90s music
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In Utero: Nirvana
2 recommendations
"I'd call it the second best Nirvana album ever (i guess that not that hard when there was only 3 studio releases), second only to Nevermind. This was Nirvana's final hoorah and a helluva hoorah, at that. Bets track --The closer, All Apologies."
BuzzCuts
1 recommendation
"Every single time I see the commercial on television I swear that I am going to buy BuzzCuts. lol It's all my favorite emo songs from the 90s and I want it so, so bad."
Mona Lisa: 11-20-79
1 recommendation
"Mona Lisa was probably one of the most talented singers to come out around the era that Brandy, Monica, and Aaliyah were all getting their start but unlike the others she fell short of becoming a superstar but her album is full of amazing songs and she has a beautiful voice!"
Quindon
1 recommendation
"Quindon has a beautiful voice and this is one album that I've always been able to listen to from beginning to end. Even today, it still doesn't get old and this came out in 1995! My favorite song is "Dream About You" and "Wrap Your Heart Around Mine"."
Superunknown: Soundgarden
3 recommendations
"Of all the great frontmen to come out of the Seattle grunge scene, I always like Chris Cornell's voice the best. Of course it's showcased really nicely in "Black Hole Sun", the key single off this album. The whole album is great though, keeping Soundgarden's unique sound but making a really great mainstream album. Yes, it's a bit dark and brooding, but that's what's great about it."
Throwing Copper: Live
2 recommendations
"This album was a staple of my teenage years. There's dramatic guitar fills and the vocal delivery has enough punch and aggression to match up to my teen angst. But it manages to hold up over time. There are some well crafted songs in here. "I Alone" is dark but catchy, s is "Selling the Drama". "Lightening Crashes" is a good song, if you can get past the over-exposure that almost ruins it for..."
Vitalogy: Pearl Jam
2 recommendations
"On their third album, Pearl Jam goes from the forefront of grunge to rock gods. They've cemented their place as a strong voice in the alt rock jungle of the 90s. They've crafted great songs full of meaning but don't forget that message means nothing if the song isn't strong and catchy. It also shows their continued musical evolution. "Nothingman" is sad and gorgeous and nothing that you'd have..."
Ten: Pearl Jam
5 recommendations
"Is there a bad song on this whole album? This *is* grunge as it should be. "Even Flow", "Alive", "Why Go", "Black" (my all time #1 fav), "Jeremy"... Seriously solid album with great guitar riffs, and killer lyrics. Everyone should own this album. One of the best things to come out of the 90s."
Core: Stone Temple Pilots
2 recommendations
"It's a dark with dirty guitars and themes of death and sex rampant throughout, yet it's somehow catchy at the same time. "Dead & Bloated" is aggressive and hard, but "Creep" is almost pretty. "Plush" has crunching guitars and vocals that are reminiscent of grunge and "Sex Type Thing" is fast and attacking. It's a dynamic album that survives the 90's pretty intact I'd say."
Third Eye Blind
2 recommendations
"Third Eye Blind's self-titled album is some of the best music that was released in the 90s. Songs like "How's It Going To Be" and "Jumper" are still my fave songs today."
August and Everything After: Counting Crows
3 recommendations
"Say what you will about them now, but the Counting Crows first record was really good. Produced by T Bone Burnett, this was a great debut album. Everyone knows "Mr. Jones & Me", but almost every song on the album is solid."
Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness: Smashing Pumpkins
4 recommendations
"this cd brought cliques together at my high school -- everybody loved it."
Staring at the Sea: The Singles: The Cure: Music
2 recommendations
"I have more Cure albums than any other artist."
Tidal: Fiona Apple: Music
5 recommendations
"Thank god I had Fiona Apple to help me block out everyone else's blaring Alanis my freshman year of college..."
Moon Pix: Cat Power: Music
2 recommendations
"The original Metal Heart and another great track, Cross Bones Style. I only fell in love with Cat Power in the past 2 years - I was missing out!"
(What's the Story) Morning Glory?: Oasis
3 recommendations
"I loooved Wonderwall when I was in high school. Here's a juicy tip if you love Wonderwall - look for Cat Power's cover of the song on itunes!"
Tiny Music...Songs from the Vatican Gift Shop: Stone Temple Pilots
1 recommendation
"Forget the 80's - I moved on to (or never left) the 90's. My favorite favorite band from the 90's is STP, and this is my favorite album."
What's the 411?: Mary J. Blige: Music
1 recommendation
"OK any person who was able to go and buy their own CDs in the 90's and truly had an appreciation for and loved only good music surely had this CD on heavy rotation! What's the 411? introduced me to mary and ever since I've bought every CD! Tracks like Reminisce, REAL LOVE, You Remind Me, Sweet Thing, Love no Limit! What are you kidding me! lol! At the tender age of oh 15, I'm sure I didn't know wh..."
Nevermind - Nirvana
5 recommendations
"When I started listening to rock music when I was 8 years old Nirvana was one of the first bands I discovered. Nevermind is definitely one the best rock albums ever! Nothing else needs to be said."
Daydream Nation by Sonic Youth
3 recommendations
"One of my all time sonic youth favorites...dreamy...on this album you will be introduced to plenty of indie melodies and mulots of garage punk rock noise...old skool shoe gaze...great vocals. This album is the reason I fell in love with their unique sound...teenage riot...yaaaaaaaaa"
Get Ready ~ New Order
1 recommendation
"The collision between British musicians and Black American music has produced an ever growing treasury of limb-pulsing, butt-shaking, hart-swelling music, which--thankfully is often the result of soul-brothers and sisters made from the most unlikely sort--case in point, New Order. In "Get Ready" New Order ditch the temptation of dance-floor stagnation for what seems to be a reach for that mythical..."
Californication: Red Hot Chili Peppers
4 recommendations
"When I first moved to Los Angeles it was late in January, just at the beginning of a long, damp rainiy season. For some reason I had this CD in my car and I proceeded to listen to it for two long months of rain, gloomy skies, blowing palm trees, and trying to adjust to a new city. Californication is an amazing album which to me perfectly captures the essence of California and Los Angeles in all i..."
Nirvana - MTV Unplugged in New York
6 recommendations
"Nirvana's Unplugged session was recorded six days after the only time I ever saw them live. I like to save this record for when it's really cold out and I can just hide under my covers and drink tea and, you know, brood."
Automatic for the People by R.E.M.
5 recommendations
"The best band in the world’s best album, Automatic is soul food for my ears. When I’m down, happy, in the mood for Stipe and strings, or whatever the case, I reach for any one of multiple copies I own. I once wrote an entire film script while only listening to Document, another masterpiece."
Odelay: Beck
2 recommendations
"Personally, it's my favoritie Beck album. Sure, they're all great, but this is the one that strikes a chord with me.. Probably because the presence of songs like Where It's At and Devils Haircut"
I Wish: Skee-Lo: Music
1 recommendation
"Like Will Smith, Skee-Lo delivered clean, wholesome hip-hop. Key tracks include I Wish, Superman, Holdin' On, and You Ain't Down. Play this CD when you need something positive."
