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Posted: **Sun May 22, 2011 2:01 pm**

24, cancer...

Posted: **Tue May 24, 2011 4:46 am**

Vexille wrote:
Synthestesia wrote:
Seeya_Later wrote:A lot of us were only like 7 when MHTRTC came out
I was BORN when MHTRTC came out. Now that's sad.
Why?

That's pretty awesome. Us in the 80s, look what was coming out when we were born. Fucking....hair metal...and new wave synth pop.

Fu face.

You watch your mouth about synthpop.

Posted: **Tue May 24, 2011 6:26 am**

29 scorpio, 30 in november

Posted: **Tue May 24, 2011 9:07 am**

Vexille wrote:
Synthestesia wrote:
Seeya_Later wrote:A lot of us were only like 7 when MHTRTC came out
I was BORN when MHTRTC came out. Now that's sad.
Why?

That's pretty awesome. Us in the 80s, look what was coming out when we were born. Fucking....hair metal...and new wave synth pop.

It depends on how you look at it.
I really think we (30+) are blessed as I've seen the whole electronic music scene evolve, well not the entire electronic music development but at least the part where it took off (mid 80s).

I'm also blessed to have played with the first (LCD) computers with Donkey Kong and the likes: Atari, Commodore 64 (with cassette tape streamer

), Commodore Amiga 500. the first PC with monochrome monitors (where a 512kb Hard Disk was build in later on

), the coming into existence of music videos.... The birth of CD's, remote controls, VCRs, cellphones and whatnot. I've also watched TV in black and white. I've seen Michael Jackson doing the first Moonwalk on Motown 25 anniversary. Although all of this I still feel young (just turned 34) and I don't feel much different to when I was 20 but I do feel like I have experienced a lot in this electronic revolution.

- This was granpa's contribution -

Posted: **Tue May 24, 2011 10:30 pm**

Aesthetics wrote:
Vexille wrote:
Synthestesia wrote:I was BORN when MHTRTC came out. Now that's sad.
Why?

That's pretty awesome. Us in the 80s, look what was coming out when we were born. Fucking....hair metal...and new wave synth pop.
It depends on how you look at it.
I really think we (30+) are blessed as I've seen the whole electronic music scene evolve, well not the entire electronic music development but at least the part where it took off (mid 80s).

I'm also blessed to have played with the first (LCD) computers with Donkey Kong and the likes: Atari, Commodore 64 (with cassette tape streamer ), Commodore Amiga 500. the first PC with monochrome monitors (where a 512kb Hard Disk was build in later on ), the coming into existence of music videos.... The birth of CD's, remote controls, VCRs, cellphones and whatnot. I've also watched TV in black and white. I've seen Michael Jackson doing the first Moonwalk on Motown 25 anniversary. Although all of this I still feel young (just turned 34) and I don't feel much different to when I was 20 but I do feel like I have experienced a lot in this electronic revolution.

- This was granpa's contribution -

Yeah. Every decade has had it's share of Good and Bad Musically. Since the 80s, I've always been a fan of Hip Hop and Electronic Music. I was one of the few if not the only person at my high school at the time to love both Public Enemy and Depeche Mode Equally. At least in my time that was a pretty rare thing. My early tastes made the transitions from House to Techno to Ambient and IDM pretty flawless.

Damn... I just realized that I have a cousin one year older than I and she just became a grandparent!

Posted: **Tue Jul 23, 2013 7:06 pm**

40

Damn that feels weird typing that. Less than two months to enjoy not being OVER 40.

Yeah its always intrigued me the age range on here. I first heard MHTRTC in 1999 when I was 26 and its hard to imagine having been born in that year! Wow. Makes me think of all the great music that came out in 1972 and if my relationship to that music is like a 16 year old's relationship to BoC. Fascinating indeed.

Posted: **Tue Jul 23, 2013 9:04 pm**

20 years old, y'all

Posted: **Wed Jul 24, 2013 1:13 am**

24, turning 25 in Oct. (the ninth, same as John Lennon's birthday

) First heard BoC in 2007 with The Campfire Headphase. That album takes me back instantly to my first year in college (or Uni. for our UK friends).

Posted: **Wed Jul 24, 2013 3:51 am**

Yikes, I am the 5%

44

Posted: **Wed Jul 24, 2013 2:45 pm**

15 (AND A HALF!!!!!!)

For some reason I imagined everyone else on this forum to be a hip 20-something with a impressive beard.

Posted: **Wed Jul 24, 2013 8:52 pm**

Magrathea wrote:Yikes, I am the 5%

44

yer not alone....

Posted: **Wed Jul 24, 2013 8:58 pm**

Aesthetics wrote: I'm also blessed to have played with the first (LCD) computers with Donkey Kong and the likes: Atari, Commodore 64 (with cassette tape streamer ), Commodore Amiga 500. the first PC with monochrome monitors (where a 512kb Hard Disk was build in later on ), the coming into existence of music videos.... The birth of CD's, remote controls, VCRs, cellphones and whatnot.

So I only just missed the first computer, atari and commodore 64, the rest was in my bedroom growing up!

Posted: **Wed Jul 24, 2013 8:58 pm**

Aesthetics wrote: I'm also blessed to have played with the first (LCD) computers with Donkey Kong and the likes: Atari, Commodore 64 (with cassette tape streamer ), Commodore Amiga 500. the first PC with monochrome monitors (where a 512kb Hard Disk was build in later on ), the coming into existence of music videos.... The birth of CD's, remote controls, VCRs, cellphones and whatnot.

So I only just missed the first computer, atari and commodore 64, the rest was in my bedroom growing up! (being third child I got the older, cool stuff)

Posted: **Thu Sep 26, 2013 9:44 pm**

*bump*

Posted: **Fri Sep 27, 2013 11:39 am**

17.5 over here

Posted: **Fri Sep 27, 2013 1:46 pm**

I wonder if I will still browse this forum when I am in my 20s. The idea of the internet bring prominent in my life age 30 and above is terrifying.

Posted: **Sun Sep 29, 2013 4:39 pm**

Seeya_Later wrote:I fall under the first category.

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