were just as good. Luckily, GNR were able to find Gilby, he fit in really good.
Absolutely. Pre-internet all we had for information were magazines like Hit Parader, Metal Edge etc. Thanks for the comment. Please like, subscribe and share. 🤘
91', i listened to their music in the mid 90's i remember the first time i heard them in mexico i was around 14 years old i didnt understand a word they were singing, but i liked them, i guess that's how good they were.
The joy of buying a newly released record at record stores. That's the thing I missed most nowadays
Getting drunk and then go to the inner city at night was an adventure itself. After that, Album at repeat till 6 and kickin!
That was my 15 birthday
Now most of the newly released album ordered online
Record labels made a shit load back then.
Good old days ❤️🙃
1991... what a year in rock music. GNR’s UYI 1 & 2, Nirvana’s Nevermind, Metallica’s Black Album, Pearl Jam’s Ten
Van Halen's F**k, Ozzy's No More Tears, Skid Row's Slave to the Grind.
Soundgarden's Badmotorfinger, U2's Achtung Baby, Queen's Innuendo, RHCP's Blood Sugar Sex Magik, MJ's Dangerous...
Someone please continue.
Yeah it seems to me the 90s and the 70s had the best rock. 80s only had a few good albums like AC/DC or GnR- mostly hair bands that were ok but not great. 70s had Led Zepplin and Black Sabbath etc. 90s and early 2000s were good and now there's not much good rock or metal other than obscure bands.
Those were the days!
Green Day - Dookey.
Back when music was worth the money!!
WE NEED RECORD STORES AGAIN! They were so important in my childhood!
They still exist in some places, unfortunately this physical way to play music is obsolete to most of people
There's a few, even vinyl records and Cassette stores. Theres quite a few in Los Angeles and San Diego
They still exist, specially in malls. Relax Man.
In my area we have newbury comics that still sells new vinyl to this day and lots of used record stores still exist. Just gotta know where to go. I think Target and whacky Wally world may have a tiny new vinyl section.
@@kevinkelley3906 they should put a censored sticker juat like they do parental advisory so people know what they are bleepin getting
Vlogging before vlogging was vlogging.
Love the old packaging on CDs.
These days will never come back 😫
and now with that president biden , no way
back when USA was free
It's the Internet that changed everything
Sadly
When people talk about the good, "old days" this is exactly what I imagine.
Aaaahhh... pre-internet era. When we had to find out release dates and inside information about albums through (specialized) magazines that came out once a month, and we checked our calendar each day to count down to the release date. And when that day finally came, you actually had to go out the door to get to the music store. The ride home was full of nervous, exciting anticipation. And then, when you played your newly purchased records while looking at the artwork and bandpictures and reading the lyrics and credits.... Those were the days!
Kids of today will never get that feeling we had...
Remember buying a C.d to find out there was only 1 or 2 good songs on it? Still those were the days.
I think Joys like that come in different forms to new generations
I still remember the feelings. Listen to record while smile all over your face
The internet existed but few people used it. It was better before dumb people ruined it.
Very true! They will never know the ritual! Weren't we the lucky ones!
I want to come back to the 80's and 90's 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
*go back
Wow does this bring back the good ol' days.. I loved the 90s .. We didnt have ANY of the problems we have now, Life was good!
There still was crazy nancy
Didn't have the internet like it is today. Ignorance is bliss.
@@kevinkelley3906 Id say technology helped for sure better our society but the innocence of those times are lost forever.
Oh there were problems. Being younger doesn’t let you see them at the time. But there were plenty of problems.
@@slowmodeproductions Yes it was.
Back when the internet didn't control our lives. We actually looked forward standing in line with friends. Those are memories you don't forget but man you do feel old after 30 years of the release.
Ahhh, back in the days when music was bought from a record shop and not delivered in bytes.... happy times
@@sea-dawg Life was simple and easy, and music was grand
Times are changed, now those people waiting in line for a smartphone
Ahhh... ahhh... ahhh...
(Happy times)
If I recall correctly, the same week the number one song was "Everything I do, I do it for you" from Bryan Adams, the number one movie was "Hot Shots", and there was a coup in the old Soviet Union....wow
Getting a CD for birthday or christmas was such a treasure!
I almost forgot that feeling!
Sir, you are a legend for recording this for posterity. We salute you!
Illusions I & II are absolute masterworks. The haters will never get it. This is awesome.
Ah, the 90's, the best decade. Had the time of my life. If i only had a time machine.
