Where's the 1990s Great Music Thread On This Darn Forum??

[redhedded1]

Sorry. Can't help myself.

Saw them 4 times in the 90s.

I saw them at the Chicago HOB in like 94-95. Tapehead just came out. They freaking blew up the place, sounded so good! Freaking Ty's guitar sound made me wonder how he did that. 6 mesa recto cabs, probably all wired up and not for looks like the Hair Metal Marshall walls.

 

[redhedded1]

Artist: Third Eye Blind
Album: Third Eye Blind
Released: 1997

I saw them in 2015 in Minneapolis at a smaller venue. They were really good. The Motorcycle Drive by version they did was phenomenal. I always liked them and usually don't like too much that's played on popular radio

 

[redhedded1]

I never understood why Metallica was bigger, except they sold out and Dave Mustaine really didn't.

 

[redhedded1]

Corrosion of Conformity- I was going to post this if this thread didn't have this song. Freaking made me practice.

 

[redhedded1]

 

[NeoSound]

I never understood why Metallica was bigger, except they sold out and Dave Mustaine really didn't.

Marty & Dave brought out the best in each other. Kinda like Page & Plant, Eddie & David... I miss the days of real bands that lived, worked, fought, struggled and achieved something magical together. Nowadays just find a cute young person, enlist one of the two working song writers, hire a few musicians to back them up and you got a hit song (never an entire album). Occasionally there's an exception.

 

[Sixstring]

Can't redo the 90's without a little STP!

 

[Sixstring]

Oh and forgot these guys!

 

[AxeManDan]

I never understood why Metallica was bigger, except they sold out and Dave Mustaine really didn't.

Sold out every seat in every stadium they play!

 

[MojoBodies]

 

[Fjelltronen]

Here is a big one for metal in the 90's. Title track. 5150 and Guvnor iirc.

 

[sprint]

I never understood why Metallica was bigger, except they sold out and Dave Mustaine really didn't.

+1 - works for me though as I'm a fan of Metallica's black album for more melodic metal, but Megadeth does seem more committed to their genre and have not seemed to veer away from it. Kind of like AC-DC who one may say is repetative but imo deserves respect for never straying at all from the formula they do best imo, and that's worked well for them over many decades.

 

[Freds55]

Artist: Collective Soul
Album: The Jerky Boys
Released: 1995

 

[Freds55]

Artist: Bonnie Raitt
Album: Luck of the Draw
Released: 1991

 

[Freds55]

Artist: Bad Company
Album: Holy Water
Released: 1990

 

[Freds55]

Artist: Bad Company
Album: Stranger
Released: 1990

 

[Freds55]

Hope your doing good Todd @bishop5150

Artist: Ozzy Osbourne
Album: No More Tears
Released: 1991

 

[Freds55]

Artist: AC/DC
Album: Ballbreaker
Released: 1995

 

[Freds55]

Artist: The Waboritas
Album: Red Voodoo
Released: 1999

 

[redhedded1]

Sold out every seat in every stadium they play!

I was joking, that's what Jason Newstead said too. I should have said I didn't think "Enter Sandman" was going to be a hit. Now sung in every language and played on every instrument known to man. So I know nothing.