camo
10-30-2006, 05:21 AM
I can't help but think that If the bboys circa 1992 - 1996 (when they were more of an alternative act) had just dropped CYH and then IC right now it would have had a larger audience today than back then.
When I was at high school (92-97) everyone was into dance and pop. I was in a group of about five guys who listened to music with guitars, old school hip hop and grunge. I was constantly goaded by my taste in music. Today it seems like every kid is into the alternative scene, there are to many too mention.
I think they would have been embraced by todays generation, instead of them thinking "oh ain't those the guys with that robot song?"
Just a thought...
When I was at high school (92-97) everyone was into dance and pop. I was in a group of about five guys who listened to music with guitars, old school hip hop and grunge. I was constantly goaded by my taste in music. Today it seems like every kid is into the alternative scene, there are to many too mention.
I think they would have been embraced by todays generation, instead of them thinking "oh ain't those the guys with that robot song?"
Just a thought...