#90sthrowback

1996 fue hace 30 años, pero algunos discos de Rock de ese año trascendieron para convertirse en el sonido que definió la 2a parte de la década de los 99, y algunos fueron la despedida de grandes bandas.

90s kids know the magic of VHS movie nights. 🦁✨

Can I just say, what a glorious time to be alive! Little me in the late '90s had this exact mental blueprint of how these guys looked. These blondies are like living, breathing nostalgia, and honestly, I might never recover. They’re the golden-haired heroes of my childhood daydreams, now brought to life. I’m forever obsessed. Can’t wait to see how they age in another 25 years!

Whether you loved it or hated it, you remember Little Bear. Maurice Sendak's Little Bear first aired in 1995 and was a Canadian show based on the children's books. In the US, it aired on the Nick Jr. block on Nickelodeon. It ran for 5 seasons, ending in 2000, as well as a movie released in 2001. Little Bear had many friends with whom he had adventures in the woods, including a human girl named Emily. The show was relaxing, with mellow music and themes, and episodes were split into three 7-minute segments, which was just perfect for holding a child's attention. Some of these segments were retellings of the stories from the books, while most were new tales. As a kid, I was a little old for the show, but as an adult who is way too old for the show, I love it.

Raphael Saadiq, It Never Rains (In Southern California), 1990

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