1991:
Nevermind - Nirvana
Use Your Illusion I & II - G’n’R
Blood Sugar Sex Magic - RHCP
Ten - Pearl Jam
Black Album - Metallica
Badmotorfinger - Soundgarden
Achtung Baby - U2
Out of Time - R.E.M.
Gish - Smashing Pumpkins
Trompe le Monde - Pixies
Diamonds and Pearls - Prince
Temple of the Dog
... and many more ... what a quality ....
Great rock year!! All classics
Queen - Innuendo
Skid Row - Slave To The Grind
Ozzy-No More Tears
Primus - Sailing the Seas of Cheese
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Music was an experience back then. Waiting to buy the CD, having it in your hands, looking at the booklet, the smell of it. It was something special. Now all the magic is lost.
Take me back to those days, please!
That's right kids. There was a time when rock n roll was so huge that we went to midnight releases.
Metallica poster in the background black album. Fuck 1991 was a good year for music
90's is golden era for rock music
Golden era of music
Fantastic music era!
Back when we used to enjoy music!!!
they don't know they are holding in their hand, two of the greatest rock history album !!!!!
This must be a VHS comcorder tape. And it finally goes viral nearly 29 years after it's made. WOW!!
G'N'R-pure 90's JOY...wish to com back to this for a week or more...
1987 to 1994
1991,92, and 93 were good years ..
I was 1 years old at the time. Who knew I’d become a Guns N’ Roses super fan years later? 🤘🏼
God knows how much I miss getting exited just to go to record stores like these..
U can tell that dude working the register really knows his stuff n has a lot of passion for music 🔥
I remember doing the same thing, I also did it when the Metallica black album was released too. Unfortunately kids today won’t have this awesome experience because everything is available at the push of a button these days. I remember staying up all night listening to my 2 Guns and Roses cassettes that time. Nothing but great memories 😎
When the people buy music.. the cassette and cd era were the best! I'm from 91, but i love that old days when the music was art
Not a social influencer to be seen, those were the days.
God yes!!
When economy was good, no crisis and music was REALLY AWESOME
Wasn't the country in a recession in 1991?
@@adamm2837 Of course, it was : en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Early_1990s_recession
Lol the economy sucked by this time
Guns n roses are far away from awesome
USSR falls those weeks, august-september. I'm from Ukraine and our country was a part of that fu*ckin USSR. Hopeless, poornes, no food, no money.. people like animals.
Nostalgia! 😍 I still love GNR! Those were the good old days! 🤘
Yep....check out 17 Crash from Italy lady. Great stuff...cheers from Denver
Ah those were the days man! Excitement around album releases, merchandise, and sharing the moment with friends, looking through mags, etc etc etc.. There was a magic to those days. Everything just worked.
God how I miss looking thru mags, just not the same anymore.
Absolutely man. I'm 52 years old. I've been there many times 👏👏👏
What an experience, going to the music store to get a new album upon it's release! I miss those days.
those cds with booklets were awesome !!!
Best times ever going into record stores and looking around, checking out the posters and finding new music....🤠👍
Nowadays unfortunately people look at you like you are crazy if you go to the record store.
30 years of use your illusion 1&2 and it still shocking my mind. GNR!
That legendary double album was one of my greatest gifts for my 11th birthday which is on the same day.
Aww the good ole days. Those were two awesome albums
Amazing seeing regular video of this too, like not from MTV or a news report. I was 7 in '91 and best time to be a kid getting into rock
This albums are so great, it tells the story of my youth 😊👍
Waiting in line for CDs and paying in cash, could only happen back then.. nowadays you can download both albums with a tap of a button. Great footage
I could only afford one at release so I bought use your illusion 2 and my friend bout UYI I and we dubbed copies for each other. I was able to get the other one a month later. Such good memories and excitement of this time. Bands and new music stayed mysterious as you didn't have the internet to spoil it. Often you'd see a new album drop without even knowing it was on the way.
Man, just by listening the background music through the whole video felt like going back in time!
Huge GNR fan here, seen them 5 times since Slash/Duff/Axl reunited in 2016. I turned 1 on September 10th 1991, hopefully there are others from my generation that appreciate this music as well.
🤟
I am a huge fan too. I wanted to see them so bad last summer „Not in this lifetime“ Tour but Corona came across and they postponed for this year.
Seen them 2016 and back in the day🤟🤟
@@melb.1906 hopefully you’re able to see them this year. I’m going to try again this August in Denver.
