Two albums define the 90s for me. Exile on coldharbour lane - Alabama 3. You owe it to yourself to listen to this


Also Dummy by portishead, but only if I'm feeling low.

Loved them- have 'rediscovered' mezanine by Massive Attack in the last few days.Brings me back to being a stoned student in my first bedsit. Great times.

This is me, although it's gotta be blue lines

Loved the darkness of Mezanine. Forgotten about this album, streaming it now!

Dummy is an outstanding album. It always takes me on a very pleasant journey.

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Sweeet Jesus, Alabama is where the seafood shrimps and crayfish are at!

As I read this, this was playing on shuffle.

Portishead - Dummy

Lamb - Lamb

Faithless - Sunday 8PM

Limp Bizkit - Chocolate Starfish

System of a Down - System of a Down

Leftfield - Leftism

The 90's was a great time.

Black metal .... More black metal ...... i like most genres but i love BLACK METAL! Dimmu Borgir, Watain , Dissection ect....

Oooooo the 90's 😍😍😍
My personal favourite musical decade. The decade where I really found myself musically.
God thinking back I had/have some eclectic tastes.... used to listen to allsorts from studenty indie bands such as Carter Usm through hip hop (nwa, dre, wu tang etc) laid back shiz like massive attack, Portishead through to happy hardcore, gabba techno & jungle
Saw out the late 90's bouncing from club to club with a house, hard house, trance & techno soundtrack to my life (which only ended in the past decade or so 😀)

Mate, this reads like I wrote it! I’m was (and still am!) a huge Carter fan! Proper tuned me in to the world, their lyrics still stand strong now. Got me socially aware and into hip hop, then I got into the tail end of the rave/club scene. Onto trip hop,and the 00’s indie scene a bit. Listen to mostly 90s hip hop and industrial stuff now!

Gotta have house music!

As the 90's started I'll admit to being into American Rock artists like Motley Crue, Poison, Ratt and Kiss. Also liked a bitta Journey, Night Ranger, REO Speedwagon. Still have a lot of my tapes and records from back in the day. I've converted one room into a Music room. Got a tape deck, turntable, CD and MP3 player all wired into a decent set of speakers. But back to the 90's.

Must have been summer 92 that I went to my first rave. I live in NI so we those that are fimilar with things will remember Kellys in Portrush. Spent many saturday nights dancing to some amazing house music. Some epic tunes by artists who'se names I never did get, to loved up to care! As long as there was a big beat, piano break, hands in the air we didn't care. #goodtimes

gotta love house!

Prince.

I was so obsessed when i was younger i even had the leather jacket with the symbol on the back.

Still love the music but luckily the dress sense has improved a bit!

Anyone who thinks Bruno Mars is ground breaking (and i think his music is great by the way) needs to stick a few Prince albums from the late 80's and 90's on. Gives a very clear idea where he gets his "thing" from.

Cheers BB

bruno mars is one hell of a singer!
be careful this guy would catch a grenade for your mrs haha!!

A great decade for punk / hardcore. Fugazi. Gorilla Biscuits. Rollins, before he disappeared up his own arse. Sweaty gigs in tiny venues. I miss those days.

khuuunt sounds like a name of an author i come across

checking this out now (8)

Khuuunt Hamsun?!

Dean Koontz! he wrote a novel that very much matches whats going on in the world today, with the current affairs involved in virology etc

cant think the name from the top of my head, i will be back here with the name :D

The eyes of darkness. Even had wuhan 400 or something as the virus.

Wicked wicked jungalist massive

I grew up in the '90s and it was the age when I really discovered music. I still listen to a ton of '90s music. I think for me hip hop peaked in the '90s - Enter the Wu Tang, The Chronic, Illmatic, Ready to Die...I could go on.

I saw Leftism get a mention earlier in the thread, what an amazing album, still holds up today. I saw them live a few times and they were always great, a real shame they didn't put out more music. I know Leftfield technically still exists but it's not the same.

Happy Hardcore an' Jungle i guess. US gangster rap

In the early to mid 90's I loved nothing more than a night of bouncing, banging techno, followed by Marley/Floyd type of thing as I eased down the next day.
*DTB shivers while recalling those next days*
Changed lots over the years and is now trip hop with a jazz angle, classical & opera, Cash, Floyd, Zeppelin, Fleetwood, Dylan, and a bit of Postmodern Jukebox if I feel like dreaming about sharing my life with Haley Reinhart.

sounds well energized, sounds like one hell of a time tbh!

👍

Smallage
People Of All Nations

What a tune !!! !!!