This album was my introduction into punk music after I heard Dammit on Much Music and things would never be the same.

Tell your mom, tell your dad that we were super rad!

Gloria is silent and glory is a silent thing.

1997 was a great year for emo and Nothing Feels Good was used as the name of the book by Andy Greenwald covering this time period.

Bro Hymn is an anthem for getting bros stoked with all those whoas making this a necessary inclusion.

Back before Float On Modest Mouse released this indie rock classic.

The Impression That I Get was the other ska song I played during a high school talent show and had a lot of fun skanking and dressing up in thrift store suits.

Third Eye Blind may be best remembered as a 90's radio rock band, but this whole album is solid front to back.

One of the more ska NOFX albums with a great Champs Elysées cover that they would play every time I saw them play in Canada.

I remember borrowing this cassette from the library and playing it all the time in my dad's car.

J. K. Rowling sucks, but the Harry Potter series is still really good. I tried to avoid it for a long time because it was so popular so I never read it until much later and yeah I was wrong.

Get your Multipass ready because this movie is non-stop fun from start to finish.

90's sci-fi that is quickly becoming reality, well the genetic discrimination part at least.

Wow 1997 was a really good year for sci-fi. This one is more serious, but still really enjoyable.

A really interesting film about a rich banker participating in a game where the lines with reality are blurred.

An anime with an environmental message and forest spirits. I think this was the first Ghibli film I saw.

I didn't get the facism in the film the first time around, but it was more poignant on rewatching.

It was hard to avoid the cultural impact of this film when it came out. I didn't even realize that Mike Myers played both Austin Powers and Dr. Evil. It's still funny.

I remember getting a PC Gamer magazine for my 13th birthday that had a review for this game and I wanted to play it so bad. I've replayed it many times over the years and the humor and artsyle are so good.

it took many years and tries, but beating this game on 00 Agent is still one of my greatest gaming achievements.

The Blade Runner video game is surprisingly good with multiple possible endings and draws from both the movie and the Philip K. Dick book.

I still only had a Sega Genesis when this came out, but I used to play that version in the afternoons all throughout junior high with my friends and get into fights over the game.

The Zork series started out as a text adventure, so it's impressive that this FMV game turned out as well as it did.