@@ColtonFromTexas I hope so and pray my dream to see GnR (Axl) comes true. I have had the ticket since 2018.
I worked in a musicland store during this time. I remember being just dumbfounded that they were releasing 2 albums at the same time. These were great days to work in the store. Lots of cool record company promo stuff for the employees.
Man imagine still having a unopened copy still in the original packaging of those covers. Would be so sweet
Occasionally a few unopened UYI•CD’s in the long cardboard sleeves pop up on eBay. From memory, usually sell for about 350 bucks or so
damn I wish I had lived the 90s
God i miss those days!
It’s among how records have come round full circle, but will never be the popularity they one were. I was 18 when these albums came out. In u.k I bought them the same day they came too. When I bought them my palms were sweating with excitement! When I rushed home and put Use Your Illusion I i was straightaway on another planet from slash’s first guitar riff on Right Next Door To Hell!
The interview with the store owner was the best part it really gives insight to how the industry was back then and just how different it is from today!
my lord, America USED to be so nice, so clean so american.
now is just a remember
Used to be white to, couldn't possibly a correlation, lol
This is fucking awesome footage!! Very smart to record this....this shit doesn't happen anymore...and the hype around the uyi releases was unreal.....so, thank you for capturing some of it first hand! It brings back so many memories of my childhood watching this.....as a kid my local mall had 3 or 4 music stores....I'd have to hit then all plus hot topic to just look thru all those albums just to decide what 1 I could afford.....all the listening stations they all had too...spent alot of time in my younger days....shit thanks for bringing back the memories too 💯🤙
thanks
There's a video called a day of my 1980s teenage life & another about a night at 7/11 in the 90s or something that is a reminder of how shit used to be that was oddly entertaining
th-cam.com/video/whZuz5Dwtw8/w-d-xo.html this is another one similar
Times were just......better, back then.😉
Was it? Or we're just using our ilusión?
That's what most generations said..This was only a month before I turned 15.Maybe we're just missing being young & totally living in the moment,hard to say!!
@@rebeccajelenawang4306 maybe both
I remember going to the record store with my dad to get the Illusions, when I was 3. I miss the smell of the foldout booklets. Lol
"Hello good sir, I would like to purchase some rock music, please. I'll take Use your illusion 1, Use Your illusion 2, The black album and Nevermind. No 8 tracks? Oh well these CD discs will have to do!!! Thank you!".
What a time to be alive, insane!
..and Death - Human, Sepultura-Arise, thank you
Yup I remember this day like it was yesterday.
I can’t but echo a lot of the comments........but the 90’s truly were some great times!!!!!!!!!!! I miss it!
I saw them at the stadium formerly known as joe Robbie stadium where the dolphins play in Miami on December 31,1991, it was a rocking’ New Year’s Eve concert. There was another band that opened up for them and I remember saying,” who the hell is that! Their loud, distorted and the singer looks like Jesus”!.............that band was called SOUNDGARDEN!
We said the same exact thing in like 87 or 88 when GNR was opening for Heart. We were like who the hell is this,lol. A few months later they were the biggest thing in Rock. We were like yeah, we saw them,lol.
Andy who?
Oh good times when people went to shops to buy music on compact discs, vinyl and cassette tapes
Some of these people are going to be binge watching TH-cam videos and come across an old video of them standing in line. Honestly, I would probably shed a tear if it were me. I miss my time as a young man.
I got my copies on cassette. Still have them. I can't believe it's been almost thirty years.
ahhhhhh
thankfully
I've still got my working 'lies' tape with the boobies on the inside cover. I dubbed over appetite in the 90s. I never owned a proper copy of either UYI.
People without masks, using cash and buying music in a store....I remember waiting in a line this night in Cincinnati. Good times
People without smartphones!
@@joseserpaneto4991 No shit...I just re-watched it, they are talking to each other and seem to be enjoying each other presence, instead of staring at a phone and judging.
Me recuerda cuando compré mi primer cassete pirata de use your ilusión 1 en 1992 acá en tijuana ❤🤟
When Rock and Roll was still important 🤘🏼
I was just 7month at that time but dyum lookin’ at those back videos makes realize what we are missin’ nowadays in world full of digital era. 🤘🏻 GN’R
What a great moment in music history captured on a camcorder no doubt. Really cool vid.
back when we had freedom
No bar codes, LP, good music.
good memories
Those albums changed my life.
Very rare footage. Thanks for sharing it.
GNR was born in the right years..
The creativity of the 90s will never be matched. From Music, Movies. And technology. Thanks generation x.
