>>5895221>McFarlane revolution in sculpt & paint work that changed the industry. Also the start of the "adult collector" movement with toys geared to adults.Hey, props to them, but they're still wooden wheels. Almost all of McFarlane's great work came and is still relevant from the 00s. Only their playsets from the 90s are of any redeeming value today.
>computers with CAD programs were changing how a toy was engineeredWow, you're really reaching there. But still, fuck wooden wheels.
>Also, with a rise of computers & vidya, children had less time & money to spend on toysYou're dumb, because most kids who were born since the 70s have grown up and spent tons of money on video games. Almost all growth in the video game industry since the 90s came from us growing up and continuing to play video games. You're hypocritical and ignorant to think kids today are any different when it comes to how much time they spend playing video games.
>Believing that grunge started & ended in the 80's?Nah, just thinking that guy meant grunge as being some 90s only thing.
>>5895228> I was talking about first wave post-rockLOL. First result from google is /mu/ shit
http://4chanmusic.wikia.com/wiki/Post-RockI think i might have a Sigur Ros song in my library somewhere. Am i cool yet, /mu/?
