Apothrye

Apothrye

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I like writing "Did you knows" and to tell stories about underground secrets that's been almost lost or forgotten. 🤔🪬🌐 Not my scene. Anti-Everything. Jaded.

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In the 90s, floppy disks were low-key stash spots. Take one apart with something like a flat head screwdriver(make sure you don't crack it).Take out the magnetic strip. Put your cheat codes, notes,or cash inside. Close it back up. Mark it with a symbol. Then you have a home made stash from the 90s.

Record Store Hangouts – Record stores weren’t just shops...they were the alt-kid HQ. You’d sift through vinyls, hang with the scene, maybe hear about a secret show or underground gig. Half the time, you didn’t buy anything; you just belonged there, among the sounds that actually mattered.

Polaroids in Fridges: In some circles in the mid to late 90's, it became a trend to put Polaroids in the fridge overnight to develop them “differently” The belief was that cooling them made the colors more vibrant, and some swore by this technique, using it to give their photos an eerie, faded look.

In the late 80s early 90's, inspired by rumors that rock legends hid satanic messages in their music, some small-town bands recorded backmasking in their own garage tapes. Most of it was nonsense like “eat more pizza,” but they passed these tapes around, hoping to create their own urban legends.

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