Lol!😂
I Remember Standing in line at Our Huge Mall in Ontario Canada Waiting in line to get these Releases! I was 16 years old, Man time flies! I miss these Days of my youth in Record Stores
I was 13 at the time. Thanks for the nostalgia
Dude, how has this not gotten more views? Perfect time capsule history right here. Thanks so much for sharing it. BTW....That store manager was cool as fuck! I wonder what he is doing today? Epic! Thank you
He works at Menards now :)
@@ConcertChronicles Haaa! Fuckin awesome dude! Happy New Year :)
Concert Chronicles do you know him ??
The manager in this store is my dad. He was the manager and partner in ownership of the store he is still alive. He is now 76 years old and now lives in Tennessee if anyone wants to talk to him about music or the etc. Please let me know and me and mom can help get him on video for anyone
When did he move to TN? I use to go to his store in the Mariner Mall.
I was 13, wasn't able to wait at midnight, but the next day after school I was at the mall buying both albums, great memories!
No social distancing. No face mask. A crowdy music shop opened at midnight... Definitely amazing old times.
Good old days when people were buying rock and metal unlike today it's all rap and hip hop makes me really miss the 90s
Just the see people at a midnight release for an album regardless of genre. Man times were different.
@@mikelane2866 true mike but I'm still trying to hold on to my hard rock and metal and those days were great it was the best time to be a teenager with all the great music we had and acually had a record store to go look and buy cds t shirts flags all kinds of things from our favorite bands you couldnt open one today it would fail on the first day
Man the 90s were 50% grunge and 50% hip hop what the hell are you talking about boomer
If you listen to a rock radio station its almost like they're frozen in time. It's the same songs from 70s - 2000. Led zeppelin, Metallica, nirvana, linkn park & kinda stops with the same shit they been playing for decades. There's still bands out there you just have to look a little harder
@@poisonous-shadows oh absolutely we had a record shop open in my town ahh I want to say about two years ago really cool place six months later it was boarded up.
I still buy CDs. I like physical media. And it sounds better. It's not compressed.
The owner is awesome - love how this guy lives and breathes music.
I remember that day... pre internet goodness!
Wow, this brings back memories, when cd’s were in those super long sleeves.
Thirty years since this event already! CLASSIC!!!
Remember that like it was year yesterday, was 16 and I went out at midnight to my local record store and got them both on a cassette first (cd longbox later on when I got a Sony disk player for my stereo ;)). Had my Emerson mm815B boombox with me and as I walked on back home down the road I opened em up and played them till I got home. Very magical moment, I’ll never forget it. Always wish I could go back to it
what a great times.
The good old days..
when people were free and still had humanity in them
What amazing simple times
This is absolutely fantastic
I remember buying these 2 great records
I still own them and listen to them a lot
I guess I am going to listen to them NOW
Thank you for this, my friend
lucky
I really wish I was around then, so depressed, born in 04, everything is horrible now, RIP MTV, RIP Music
You thank Napster for that
The memories I have from these times. You are one of the few that realize. If you ever want to hear crazy stories I gotcha 😉
@@gimmeehands1 sick man
@@raymondsolisjr.1262 *Triggered Lars alert
dude same here im 05
I miss the late 80's and early 1990's really bad and remember this event like it was yesterday. The world was rabid to get a hold of the Use Your Illusion albums. One would not really know by this video how crazy people were for new studio material from Guns N' Roses. People were delirious trying to figure out what is going to happen with that band. There was already a riot and reports were coming out that Axl was showing up late. Izzy was out of the band at this point so people were even more crazy trying to figure out if ever seeing Guns N' Roses live was going to be a possibility. People knew how great they were live from either seeing them in person or hearing about the shows that started four months earlier in May. Thank God my friends and I were able to see Guns N' Roses two months earlier at the Inglewood Forum and with Skid Row. No words can describe what GNR was like in concert then. Skid Row were just as good. Luckily, GNR were able to find Gilby, he fit in really good.
Absolutely. Pre-internet all we had for information were magazines like Hit Parader, Metal Edge etc. Thanks for the comment. Please like, subscribe and share. 🤘
notice how hardly anyone was paying in Card at this point
No f****** artist today can pull this off two double LP records on the same day.
91', i listened to their music in the mid 90's i remember the first time i heard them in mexico i was around 14 years old i didnt understand a word they were singing, but i liked them, i guess that's how good they were.
I remember that release. I was 16 years old.
and now? i hate math
2021 1991 it's as simple as can be :)