therealcityonsmash

nope

Went back n did about 45mins of the first episode, def what I would hope to get from it. Certainly like nothing iv ever seen on tv. A little to dated for me to continue but thumbs up for doin that shit in a time when tv never coulda seen that coming. I'm actually scratchin my head in amazement it got on air haha wild.

Naw but that looks like somethin I woulda been all over. On some like Big Brother vs Vice vs L.S.D type shit I'm guessin, fuck those magazines back in the day had my flavor shit was dope back then literally a buncha dick head kids catchin some coin andprolly some buddies that went to college puttin somethin dope out. Like doin somethin, love it. Love that drive, I live by that drive WHERE THE FUCK IS PEOPLES DRIVE!!?? I'm sure there's a ton of Internet blogs/sites/forums/borums that are comparable, some even level perhaps I'm just to boxed in an outside of the box way. Best part of being an outside the boxist living in a box is zero regrets and zero "missed outs" people from the Era that anyone posting/reading/remembering/smirking about in this thread are all cut from the same shit and I don't care what nobody says or feel like an 8track saying "those were the days". I ain't bogged down by living in the past, consumed by nowadays consumerisms or a grumpy old man about it because the fuck is that time for this niche was something special and that time for this niche was something creatively creative something that we all know is a dying quality of life in the gen pop of the world. All in all, one good fuckin time to grow up bein a rebellious asshole.

TOTY got played by some of yer fav stupid sounding rappers and was g-holed n gaped after taking many drugs and alcohols TOTY rolled a bucket around town with yer hat crooked and trunk rattling and felt the fools TOTY found a dirty roach in the rain behind the phone booth and smoked it like a head

Hahaha oh wow lol Noooooo :lol:

so, yeah... i watch this shit. late bloomer with anything that gets trendy, ex thru it on a month er so ago. hooked. the depth on the show is unreal, writing so good. love how nobody is safe. the show delivers. iv got a hacked apple tv so literally spent a week after being intro'd to it watching all episodes which was an incredible journey as i knew nothing of what to expect, nothing of the show and had 4 seasons of 1hr action packed shows to delve into. again, one after another for like a week straight. shit was kool as fuck, and for a guy that "doesn't watch much tv" it was quite the run.

i wanna go back n watch this shit now that its in my mind, i was either to young or to cool to be interested in it when it was out can't recall but the vibe and rep of it was weird. d.lynch weird, i like weird, i will watch i think. ye ye ye

them b&w tmnt comics from way back were whats up. the first movie had mad graft in the foot clan hide out er whatever as well. legit graft. shit was hype. been years n years but i wanna say CBS cats.

“Sure, they’re a little dirty, and a couple of them look like they’re from the ’70s, but after we dry them off they’ll be perfect." so true my dear lads, so true.

ya theres a little to much goin on in that thing for me, who knows tho stir fry is like the junk drawer of food yet 9 times outta 10 turns out fly n that thing don't look to far off from that. hmm got me hungry now?

the answer will almost always in reality be smash, but calling trash before/during/after the smash is half the fun.

although canada has an mtv link now back in the day when music channels actually played music videos, and still, canada's mtv equivalent is/was MuchMusic. everyday at like noon they would have "The Pepsi Power Hour" which was an all metal show, that was followed by "Rap City"... we would barely be at school anyways but those two shows were on heavy rotation in my younger years for sure. looking back shit was pretty funny as, at least for a few years, the two shows shared the same host "Michael Williams" a black dude that would like literally do the power hour then flip his hat around n throw on some ice-t like stunna shades on to rock rapacity. w-o-w. on his behalf he was pretty solid in hind site, even though we used to laugh at the guy for the puppet(s) he was portraying. music lover for sure and amidst an era where two "against the grain" music forms were beginning to blossom and transcending the music industry landscape. michael williams, respect to you n yours from a hater turned adult turned understanding type been there done that old dude: oh, and RIP adam yauch from a once non admirer turned respectful old fuck.