De Nineties (2 Viewers)

[Kermit McDermott]

Good un.

Much maligned but I think the it girl is up there with the best brit pop albums.

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[ann post]

phantom power by the tragically hip. i got this in a bargain bin after having a flashback to hearing them at a party. its intensely canadian but once you get past that its a good record.

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[hydromancer]

Ok technically this was first released in 89 but it was put out again in the 90's so im counting it as 90's music

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[washingcattle]

Hip hop and electronic music was fucking amazing in the 90s.

The only thing that has been at all interesting for the last 13 years has been noise rock like Yellow Swans, Fuck Buttons, Lightning Bolt, Zu.

Everything else sounds like it was made 20-30 years ago.

And most of it would have been shite if it came out then.

 

[therealjohnny]

This was a highlight, and the video was great too

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[dudley]

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[Lili Marlene]

This was a highlight, and the video was great too

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Good un.

Much maligned but I think the it girl is up there with the best brit pop albums.

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ah lads lets not be putting good songs in this thread

 

[nlgbbbblth]

That Jordan Knight track can be found on Now 44 - the biggest selling volume of the lot. I can see why.

 

[Anthony]

90s were deadly. Paying £13 a week in rent, playing loads of gigs, going to millions of gigs. Yea I'd be in a much better position now if I'd have made some different decisions then but what are you going to do?
1991 or 1992 I bought my first "non-metal" album. Ride, Going Blank Again, still love that album.

 

[Denny Oubidoux]

That Supergrass one that goes "we are young, we run free" is the best one for me - just finished school, an actual long hot summer, whizzing round the midlands all summer in a truck, that tune on the radio. That was as good as my youth got, it wasn't great.

 

[therealjohnny]

I think Supergrass are very underrated. They're the Slade of the 90s

 

[Space]

I think Supergrass are very underrated. They're the Slade of the 90s

I love them. That second album is one of my favourite albums. They're kinda like a British Weezer, super poppy first album and much darker and heavier second album. All 90s gold.

First album:

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Second album:

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[Kermit McDermott]

I got menswe@r - nuisance in a charity shop. I quiet enjoyed it. Not bad at all, but I do have a bit of soft spot for britpop, even the ropey stuff.

 

[nooleen]

I never liked that tune.It was catchy as all fuck.But that sentiment...eeugghhhh

i always assumed that song was about wanting an actual baby, but recently i've started to wonder if it might just be bad english and she's only looking for rides

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

how come I could afford to go to gigs in the Olympia and the Point when I was fucking 16 but not now?

It's a good question.
Probably because these were your only expenses.
i.e. you had better priorities when you were 16

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Pharrell Williams is 40.

FORTY.

Fucker looks like he wasn't even born in 1992.

He doesn't drink.

 

[egg_]

Hip hop and electronic music was fucking amazing in the 90s.

Early 90s was the golden age of hiphop, wasn't it? 36 chambers etc. I was too indie for it at the time, obviously.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

I think Supergrass are very underrated. They're the Slade of the 90s

These two sentences don't seem like they mean the same thing.

 

[therealjohnny]

Slade are under rated..as are Supergrass in my opinion

that's all

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

I get you. I'm certainly guilty of giving Slade a low rating.

I loved the first two Wonderstuff records and when someone compared them to Slade I was all bent out of shape.

I promptly never bought another of their records. Or subsequently, I should say.