Schoolboy
Columbus
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Fresh Prince of Columbus
90's Dance Party
Featuring Meechie Nelson & The F.R.A.T.
http://www.royalcolumbus.com/artists/meechienelson.thm
18+ and Up
$5 Entry
Free entry for everyone who promotes this event!
All night drinks specials...
$2 Wells
$2 Bombs
$2 PBRs
Limited vip bottle service available just go to...
http://www.royalcolumbus.com/upcoming/freshprince.htm
Schoolboy
Columbus
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Video from the last Meechie Nelson party last month. Expect the same fun energy at this one.
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Vote for Meechie in the Radio Ready competition here...
http://mycolumbuspower.upickem.net/engine/Details.aspx?p=V&c=25762&s=6881501&i=1#SD
To view all of the contestants, use the gallery view located in the upper left.
GCrites80s
5xNW
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The problem with '90s nostalgia is that the '90s never really went away for the most part, unlike the '80s or '70s. The earlier decades were stomped flat by '92 and '82 respectively, but nobody in the '00s came along and said, "Ugh, the '90s were stupid". Yeah, we might have said "Dude, M.C. Hammer and Vanilla Ice were so dopey" -- but we said it in 1993! With that said, the Iceman and Hammer can still be fun. I even went to a Vanilla Ice live show in 2004.
My money for '90s retro is on stuff that actually did get forgotten. I'm bearish on Green Day, Seinfeld, Nirvana, Jay and Silent Bob movies, Bush (the band), flannel or Tupac -- still too popular.
Instead, I'm bullish on stuff like Eazy E, Carmen Sandiego, Twin Peaks, Gravity Kills, the Mortal Kombat soundtrack (really any '90s dance music that makes you think of a multi-level, sweaty club in an old warehouse with flaming barrels), 3DO, Skidz Bibs, Eerie Indiana, the movie Double Team, Hypercolor shirts, mini trucks, teal/purple Oakley pullover jackets and doom metal.
HolyJuan
Westerville, OH
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GCrites80s
I am completely with you on this one. The Mortal Kombat soundtrack IS AWESOME and does cause interesting problems especially with people who don't understand good music and like to cause trouble.
This one time, a few friends and I were out shooting hoops and just hanging out listening to the music you described. We were at the neighborhood school when all of a sudden a couple of guys that were obviously trouble started in with us. They started talking crap about the music we were listening to and being really jerks. I didn't want to fight, but they started shoving me around. It was just one little fight and my mom got scared she said you're moving in with your auntie and uncle in Bel-Air.
billiejean
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JimL2 wrote >>
let's see it's 2011, so anyone who is 18 was... three years old when Fresh Prince of Bel-Air was canceled.
Yeah I think 18+ is a pretty solid lower-age limit.
As a student at The Ohio State University, I can proudly proclaim my love of the 90s. In addition, 18+ allows some of my 20 & under friends to come enjoy (If not for the ill faded weekend before finals....)
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