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Post by itsatrustfallbaby on Jun 26, 2023 9:01:05 GMT
Then I remember after some time that Most girls was released and I kept thinking she’s still as cool, it wasn’t just that one video … and that’s how it all started  so just like me, you are in your 40s? |
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Post by Dani on Jun 26, 2023 9:01:36 GMT
Then I remember after some time that Most girls was released and I kept thinking she’s still as cool, it wasn’t just that one video … and that’s how it all started so just like me, you are in your 40s? 34 turning 35 in September 🥳 |
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Post by itsatrustfallbaby on Jun 26, 2023 9:05:26 GMT
Hooker Dani we are so lucky to have witnessed the monoculture of the music industry before monoculture died due to streaming in the mid 2010s. Pop stars like P!nk were larger than life back then. We never knew anything about her unless we went to her shows or saw her perform at award shows like VMA and Grammy.
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Post by Dani on Jun 26, 2023 9:08:21 GMT
Hooker Dani we are so lucky to have witnessed the monoculture of the music industry before monoculture died due to streaming in the mid 2010s. Pop stars like P!nk were larger than life back then. We never knew anything about her unless we went to her shows or saw her perform at award shows like VMA and Grammy. Exactly. Uhhh! MTV was my life back then, lol. I still miss it the way it was back then  Were you on the old Shreadnet btw? |
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Post by itsatrustfallbaby on Jun 26, 2023 9:16:04 GMT
Hooker Dani we are so lucky to have witnessed the monoculture of the music industry before monoculture died due to streaming in the mid 2010s. Pop stars like P!nk were larger than life back then. We never knew anything about her unless we went to her shows or saw her perform at award shows like VMA and Grammy. Exactly. Uhhh! MTV was my life back then, lol. I still miss it the way it was back then Were you on the old Shreadnet btw? 1) same here. MTV was the gateway to discovering new music/new artists until around 2005 when the Internet truly exploded. 2) No. I'm new here. But I have stanned for her since February 2000: never missed a tour, never missed an album's release week. 3) Just an observation based on her chart history: she's very popular in Scandinavia (Norway, Sweden (your country) and Denmark). |
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Post by Dani on Jun 26, 2023 9:35:59 GMT
Exactly. Uhhh! MTV was my life back then, lol. I still miss it the way it was back then Were you on the old Shreadnet btw? 1) same here. MTV was the gateway to discovering new music/new artists until around 2005 when the Internet truly exploded. 2) No. I'm new here. But I have stanned for her since February 2000: never missed a tour, never missed an album's release week. 3) Just an observation based on her chart history: she's very popular in Scandinavia (Norway, Sweden (your country) and Denmark). And yet she decided to skip coming to us this summer 💔 |
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Post by Kimpie on Jun 26, 2023 9:41:58 GMT
1) same here. MTV was the gateway to discovering new music/new artists until around 2005 when the Internet truly exploded. 2) No. I'm new here. But I have stanned for her since February 2000: never missed a tour, never missed an album's release week. 3) Just an observation based on her chart history: she's very popular in Scandinavia (Norway, Sweden (your country) and Denmark). And yet she decided to skip coming to us this summer 💔 I hope for a second round after US and Australia...and then she will come to Scandinavia ;-) MTV was everything at that time, the way to discover artists...my kids don't understand how I could watch that for hours to see that one video. They search YouTube now and have what they want. |
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Post by Dani on Jun 26, 2023 9:56:57 GMT
And yet she decided to skip coming to us this summer 💔 I hope for a second round after US and Australia...and then she will come to Scandinavia ;-) MTV was everything at that time, the way to discover artists...my kids don't understand how I could watch that for hours to see that one video. They search YouTube now and have what they want. I hope too 🥳 Haha, yes! Imagine our patience compared to theirs 🙈🤣 |
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Post by mrpink on Jun 26, 2023 12:28:34 GMT
Hearing There You Go. But I’d say hearing her on the radio doing Janis Joplin for the 9/11 show really set a memory in my mind.
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Post by Gabry on Jun 26, 2023 12:46:49 GMT
1) same here. MTV was the gateway to discovering new music/new artists until around 2005 when the Internet truly exploded. 2) No. I'm new here. But I have stanned for her since February 2000: never missed a tour, never missed an album's release week. 3) Just an observation based on her chart history: she's very popular in Scandinavia (Norway, Sweden (your country) and Denmark). And yet she decided to skip coming to us this summer 💔 she skipped alot if uou asked me. I want a real album tour. multiple gigs in open fields, or better stadiums, arena’s doesn’t have the best sound imo I didn’t go to the pinkpop festival because i’m not a festival type. I really don’t like being there at 12.00 and waiting till 22.00 i’m old and tired haha |
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Post by itsatrustfallbaby on Jun 26, 2023 13:07:22 GMT
And yet she decided to skip coming to us this summer 💔 MTV was everything at that time, the way to discover artists...my kids don't understand how I could watch that for hours to see that one video. They search YouTube now and have what they want. Monoculture was so entertaining back then. Kids nowadays never know what monoculture was. |
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Post by alrightsir on Jun 26, 2023 14:07:56 GMT
And yet she decided to skip coming to us this summer 💔 I hope for a second round after US and Australia...and then she will come to Scandinavia ;-) MTV was everything at that time, the way to discover artists...my kids don't understand how I could watch that for hours to see that one video. They search YouTube now and have what they want. I knooooow! I knew which program played U+Ur Hand so I turned up the volume so I can hear it getting played from the kitchen. Then I ran. I still have no idea how my mum did not think I was gay when I was singing along to "just u and ur hand toniiiiiight" |
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Post by grenno on Jun 26, 2023 15:00:24 GMT
My first memories of P!nk was watching There You Go's music video on MTV in February 2000. Same. I was in the kitchen when it came on, so I only heard the first bit and already was like: Ooooooooooo this is goooooood! Then I walked into the living room and saw this pink-haired chick busting her motorcycle into her exes loft apartment and I was sold! Fell in love  |
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Post by itsatrustfallbaby on Jun 26, 2023 15:15:44 GMT
the album (with the special clear pink plastic spine/CD tray!). When I first heard Split Personality I was salivating, and by the end of the album I was completely and utterly hooked. Did you buy the album on its release date or many weeks later? albums were not frontloaded back then. |
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Post by itsatrustfallbaby on Jun 26, 2023 15:18:31 GMT
My first memories of P!nk was watching There You Go's music video on MTV in February 2000. Same. I was in the kitchen when it came on, so I only heard the first bit and already was like: Ooooooooooo this is goooooood! Then I walked into the living room and saw this pink-haired chick busting her motorcycle into her exes loft apartment and I was sold! Fell in love Then I bought the album in April 2000. Her first live TV performance in the US was on Jay Leno on 14 April 2000. |
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