Favourite 20 year old albums? (1 Viewer)

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[cletus_buckley]

 

[rettucs]

1991 would have been the peak of my teenage music listening/purchasing but I haven't a clue off-hand what was released that year as opposed to any other year.

but I agree with lots of whats been said. I had a copy of that Red Hot Chilli Peppers album and loved it (sorry Jill Hives) at the time. It was one of those Thomson Originals - remember them? I think the Hare Krishnas released them, and they removed all the songs that said 'fuck'.

 

[HMD]

 

[pete]

ah yeah, God Fodder.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

God Fodder and Bandwagonesque.
First 2 CDs I ever got.
20 years ago next month.

Still listen to the Fannies. Ned's haven't made it this far.

 

[Jill Hives]

1991 would have been the peak of my teenage music listening/purchasing but I haven't a clue off-hand what was released that year as opposed to any other year.

but I agree with lots of whats been said. I had a copy of that Red Hot Chilli Peppers album and loved it (sorry Jill Hives) at the time. It was one of those Thomson Originals - remember them? I think the Hare Krishnas released them, and they removed all the songs that said 'fuck'.

I don't know you anymore.

 

[Jim Daniels]

ah yeah, God Fodder.

Soap for sore eyes!

 

[nlgbbbblth]

I bought God Fodder on vinyl, sold it a couple of years later and re-bought the CD in the mid 2000s. Not played it much.

 

[Stan Bowles]

I went looking for records from 1991 and most of my favourites that I still listen to now would be in that picture. Was listening to Just For a Day on Monday. You seemed to have missed out this one though Paul:

 

[pete]

I bought God Fodder on vinyl, sold it a couple of years later and re-bought the CD in the mid 2000s. Not played it much.

i'm going to put it on now & see how long it lasts

 

[HMD]

I listen to most of it every couple of months. Grey cell green is still great

 

[pete]

6 songs in, still going strong

 

[Jill Hives]

Only one I can think of without checking dates.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Nevermind, right?

 

[Kermit McDermott]

Not an album, but the first series of Bottom was broadcast 20 years ago this september.

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[nlgbbbblth]

I went looking for records from 1991 and most of my favourites that I still listen to now would be in that picture. Was listening to Just For a Day on Monday. You seemed to have missed out this one though Paul:

I did - I forgot about that, it's sitting behind me. And still sounds good.

 

[nlgbbbblth]

from memory the best bits about God Fodder were Less Than Useful and that angry last track. I might play it again in a few days.

I think a couple of the singles were re-recorded versions.

The Ingredients EP and Kill Your Television 12"s sounded great turned up. That was the Italia 90 summer experience. Off the booze and cranking up Neds while necking soda water and lime.

The Happy single had some decent b-sides IIRC. It's all so hazy now.

 

[pete]

good live band too, apart from their touring fans

 

[Anthony]

I just sorted my itunes library by date and I reckon a lot of the stuff didn't get input with dates because it's slim pickin's for 1991.
Loveless, Gish, Seamonsters, Slave To The Grind. Faith Hope Love must have been 1991?