PianoMike74
PianoMike74 OP t1_jdxzawp wrote
Reply to comment by skiwolfe420 in I can confirm that they subjected us to dual pose, super imposed photos in the 80s. Circa '83, '84. by PianoMike74
Bangs were a delicate operation in the 80s with kids who simply could not sit still. The photographer used film designed for sports to get these.
Flowbee came out in 1988. Sadz.
PianoMike74 OP t1_jdxtt7k wrote
Reply to comment by croninsiglos in I can confirm that they subjected us to dual pose, super imposed photos in the 80s. Circa '83, '84. by PianoMike74
Morbid, but I see it.
I can confirm that they subjected us to dual pose, super imposed photos in the 80s. Circa '83, '84.PianoMike74 t1_iy8fe0b wrote
Reply to My dad holding me, 1970 by polyblackcat
Nice pic fellow GenXer. Dig that orange picture fade. 🤘🏻
PianoMike74 t1_iweksce wrote
Reply to Sometime in the early 1990s my parents thought it would be a good idea to give me this monstrosity of a haircut 💇♀️🤦♀️ by CucaMonga6425
I mean its cool now but don't downplay that death sentence of a sweater in 1990!!
PianoMike74 t1_iuikfr6 wrote
Reply to Any clean rap? by gutlessyogi
Bone Thugs-N-Harmony
Still some explicit lyrics but ultimately pretty clean (and smart)
PianoMike74 t1_itnq9i6 wrote
Reply to comment by orswich in Is modern day country not good? by caelbbrown
I played in a band that got to open for him in Atlanta shortly before he died, with Jamie Johnson. It was a pure honor to meet the man and here him sing so late in life. He toured with his drummer and bassist for over 40 years!
PianoMike74 t1_itn58d6 wrote
Reply to comment by DevinBelow in Is modern day country not good? by caelbbrown
Fair. And I'd be remiss to try and categorize artists genre especially in the late 79s to early 80s when everyone was covering everyone else and lots of crossover into country.
But in terms of developing a taste for country there is no sense wasting time on country "flavor" when you can have a country T-bone. 🤘🏻
PianoMike74 t1_itlvdk9 wrote
Reply to Is modern day country not good? by caelbbrown
Well for starters we need to remove Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell from your idea of country music.
Seriously.
Waylon Jennings Hank Williams Jr Willie Nelson Merle Haggard George Straight.
Start here.
PianoMike74 OP t1_jdyacqa wrote
Reply to comment by fronkenstoon in I can confirm that they subjected us to dual pose, super imposed photos in the 80s. Circa '83, '84. by PianoMike74
I was!