Early 1980s soul revival Chicago-style.
Smoking blunts with friends in the late 1980s.
The SoCal street sound and culture of the early 1990s.
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Cannabis companies nationwide are infusing a heavy dose of nostalgia in their products and building brands based on fond memories, good times and the soundtracks of some of our formative years.
Resurrecting defunct record labels, rock-band encores and cult-classic throwbacks are all part of the remix.
Other forms of entertainment are finding wild success and new audiences with blasts from the past, evident at the box office and streaming services.
“Top Gun: Maverick,” a near carbon copy of the original, was nominated for five Academy Awards, including Best Picture after grossing nearly $1.5 billion.
Metallica’s 1986 masterpiece, “Master of Puppets,” the title track of the band’s third album, climbed into Spotify’s Top 10 most-played songs last year after playing a key element in
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