Post a 1990s hit song:

by **Turtleneck** 2017-07-10, 10:51

Because the 70s were dumb. Wait, so were the 90s. Post a song anyway.

by **Turtleneck** 2017-07-10, 10:53

by **DWags** 2017-07-10, 11:17

Mods, please merge

by **Turtleneck** 2017-07-10, 11:20

Mods, do not merge with that dirty 70s thread full of wannabe hippies who did coke at disco clubs.

by Guest 2017-07-10, 11:24

by **Floyd Robertson** 2017-07-10, 11:29

For as much as the 70s might have been bad, they make the 90s look like the renaissance period. IOW, the 90s were turrible.

by **Turtleneck** 2017-07-10, 11:31

by Guest 2017-07-10, 11:36

Floyd Robertson wrote:For as much as the 70s might have been bad, they make the 90s look like the renaissance period. IOW, the 90s were turrible.

by Guest 2017-07-10, 11:37

Turtleneck wrote:

Mods? Please ban TN for posting gay porn.

by **goodbar** 2017-07-10, 13:20

by **DWags** 2017-07-10, 13:21

Were there hit songs in the 90's?

by **Turtleneck** 2017-07-10, 13:26

DWags wrote:Were there hit songs in the 90's?

Considering 1991 was the best year in music history, yes.

by **Turtleneck** 2017-07-10, 13:27

by Guest 2017-07-10, 13:30

by **DWags** 2017-07-10, 13:34

Turtleneck wrote:
DWags wrote:Were there hit songs in the 90's?

Considering 1991 was the best year in music history, yes.

I really hate you and everything you do eat wear or listen to.

by **Turtleneck** 2017-07-10, 13:39

DWags wrote:
Turtleneck wrote:

Considering 1991 was the best year in music history, yes.

I really hate you and everything you do eat wear or listen to.

But what if I told you my refrigerator is perfectly arranged and I hate when people mess up the organization?

by **Turtleneck** 2017-07-10, 13:41

by **DWags** 2017-07-10, 13:43

Turtleneck wrote:
DWags wrote:

I really hate you and everything you do eat wear or listen to.

But what if I told you my refrigerator is perfectly arranged and I hate when people mess up the organization?

Well, there's a good side to everybody.

by **Turtleneck** 2017-07-10, 13:43

by Guest 2017-07-10, 18:40

by Guest 2017-07-10, 18:42

by **Turtleneck** 2017-08-14, 11:25

Did 1997 contain the worst two weeks in music history?

June 23
Paul Weller, Heavy Soul

June 24
Wyclef Jean, The Carnival
Tindersticks, Curtains
Sugar Ray, Floored
Mötley Crüe, Generation Swine
Insane Clown Posse, The Great Milenko
Edwin McCain, Misguided Roses
Ween, The Mollusk
Twista, Adrenaline Rush
The Murmurs, Pristine Smut
Robyn, Robyn Is Here
Slick Shoes, Rusty
Del Amitri, Some Other Sucker’s Parade

June 27
HammerFall, Glory To The Brave

June 30
Iron Savior, Iron Savior
Alchemist, Spiritech

July 1
Sham 69, The A Files
The Prodigy, The Fat Of The Land
UB40, Guns In The Ghetto
Reel Big Fish, Keep Your Receipt
Men In Black: The Album
Puff Daddy And The Bad Boy Family, No Way Out
Blues Traveler, Straight On Till Morning
Limp Bizkit, Three Dollar Bill, Y’all
Cherry Poppin’ Daddies, Zoot Suit Riot

July 4
Celine Dion, The Collection 1982–1988

July 7
Dropkick Murphys, Boys On The Docks
Brian Eno, The Drop
Primal Scream, Vanishing Point

July 8
Exodus, Another Lesson In Violence
Emperor, Anthems To The Welkin At Dusk
Primus, Brown Album
Smash Mouth, Fush Yu Mang
Super Deluxe, Via Satellite

http://www.avclub.com/article/did-1997-contain-worst-two-weeks-music-history-258568

by Guest 2017-08-14, 11:35

Turtleneck wrote:
Did 1997 contain the worst two weeks in music history?

