Your favourite albums by decade: the 90s

[ryan8472]

Originally Posted by Wild_Heart03

lol, I was WAY obsessed with the Spice Girls back in 1997/98. I remember the night their movie came out, my friend and I went and saw it, and then another 4 times in the following weeks.

I have it. I watch it a lot. I love Spiceworld!#%^

[Wild_Heart03]

I still listen to both the ALBUMS for that matter, haha. Spice Girls fans unite!

[TheBlueLamp]

1. Sheryl Crow - Sheryl Crow
2. Garbage - Version 2.0
3. Madonna - Erotica
4. Deborah Harry - Debravation
5. Sheryl Crow - The Globe Sessions (never liked this until a few months ago. Now I can't stop listening to it)
6. Geri Halliwell - Schizophonic
7. k.d. lang - Ingenue
8. Traci Lords - 1000 Fires
9. Madonna - I'm Breathless
10. Sheryl Crow - Tuesday Night Music Club

[amber]

Originally Posted by TheBlueLamp

4. Deborah Harry - Debravation

Way-hait!!! this is a great album, I love it like...love...but...I thought it was released eighty five - ish?

[trackaghost]

Originally Posted by amber

Way-hait!!! this is a great album, I love it like...love...but...I thought it was released eighty five - ish?

No, Debravation is 1994.

[trackaghost]

Originally Posted by shackin'up

1. Screaming Trees- Sweet oblivion
2. Masters Of Reality- Sunrise On The Sufferbus
3.Temple Of The Dog
4. Pearl Jam- Vitology
5. Jayhawks-Hollywood Town Hall
6. Radiohead-The Bends
7. Mothers Finest- Black Radio Won't Play This Record
8. Buffalo Tom-Let Me Come Over
9. Tragically Hip-Fully Completely
!0 The Black Crowes-The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion
11 Golden Smog-Down By The Old Mainstream
12 Sonic Youth-Dirty
13.Smashing Pumpkins-Siamese Dream
14.Drivin'n'Cryin'-Fly Me Courageous
15.Eels-Beautiful Freak
16.Live-Throwing Copper
17.Placebo (first three albums)
18.Sister Double Happiness-Heart & Mind
19.Soul Asylum-Grave dancers Union
20.dEUS-Worst case scenario

OK, I forgot:
Mark Lanegan-Whiskey for the Holy Ghost!!!
Nova Mob: The Last Days Of Pompei
Singles Soundtrack
Sweet Relief:A benefit For Victoria Williams
Dinosaur Jr-Where You Been?
That Petrol Emotion- Chemicrazy
Cracker:Kerosene Hat

I could go on and on and on and on......

Weird. The seventies were my decade. And the nineties.

I love Sweet Relief! I still listen to that all the time.
Can't believe I forgot Temple Of The Dog.

[trackaghost]

Originally Posted by hayley

Oh, now see, this is hard. The 90s are my decade. I'm gonna use my iPod and go alphabetical. And you say 20, I do 27. Not too bad.

1. Belle and Sebastian- If You're Feeling Sinister
2. Beth Orton- Central Reservation
3. Cat Power- Moon Pix
4. Counting Crows- August and Everything After
5. Elliott Smith- either/or
6. Fiona Apple- Tidal
7. Hole- Live Through Is
8. Jayhawks- Tomorrow the Green Grass
9. Le Tigre- Le Tigre
10. Lucinda Williams- Car Wheels on a Gravel Road/Sweet Old World
.

I LOVE that first Le Tigre album!

God, I can't believe I left off Nirvana, Lucinda Williams AND My Bloody Valentine.
The 90s really were my era. Too many albums to love.

[trackaghost]

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

Jewel - Pieces Of You - the poster girl for those minor voiced girls that worshipped La Nicks and I LOVED her yodelling

Heh, I wanted to include this. But I kinda felt embarrassed.

[shackin'up]

Originally Posted by trackaghost

I love Sweet Relief! I still listen to that all the time.
Can't believe I forgot Temple Of The Dog.

Yeah, Temple Of The Dog Is def. One of my big faves EVER.

Do you know dEUS-Worst case scenario?
Everybody who don't: Listen to this totally underrated masterpiece.
That's one I can recommend evryone who finds some recognition in my list.

[face of glass]

Ah, the '90s. Can't contribute much to this, or to the '00s thread.

The Aphex Twin: Come To Daddy EP
Jeff Buckley: Grace
Flaming Lips: The Soft Bulletin
Galaxie 500: This Is Our Music
Massive Attack: Protection
My Bloody Valentine: Loveless
Pavement: Slanted And Enchanted
Pixies: Bossanova
Portishead: Portishead
Prefab Sprout: Jordan - The Comeback
Radiohead: OK Computer
Red House Painters: Red House Painters
Slint: Spiderland
Talk Talk: Laughing Stock
Tricky: Maxinquaye
Tom Waits: Bone Machine
Ween: The Mollusk

[Miss Vicky]

Savage Garden (Self Titled)

[GateandGarden]

Originally Posted by Miss Vicky

Savage Garden (Self Titled)

Ooooh, I love both of their albums! I think the self-titled is probably the better one. It's too bad that they broke up.

[Miss Vicky]

Originally Posted by GateandGarden

Ooooh, I love both of their albums! I think the self-titled is probably the better one. It's too bad that they broke up.

Yeah, I love both albums too. Never could get into Darren Hayes' solo stuff though. Pity.

[GateandGarden]

Originally Posted by Miss Vicky

Yeah, I love both albums too. Never could get into Darren Hayes' solo stuff though. Pity.

I like about half of the songs on his debut solo album but I just recently bought the newer one, The Tension and the Spark, which I heard was supposed to be really good and I didn't like any of it. Some of the songs on her first solo album really reminded me of Savage Garden but the newer one doesn't seem to be like Savage Garden at all, and I think it's way too electronic or something that I can't put my finger on.

[dissention]

Originally Posted by TheBlueLamp

4. Deborah Harry - Debravation

Have you heard the Producer's Cut that Chris had made and distributed through their site a few years back? Some of the cuts on there are better than the album ones, though they aren't as slick and are much more raw. It has a great live version of Zeppelin's "Black Dog," too.