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

[Budda]

Let us not forget At The Gates and their contributions.

 

[sprint]

Yaaaa! Was hoping someone would start another music decade thread. Here's a hot and memorable 3 from 97 - music to program by::

 

[JTI]

Yaaaa! Was hoping someone would start another music decade thread. Here's a hot and memorable 3 from 97 - music to program by::

This album is my absolute favorite from them.

 

[DeeSquared]

How about Jellyfish, specifically the Spilt Milk album? They were kind of the right band at the wrong time.

 

[Freds55]

Artist: Jane's Addiction
Album: Ritual de lo Habitual
Released: 1990

 

[sprint]

not really a big RadioHead fan but this song has stayed in my head for 3 decades now: Creep 92

 

[AxeManDan]

I saw these guys early on in the Mourning View tour. FANTASTIC show.

same here! Saw them several times around that era and they were incredible live.

 

[AxeManDan]

Best decade for music of all kinds…HANDS DOWN!

 

[Freds55]

Artist: Weezer
Album: Weezer
Released: 1994

 

[Freds55]

not really a big RadioHead fan but this song has stayed in my head for 3 decades now: Creep 92

Good one I was just listening to that very song

 

[la szum]

My fave non-Hair Metal Hair Metal band. Their talent is just so deep and profound. Symphonic
in scope on III Sides To Every Story. The He Man riff is just iconic. Nuno's right hand is just wow!

Get your metronomes on standby.

 

[Freds55]

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

 

[Freds55]

Artist: Goo Goo Dolls
Album: City of Angels: Music from the Motion Picture
Released: 1998

 

[AxeManDan]

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

That entire album is killer. Amazing piece of production by Eric Valentine.

 

[fcs101]

 

[la szum]

That entire album is killer. Amazing piece of production by Eric Valentine.

You ever hear him in T-Ride playing drums and producing that album? I worked in a music retail
establishment and when that album came out the production blew everyone's mind. Just so fresh
for the time. And yet another genre bending band.

Then the bastard goes on to marry Grace Potter. Fucker!!??!!

 

[sprint]

My fave non-Hair Metal Hair Metal band. Their talent is just so deep and profound. Symphonic
in scope.

+1, I remember scrounging around for my beloved not-so-glammy hair metal in the early 90s - seemed to be getting a little sparse at the time but finding some love for Extreme for sure. Being a bit of a late 70s/early 80s punk fan I was enjoying some of what I was thinking of at the time as a kind of "new punk" - reminded me of Sex Pistols ... but with polish - still does:

 

[fcs101]

Rush circa 1993

 

[sprint]

Rush circa 1993

I can't see the video (unavailable), but whatever it is, I know I would love it

 

[TSJMajesty]

Fantastic album!



Saw them with Fates Warning and Dream Theater, sans Chris DeGarmo, and..., not too good, unfortunately.