Favourite 90s music??

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What are you favourite bands/artists/singers even songs from the 90s???
It is time to start looking back to the 90s,the 90s will soon be the new 80s.
 
What are you favourite bands/artists/singers even songs from the 90s???
It is time to start looking back to the 90s,the 90s will soon be the new 80s.

Good question.....
Primal Scream, REM, Oasis, Charlatans.

I know three of those had songs in the 80's but essentially they were 90's bands.

Jukebox Jury
 
I know three of those had songs in the 80's but essentially they were 90's bands.

Jukebox Jury

well alot of bands have a foot in both decades- weezer for instance, but i dont like them in the 2000's, it was the blue album of 1994 (i think) that i thrashed, though i didnt discover it till 1996.
 
Technically straying outside of the question but I had my stag do two weeks ago and for the bus up to St. Andrews we collected together some of the best "worst" songs fo the 90s to listen to - so we could all feel 18 again

We had:

Bobby Brown - Two Can Play That Game
Dr Alban - It's My Life
Ace Of Base - All Tha She Wants
Seal - Killer
Black Box - Ride On Time
Haddaway - What Is Love
Prince - Kiss
Montell Jordan - This Is How We Do It
Charles & Eddie - Would I Lie To You
The Shamen - Phorever People
Snow - Informer
The Spin Doctors - Two Princes
Erasure - Sometimes / Voulez-Vous
Aswad - Don't Turn Around

Yes, I am very aware that this list is very gay sounding..you should have seen the bus driver's face when these started blasting out...
 
Technically straying outside of the question but I had my stag do two weeks ago and for the bus up to St. Andrews we collected together some of the best "worst" songs fo the 90s to listen to - so we could all feel 18 again

We had:

Bobby Brown - Two Can Play That Game
Dr Alban - It's My Life
Ace Of Base - All Tha She Wants
Seal - Killer
Black Box - Ride On Time
Haddaway - What Is Love
Prince - Kiss
Montell Jordan - This Is How We Do It
Charles & Eddie - Would I Lie To You
The Shamen - Phorever People
Snow - Informer
The Spin Doctors - Two Princes
Erasure - Sometimes / Voulez-Vous
Aswad - Don't Turn Around

Yes, I am very aware that this list is very gay sounding..you should have seen the bus driver's face when these started blasting out...

haha, thats a great list :)
 
in the 90s i was big into all those "grunge" bands. nirvana, pearl jam, bush, STP mostly. I also really loved the first two Alanis Morissette and Jewel albums. :o

I found Radiohead in the late 90s and then started to get away from the grungey bands.

oh I loved Weezer too.
 
these songs are to me classic 90s:

spaceman- babylon zoo
mr wendyl- arrested development
in the meantime- spacehog (one of my all time favourite songs)
the new pollution- beck
no rain- blind melon
pepper- the butthole surfers
not if you were the last junkie on earth- the dandy warhols
jesus i was evil- darcy clay
novocaine for the soul- the eels
she don't use jelly- the flaming lips
steal my sunshine- len
boom shake the room- DJ jazzy jeff and the fresh prince


we also had heaps of 90s techno inflicted on us at school thanks to the aerobics craze and our school discos
its really hilarious listening to those now- songs like 'what is love' by the hit crew and 'rythm is a dancer' by snap and that 'baby give it up' song by i cant remember who
 
My top 3:
Oasis
Suede
Pulp

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I know Pulp formed in the 80's but their best albums and their success (at least outside the UK) were not until the 90's.
 
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Skinner, that's incredible!!! Failure are so amazing. I would add to the 90s list:

Shudder to Think - Pony Express Record
American Football (Self-titled)
Drive Like Jehu - Yank Crime
Squarepusher- Hard Normal Daddy
The Verve - Urban Hymns (deserves its praise)
DJ Shadow - Endtroducing
Jawbox- for your own special Sweetheart
Tricky- Pre-millenium Tension
Mr. Bungle - California
Faith No More- Album of the Year


Unfortunately, the 90s were also when radio slim-lined its playlist and great bands started to go ignored in favour of repeating the same songs a hundred times a day. More bands + more labels = (somehow) less selection
 
90's Spanish Top Five:
- LOS PLANETAS
- LA HABITACIÓN ROJA
- EL NIÑO GUSANO
- ASTRUD
- CHUCHO

90's International Top Five:
- SUEDE
- BELLE & SEBASTIAN
- MATTHEW SWEET
- TEENAGE FANCLUB
- KULA SHAKER

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Skinner, that's incredible!!! Failure are so amazing. I would add to the 90s list:

Shudder to Think - Pony Express Record
American Football (Self-titled)
Drive Like Jehu - Yank Crime
Squarepusher- Hard Normal Daddy
The Verve - Urban Hymns (deserves its praise)
DJ Shadow - Endtroducing
Jawbox- for your own special Sweetheart
Tricky- Pre-millenium Tension
Mr. Bungle - California
Faith No More- Album of the Year


Unfortunately, the 90s were also when radio slim-lined its playlist and great bands started to go ignored in favour of repeating the same songs a hundred times a day. More bands + more labels = (somehow) less selection


I think you are the first person on this thing that shares my admiration of Failure. Good work. Keep the dream alive.

Also Mr. Bungle is great. California is by far their best album.
 
90's Spanish Top Five:
- LOS PLANETAS
- LA HABITACIÓN ROJA
- EL NIÑO GUSANO
- ASTRUD
- CHUCHO
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I love Los Planetas! But their live performances are not too good. I like La Habitación Roja too and never heard of the others but I'm going to check them out ;)
 
I was going to say Primitives...but they were the 80's actually :sick:

But their 1st album "Lovely" is well worth checking out!

As far as I remember Morrissey liked them too?
 
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