June 27
HammerFall, Glory To The Brave

http://www.avclub.com/article/did-1997-contain-worst-two-weeks-music-history-258568

Glory to the Brave was a damned solid album.

by Guest 2017-09-08, 12:48

Released this day 27 years ago....RIP Jani

by Guest 2017-09-24, 14:59

26 years ago today Nirvana releases Nevermind...back when I was still sort of a hip dude.

by **The Pantry** 2017-09-24, 15:07

by **The Pantry** 2017-09-24, 15:08

by **The Pantry** 2017-09-24, 16:50

To be honest, Alice In Chains is one of the only grunge bands I ever liked. Soundgarden was good too. Fuck Pearl Jam, STP and Nirvana.

Of all the great AIC songs, this one has struck me the most over the years

by **Rocinante** 2017-09-25, 00:35

I saw Layne Staley live at the Crocodile Cafe in Seattle singing with the band that would eventually be Mad Season. I knew Alice In Chains then and I knew who he was, but I didn't realize the other guys were from Pearl Jam and the Screaming Trees.

by Guest 2018-01-27, 10:11

Released on this day in 1993.

Every time I hear it I think of Travis.

by Guest 2018-03-31, 11:49

Here's a list for you to debate:

The 50 Best Songs Of The 90s By Classic Rock The best 50 songs from rock's most divisive decade, as voted by you

by Da Mayor 2018-03-31, 13:13

LooseGoose wrote:Here's a list for you to debate:

The 50 Best Songs Of The 90s By Classic Rock The best 50 songs from rock's most divisive decade, as voted by you

Decent list, but heavy on rock with the predictable grunge songs at the top.

by **xsanguine** 2018-03-31, 13:43

Turtleneck wrote:
DWags wrote:Were there hit songs in the 90's?

Considering 1991 was the best year in music history, yes.

TN is right.

by **Cameron** 2018-03-31, 14:32

LooseGoose wrote:Here's a list for you to debate:

The 50 Best Songs Of The 90s By Classic Rock The best 50 songs from rock's most divisive decade, as voted by you

Shitty list for many reasons. Common People not one of the best 50 songs of the decade? Also, that list would have you believe that Oasis's best song is Wonderwall. And also that Oasis only had one of the 50 best songs of the 90s. I'm definitely biased, but still...

by Guest 2018-03-31, 16:28

Cameron wrote:
LooseGoose wrote:Here's a list for you to debate:

The 50 Best Songs Of The 90s By Classic Rock The best 50 songs from rock's most divisive decade, as voted by you

Shitty list for many reasons. Common People not one of the best 50 songs of the decade? Also, that list would have you believe that Oasis's best song is Wonderwall. And also that Oasis only had one of the 50 best songs of the 90s. I'm definitely biased, but still...

I don't know if you can think less of me....but I only remember or had heard 17 of the songs on that list. I just went back and counted.
The 90's was a decade of marriage, kids, long hours and general mayhem for me - I remember very little of it.

by **Watch Out Pylon!** 2018-03-31, 18:10

Floyd Robertson wrote:For as much as the 70s might have been bad, they make the 90s look like the renaissance period. IOW, the 90s were turrible.

This is 100% incorrect. The 90's and 70's were the best decades for music.

by **Cameron** 2018-03-31, 18:18

LooseGoose wrote:
Cameron wrote:

Shitty list for many reasons. Common People not one of the best 50 songs of the decade? Also, that list would have you believe that Oasis's best song is Wonderwall. And also that Oasis only had one of the 50 best songs of the 90s. I'm definitely biased, but still...

I don't know if you can think less of me....but I only remember or had heard 17 of the songs on that list. I just went back and counted.
The 90's was a decade of marriage, kids, long hours and general mayhem for me - I remember very little of it.

You probably aren't missing much. And you posted Champagne Supernova earlier in this thread, so I could certainly think less of you. That's a great tune.

by **Cameron** 2018-03-31, 18:27

by Da Mayor 2018-03-31, 18:40

Floyd Robertson wrote:For as much as the 70s might have been bad, they make the 90s look like the renaissance period. IOW, the 90s were turrible.

I'm not sure you got that analogy quite right.

by Guest 2018-08-05, 11:32

A fine 90s album and song

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