90's Music

[cron]

you gotta lick it
before we kick it
you gotta get it soft and wet
so we can kick it

boom, badararara, boom, badararara

[Tryskadekafobia]

The album was even worse (yes, I had the album).

I still have a small spot in my heart for the song "Motherfucker."

Does anyone remember Headbanger's Ball?  That and the good hip-hop was where the early nineties was at.

Add 120 Minutes and I agree wholeheartedly.

And why? why? why would anyone ever bring up Walking in Memphis again? oh fuck, I thought I had that out of my head forever... so terrible.

Ah!  My first experience with the ill-fated of curse of "Best New Artist Grammy" jinx.  I wonder whatever happened to that guy?

[Gamblour.]

Ahh 120 minutes. With Matt baldy what's his name. You know. He knew his friggin shit.

[Pubrick]

Why are all these lists full of shit bands?

admittedly, i was listing out of nostalgia. i was a little kid in those years.

[Ghostboy]

Yeah - when I was 13 and that Primitive Radio Gods song came out, I thought it was some deep stuff (never got the album, though). That and The Cranberries 'No Need To Argue.'

Then I discovered the Smashing Pumpkins and NIN and that's all I listened to until I was eighteen, more or less.

[Myxo]

Yeah - when I was 13 and that Primitive Radio Gods song came out, I thought it was some deep stuff (never got the album, though). That and The Cranberries 'No Need To Argue.'

Then I discovered the Smashing Pumpkins and NIN and that's all I listened to until I was eighteen, more or less.

I listened to Smashing Pumpkin's "Infinate Sadness.." double album over and over again while I was working as a cook. It was a 2 mile walk from my home and for a good 2-3 months I just listened to that album.

[Pas]

White Town - (i could never be) "your woman" is a great choice P I had totally forgotten this song and am now enjoying it's listen.

[Thrindle]

Boy George - The Crying Game

and does anyone remember the song Sleeping Satellite by Tasmin Archer?

[RegularKarate]

I keep forgetting you guys are all a little younger than me (a few years makes a big difference when you're in the 10-20 range).  I wasn't really referring to your lists anyway... mainly 90s lists in general.

Some other officially 90s bands:
-The Cranberries: "Zah-hombies Zah-hombies Zah-hombee-ya-ee-ya-ee-ya"
-The Offspring (Christ, I hated these guys, but in retrospect, they had a couple catchy ones before they went to total shit)
-Faith No More... brought so much to the table... get's almost no respect now.

[Myxo]

I keep forgetting you guys are all a little younger than me (a few years makes a big difference when you're in the 10-20 range).  I wasn't really referring to your lists anyway... mainly 90s lists in general.

I was 13 (8th grade I think) in 1990 so that entire decade is pretty easy to talk about..

I know it's unrelated to the topic of music in the 90s, but who remembers the first Gulf War on TV?

[Bethie]

Edie Brickell- What I Am just started playing on my playlist.

1988

ohhh you...

thanks dj

[MacGuffin]

ohhh you...

thanks dj

Sorry, but 80's music is what I know. 80's are a friend of mine. And 90's, you are no 80's.

[The Perineum Falcon]

I was hoping to be black for about half this decade.
That never came to fruition.
Before that I was listening to my parents' music and country.
But I do recall 94/95 being a stellar year for music.
Perhaps my years are off, my ears certainly were.
So, I've lately been catching up ever so slowly with all the bands that I've missed.
I do, however, think I've learned my lesson and my tastes have vastly improved and they suit me perfect now (with some aid from xixax).

[ᾦɐļᵲʊʂ]

And 90's, you are no 80's.

That's quite a compliment to the 90's.

[cron]

SIGH