[tubercle]

 I feel the same way. I was born in 77.

 The year my first daughter was born

 Great band..what Denny said. They left their mark on the World.

 Rock on.

[tschmidlin]

Whipper-snapper!   

Only compared to some

Wow, you're old!   

Said the 14th century pot to the modern kettle . . .

[nicneufeld]

I was about to comment on how old I felt seeing people on here talk about how they were in high school during Sept 11th.  I was in college...I suppose I'm still youngish by the books, but I feel old, very old.  I like to think you're as old as you feel, and I've happily entered my crotchety old man phase.  You!  You kids!  Get off my lawn!

[glastctbrew]

I was about to comment on how old I felt seeing people on here talk about how they were in high school during Sept 11th.  I was in college...I suppose I'm still youngish by the books, but I feel old, very old.  I like to think you're as old as you feel, and I've happily entered my crotchety old man phase.  You!  You kids!  Get off my lawn!

Bah, age is a mental  state, ask Denny, he'll tell you.  I was born in the 60s as well, butt up against the start of them,  but I still feel young! 

[phillamb168]

1984.

 

[glastctbrew]

Ah, a fine year.  That's the year I graduated from Northeastern!

[Kit B]

I was born in '74...Bands like REM & the B-52s wrote much of the soundtrack of my youth, even though they seemed 'Half a World Away'.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLMnpB51vVM

(Sorry, that was probably a terrible plug.)

[morticaixavier]

What made me feel old was when I guy I was in a class with one day said 'who's david bowie?'

[jeffy]

What made me feel old was when I guy I was in a class with one day said 'who's david bowie?'

For some reason, rap music makes me feel old.  Every person less than 20 years old seems to have rap on his or her radio/cd/ipod.  It's not pretty, it's not easy to listen to, and I'm thinking that they don't like it either - they just play it to annoy people older than 20.  Works for me.
I was born in 1952, so I hit the perfect music period when I was 16 to 25.

[punatic]

I was about to comment on how old I felt seeing people on here talk about how they were in high school during Sept 11th.  I was in college...I suppose I'm still youngish by the books, but I feel old, very old.  I like to think you're as old as you feel, and I've happily entered my crotchety old man phase.  You!  You kids!  Get off my lawn!

I was in college when 9/11 happened.  I graduated in 2003.  I was 48 when I graduated.

All that age s*** is relativistic.  I've been traveling at 0.95C for 56 years my time.  It's been over three centuries Earth time.  I took my Principles of Electricity course with Professor Benjamin Franklin.  I learned calculus from Liebnitz. (Newton was only partially right - see Einstein).

Crotchety old man phase?  I'm too busy riding my bike, hiking the lava flows, and freediving on the coastline to be crotchety.  I'll save the crotchety s*** for the 23rd century.

Was Frankenstein just Einstein being frank?

[Mark G]

1984.

 

Got here just in time for the Bears last Super Bowl win.    I was in 8th grade at the time.

[beersk]

There's a lot of bands today that have been around just as long that I wish would break up.  R.E.M. wouldn't have been one of them though.

[majorvices]

The break up came as news to me. I had no idea they were still considered "together". Thought they had called it quits back in the mid 90's. Then again, I've never been a fan.

[weazletoe]

. They helped to make us all the "Shiny Happy People" we are today. 

I'm sorry, but Shiny Happy People makes me want to gouge my ears with an ice pick

Somone always has to come in, and pee on my parade.