I don't, but you might

[andrewducker]

Inspired by the conversation over at communicator's journal here

[Poll #973133]

Comments

[nwhyte]

Interesting that the most recent event on the list (2002) is actually behind the events of 1997 and 1989 in people's memories!

[andrewducker]

The Columbia disaster was 2003. But yes, clearly didn't make all that much of an impression.

[skington.livejournal.com]

Strictly speaking, both "Love" and the three Anthology albums count as new Beatles albums (in the sense that there was new stuff on them - certainly when it comes to Anthology 1, which had Free as a Bird on it).

[thadrin.livejournal.com]

Not only do i remember Blair getting voted in, I can tell you exactly where I was: May 2nd 1997. I watched the election results rolling in all night on the TV in the Student Accomodation accross the city from where I now live, while on my exchange Semester away from Stirling.

I remember laughing very hard aas Malcolm Rifkind lost his Stirling seat after shifting the boundries to remove the Uni from his constituency...as if Stirling students ever voted for ANYTHING...

And I was drinking those moments when the darkness hit me, and the void would be calling. I did so in the MacBob, with a bunch of Red Lounge types down the front the only ones who realised that the Walrus (shudders at the memory) and I were not in fact heckling.

Do the Sisters release new albums (by the way, speaking of the sisters, it reminded me - a couple of years ago I mentioned a version of "Comfortably numb" they did and you expressd interest...I have a copy on my computer now - would you still be interested?)

[andrewducker]

Ooooooh, yes!

[heyokish.livejournal.com]

I don't remember the moon landing, but I did watch it. As much as a one year old watches anything...

[pennski.livejournal.com]

I believe the Berlin Wall went up on my 5th birthday. Which I remember for telling Mark Williams that it was my birthday and him disbelieving me. Oh was I smug when he was shown up later! (spot the instant regression to 5 year old self).

No-one actually told me they'd built a wall to celebrate - though I saw it in situ on a school exchange.

[communicator.livejournal.com]

Ah, it went up while my mum was still in hospital after giving birth to me