Things from our Brain

Today for the Yearbook we’re taking a look back at 1970! It was an exciting year for music overall. The Who recorded Live at Leeds, Black Sabbath put heavy metal on the map, and Led Zeppelin had

1977! Fleetwood Mac released Rumours to critical and commercial success. Intentional Times claimed that “punk is dead”.  And Chuck E. Cheese really took off on the back of an anthropomorphic mouse.

1983 was great for a number of reasons. Billy Idol released some really great music! The internet was born! The 3D printer was invented! You’d think at this point they’d be more accessible.

Today we’re looking back at 1990. Fashion was terrible. Movies weren’t that great either. And one of the first computer worms was released into the wilds of the internet.

The year on the Yearbook today is 1987. Whitesnake released an album named after the year, so you know it was good. Plus, the NASDAQ stock exchange ran into some issues, which is always fun.

Today we once again look back at 1974. The Rubik’s Cube was a big deal, and everyone knows that one person that can solve it in under a minute as a party trick. That person isn’t very

1986 was a great year… Jay Stevens had yet to be unleashed upon the adult world because he was spending more time in high school studying his future tribute, Bon Jovi, than actual school. That probably has

1979 was a big year for music, UNICEF, and Nickelodeon!

Today on the Yearbook: 1975! Computers were finally becoming a thing! David Bowie was at the height of his career! An American woman became a Roman Catholic Saint (whaaaat?!).

Let’s take a look back at 1988! Poison was a really big deal! The band… not actual poison. You could buy pork chops for 40 cents a pound! A historic theatre was uncovered by archaeologists in London!

Today we’re looking at 1971! You could buy a stamp for 8 cents. Wait… isn’t that still the price of stamps? When was the last time I mailed a letter? It was also a particularly good year

1974: a year of scandal, oil crises, and experimental time changes.

Today for the Yearbook we’re taking a trip back to 1980. Pac-Man was released! So was The Empire Strikes Back! Also, an NFL team made some pretty impressive strides.

Today we’re looking back at 1969. Gas was 35 cents a gallon. You could buy an entire new car for a little over $3,000. Ohio was introduced to a restaurant with a logo that looks suspiciously like

1984 was a great year for metal bands… both real and fictitious.

1976! The Eagles released Hotel California! We sent a lot of stuff into space! The Blues Brothers unofficially debuted on SNL!

Today for the Yearbook we’re looking back at 1970! We’ll hear music from Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young, Paul McCartney, and John Lennon! That’s TWO of the four Beatles! It was also a great year for Top

1981! Joan Jett released Bad Reputation. Great! Major League Baseball went on strike. Not so good. The Supreme Court reached a new milestone. Very, very good!

Today for the Yearbook we’re looking back at 1971! We’ll listen to an entire album side from the Allman Brothers Band, hear some stuff from Jethro Tull, and talk about the escapades of D.B. Cooper. Plus, you’ll

Today we look back at 1980! Journey! Bob Seger! Pat Benetar! And stock market crashes (which is not so good news, I guess).