90's music

[harmless]

Stiltskin - a Scottish band. The lead singer went on to front Genesis, then left them after about 2 years.

[darth_vedder]

This is a newer recording, but the song is from 1997. I love it so so much:

[iceagecoming]

Stiltskin - a Scottish band. The lead singer went on to front Genesis, then left them after about 2 years.

Talk about a one hit wonder. This got to number 1 in the UK, right?

I used to listen to this all the time on a guitar compilation album when I was 15.

[super nintendo chalmers]

This came out in 2000. But can have your third eyed blind and sponge, l'll slowly be going deaf to this jam.

[bodysnatcher]

Define "rock", bc that will severely broaden or narrow my posts

[harmless]

This came out in 2000. But can have your third eyed blind and sponge, l'll slowly be going deaf to this jam.

This is great. Huge riff is huge.

[Tass Man]

i still really love Popular by Nada Surf..

[Jorge]

[bodysnatcher]

[harmless]

i still really love Popular by Nada Surf..

Yeah, that song is awesome.

[Jorge]

[bodysnatcher]

Man, I loved this album when it came out. Gonna listen to it again now

[harmless]

My dad was into these, and I liked the albums he played me. Very dated, it's the kind of thing you'd hear played on a Jamie Oliver cooking show, but it still holds up better than I was expecting.

[LooseGroove927]

I think some of the excellent hip hop records that came out in the '90's deserve a mention in this thread. Notorious B.I.G. - Ready To Die, Nas - It Was Written, Outkast - ATLiens, Jay-Z - Reasonable Doubt, Wu-Tang Clan - Enter The Wu-Tang and the majority of 2Pac's albums were all stellar releases. Unfortunately they don't make hip hop records like they used to.

edit - sorry, thought the title of the thread was 90's music, not 90's rock

[Gods' Die]

Ween's one of those bands I've given a slight, vague chance thus far. It hasn't stuck yet, they're currently sitting in the same boat as Frank Zappa in my mind.

And we live in such a great era (post-proliferation of the internet) that it's so easy to find new bands & music from any era and discover them after they disappear into the annals of wikipedia.

[Kevin Davis]

I think some of the excellent hip hop records that came out in the '90's deserve a mention in this thread. Notorious B.I.G. - Ready To Die, Nas - It Was Written, Outkast - ATLiens, Jay-Z - Reasonable Doubt, Wu-Tang Clan - Enter The Wu-Tang and the majority of 2Pac's albums were all stellar releases. Unfortunately they don't make hip hop records like they used to.

edit - sorry, thought the title of the thread was 90's music, not 90's rock

I love "Reasonable Doubt," it's a candidate for my favorite rap record of all time.

[Raziel]

I like me some I Mother Earth, which started with this song:

[darth_vedder]

Love this song:

[numbers]

I think some of the excellent hip hop records that came out in the '90's deserve a mention in this thread. Notorious B.I.G. - Ready To Die, Nas - It Was Written, Outkast - ATLiens, Jay-Z - Reasonable Doubt, Wu-Tang Clan - Enter The Wu-Tang and the majority of 2Pac's albums were all stellar releases. Unfortunately they don't make hip hop records like they used to.

edit - sorry, thought the title of the thread was 90's music, not 90's rock

I love "Reasonable Doubt," it's a candidate for my favorite rap record of all time.

I fuckin love ATLiens.

[Peeps]

sponge has some great songs (rotting pinata and new pop sunday are criminally under rated)

in concert they are nice but you only need to see them once as i am pretty sure 98% of their play list is embedded in stone