I Miss 1978; I WANT IT BACK AGAIN, NOW!!!

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Life from the late 1970's to the late 1990's was great. It was about '98 to '99 when everyone started getting the internet and globalism kicked in. By the mid 2000's, it was over. I will never forget that time period. Being born in '68, 78 was great. I got to live my teen years and 20's in the two greatest decades imo. I love the 80's and 90's. Just the right amount of technology to entertain, but still do outside stuff with your friends. No damn phones and internet everywhere. Life was great.

1978 Year in review (not the greatest quality video but good representation)

Me, too. Best year of my life.

Lot's of hanging around with friends, actually lot's of FRIENDS, girls, parties, freedom..no Smartphones, good music (until 2001), cheap prices.

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times

1995 power rangers was better

Whatever happened to Nick Gilder?

He was great, summer of '78!



And Andrew Gold? Amazing talent. He wrote and performed on nearly all of Linda Ronstadt's hit songs, then he had his own enormous hit record with this song, in 1978 as well

So do I.

Me too, that's the year I was born

It's been all downhill since the 80's.

Just about everyone misses their youth. I started hitting the clubs about the same age, about 45 years ago, as did most of my friends. I continue to do so, mostly in other parts of the world. At least until the virus hit. There is a lot of fun left to be had. Live it up!

1977 was my best year too they year I left school in June after 5th year senior Ormesby comprehensive not there now bur I started my apprenticeship at ICI Wilton Midlesbrough in the September some the best music ever recorded that year and the year that sadly Elvis died

I agree, I graduated HS in 76 and the work opportunities were fast food restaurants; i was a cook. The times were magical though, lots of dope everywhere, parties everywhere and things were not as fake as today.

i was at work with my dad all day, i think it was a saturday and when we got home, my mom said elvis died. we thought she was joking. it was something so absolutely stunning, no one could believe it. everyone thought he had everything in life, wealth, health and the gurls. he was depressed and bloated taking multiple pills. i guess fame brings demons. look at gates, zuckerberg, michael jackson, madonna, et al. they all have/had demons attached to them that make them have to keep making more money, more fame to try to offset it

the 1950s were the Pinnacle of American Civilization.
in all ways.

Meeting friends at the roller rink and at the Friday night movies pinball machines and the girls.. Was a great time and I miss it..glad everyone else remembers too..

This one much better

It was before my time, I was too young then, but I'm totally digging CRASS for the past months

ya I just CAN'T WAIT to get back to doing THIS again



aaaaahhhh, the good ole days

78 was great. Yes it was 21 in some places, I didn't apply for any colleges in Pennsylvania because of it (I turned 18 in high school and wasn't gonna give up my right to sit in a bar). I was going to college in NYC, seeing concerts every weekend ($7 bucks for Madison Square Garden and cheaper in the Village for the clubs like Other End and Bottom Line), smoking tons of weed (we called ourselves The Bong Squad), and choosing between girlfriends! If I could do anything different I would have kept my hometown girl and screwed around at college, instead I thought i was noble for letting her go. I was a romantic! Long hair, skinny as a twig. College only cost $4000 a year, my dad paid 1k, I gave him 1K after working all summer, and floated a 2k loan, which I repaid in a few years.

I was 5. I miss the 90s so much.

i guess if you were a kid it was fun, but that's when demoncrap jimmy carter was in