This is as though...

...no one at Pitchfork has ever heard of Spin Magazine, who does this stuff in the same way, and with many of the same subjects and answers, all the time: [pitchfork.com]

I saw that. It had the same effect on me as a few weeks ago when I tried watching the DVD box set of My So Called Life that they had at the library.

For some reason, 90s nostalgia makes me feel much, much older than even 80s or 70s nostalgia does. I guess because I can accept that those decades are far in the past now, but I can't quite grasp the fact that basically as much time has passed now since Loveless came out as passed between the break-up of the Beatles and that album's release. That just don't seem right. The 20 years from 1970 to 1990 took a long, long time. There's no way it's the same amount of time from 90 to 2010.

Oh, my tired, old creaking bones. I'm going to go take my Geritol and lie down for a spell. Wake me when it's time for Matlock.

"For some reason, 90s nostalgia makes me feel much, much older than even 80s or 70s nostalgia does."

Absolutely. The fact that 00's nostalgia is starting to fire up makes me very sad.

Oh, Brad, don't be such an old stick in the mud. The Buzzcocks are playing the VFW hall tonight. Come on, shake a leg!