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It was a decade when music television played music, and music itself was an immersive and physical experience that most 90s kids only got to experience briefly, or in hindsight as part of a hipster-led nostalgic trend.
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This nostalgia isn't just about aesthetics; it's also about longing for a time when technology was excitingly new, yet less intrusive. It's about missing the tangible experience of flipping through CDs at a store or recording songs off the radio onto a cassette tape—moments that were both mundane and magical.
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In today's world, where algorithms dictate our interactions and homogenization is often the goal, revisiting the 80s through these reimagined logos feels like a rebellious act. It's a reminder that branding doesn't have to be bland and could instead be a reflection of personality and values. So, for those of us who weren't there to experience the neon-lit wonder of the 80s firsthand, this enthusiast's work offers a glimpse into a more expressive, more daring era—one that might just inspire a little bit of creativity and boldness in our own digital age.
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