Favorite 90s band besides SP?
I think for me it would be between Electric Wizard (honestly I like their later stuff better but they are one of my favorite bands and they started in the 90s so they get a mention), Alice in Chains and Nirvana. I am a huge fan of Metallica in the 80s, but their 90s stuff isn't up to the same standard at all. Slayer is also one of my faves, but I haven't heard all of their 90s stuff yet. How about you guys?
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Blur, Suede, The Verve, FNM
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3eb
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^ unfair, we all know they are not the best band of the 90s but the best band of all time
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true, true
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Creed
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The Beatles (those 2 90s songs they did)
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Seeing as there was no pop music before or after The Beatles, that is the only correct answer
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They're still trying to make pop music these days but you can really feel it's a complete zombie-like version of what it's supposed to be. They're just talking over a beat these days
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Hmm. I never thought of Electric Wizard as a "'90s band," even though they started back then. I think of "'90s bands" as "bands that were big in the '90s (even if they started in the '80s)", rather than any band that started back then.
But if we're considering both as '90s bands, then I guess Electric Wizard has to be one for me, too Dopethrone and Come My Fanatics are among my all-time favourite albums. Other than that: Cursive (damn, I don't like thinking of them as a '90s band, either) Afghan Whigs (it seems any band that wasn't doing the grunge or primarily punk-influenced sound at the time was underrated, because nobody seems to talk about these guys as much as they do Pearl Jam or Soundgarden or whatever, even though they're imo more interesting) Hole Pixies Acid King Arab Strap Slowdive Catherine Wheel Starflyer 59 |
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just played two of their albums! |
I don't really see Pixies as a 90s band
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yeah if Pixies are 90s then so are Violent Femmes
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More consistent and their live show kicks Billy in the dick. |
And yeah, Pixies are not a '90s band.
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But on a similar note, I'd like to throw Breeders on the pile of '90s bands I like better than SP.
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Like, the original run of SP can't be fucked with, but these other bands played the long game much better and still hold up. Hard to overlook the two decades of bullshit from Crogan.
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yeah pixies aren't a 90s band because only two of their four albums were in the 90s
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i abstain from putting Radiohead in the "90s band" threads since they only had 1 real masterpiece in the decade, vs 2 in the next :beatup:
unless you ride hard for The Bends, in which case, more power to ya! |
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I haven't really listened to much live stuff of them after D'Arcy left tbqh. What I heard of SP2 was sad, as Billy's voice was weird. Don't like what little I've heard of Jeff wanking on guitar either. |
what's y'alls favorite Afghan Whigs album?
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Stereolab, Radiohead, Pavement, Nirvana, Nine Inch Nails, Marilyn Manson, Portishead, Fugazi, Unwound, Blonde Redhead, Modest Mouse, Mogwai, Mr. Bungle, Medeski Martin & Wood, God Is My Co-Pilot.
Bands that really started in the 80s but were very current in the 90s: Flaming Lips, Sonic Youth, Beastie Boys |
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