the 90's kicked ass for music even though i didn't really like much of it. then towards the last of the 90's and once the millenium came rap, rock, most metal was totally destroyed and since then everyone on the bandwagon sold out and became rich overnight. limp bizkit 3 dollar bill 'yo nana.gif

 

The birth of gangsta rap and alternative is what made music so interesting in the 90's. Now everything is all emo. tongue.gif

 

Buthole surfers-Pepper
Rollins Band-Liar
Radiohead-creep
Shakespears Sisters-cant remember the song
Cocteu Twins- Heaven or Las Vegas
Pop will eat itselfs- Need you like a drug
Voilent Femes-Blister in the sun
Red Hot Chile Peppers-Higher Ground
RATM-Freedom
Eco and the bunnymen
Pearl Jam-Black
Pearl Jam-Jeremy
REM-Everybody Hurts
Beck-Loser

 

Transitional period for me. Went from rap/r&b to alternative. It's funny that alot of the stuff I heard in the late 80's like Jane's Addiction, SoundGarden, Mother Love Bone, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Rage Against the Machine, Korn (to name a few) I didn't like at all. And then when I heard Smells Like Teen Spirit that changed everything. Probably had something to do with me starting college in 1990 with all the best intentions and a 3.something gpa and ending up in 91' broke and working 80 hours a week to support myself (long story!)