RevRico said:Jar of Flies. Is there any doubt?
Oh, lost my woman and forgot my friends
Things I've done and where I've been
Sleep in sweat, the mirror's cold
Seen my face, it's growin old
Scared to death, no reason why
Do whatever to get me by
Think about the things I've said
Maybe I'll wake up cold and dead...
Lots of good music here. I'll add one for the rap category
Fugees: The Score
Good songs but perfect interludes, a great full listening album.
In no particular order:
Chris Isaak - Forever Blue
Morphine - Yes
Sex Pistols - Filthy Lucre Live
Morrissey - Your Arsenal (Produced by Mick Ronson)
Filter - Short Bus
Soundgarden - Superunknown
Stone Temple Pilots - No.4
House Of Pain - Fine Malt Lyrics
The Cult - Live Cult: Marquee London
Cowboy Junkies - Trinity Sessions
Always felt that the 90's actually began when Nevermind hit the shelves, and ended when Kid A was released.
Will have to check out The Chronic.
In reply to 1SlowVW :
And don't forget Live Between Us.... :)
1996 checking in:
I remember getting my review cassette of Nevermind. On just the first listen we were like, this is going to change things.
I'd also add this to the list:
I was in the midst. I'll offer an opinion.
Nevermind
Gish
Badmotorfinger
Smash.
In reply to Pushrod :
Live like the band Live
I was always a huge fan. I would put Throwing Copper on the list.
The actual answer is Sailing the Seas of Cheese by Primus.
Bloodline-1994
Supergroup without being a supergroup. Only bummer is the recording is subpar to the stuff now and lacks the punch it should have.
Mother Love Bone "Apple" 1990 Different release "Mother Love Bone" compilation 1992. Taking dates off wiki, too long ago to remember exactly. Still one of my favorite albums of all time.
Appleseed said:The actual answer is Sailing the Seas of Cheese by Primus.
Frizzle Fry is better.
Oh, and my favorite Morphine albums are Cure For Pain and Like Swimming.
"Hints Allegations and Things Left Unsaid" - Collective Soul
In reply to AngryCorvair (Forum Supporter) :
Check the liner on the back of that one, final mixing was done at Sheffield recording studios in Phoenix, MD by some sound engineer who worked for IMP at the time.
Duke said:Appleseed said:The actual answer is Sailing the Seas of Cheese by Primus.
Frizzle Fry is better.
Oh, and my favorite Morphine albums are Cure For Pain and Like Swimming.
We were lucky to see them live once. Good is also terrific.
In reply to Lobsterpennies :
Man, I forgot that they were even going through drummers then...
Obviously not mother love bone, but Stone and Ed's banter on the intro is classic. (And Matt is doing well and should be back this week).
Chris Cornell still hurts. It totally sucks. Reach out if you have a friend like that or if you feel like that.
I still stick with RHCP as best album.
Some standout albums that haven't been mentioned yet:
Weezer - Weezer (blue album)
The Prodigy - Fat of the Land
Beastie Boys - Ill Communication
preach (dudeist priest) said:Chris Cornell still hurts. It totally sucks. Reach out if you have a friend like that or if you feel like that.
Quoted just because.
In reply to andy_b :
Doh, totally forgot Ill Communication.
And one more before bed. A lot of legendary metal albums come from the '80s, but 1990 gave us what might be the genre's quintessential song.
Ok, I've had some time to think.
Facelift - Alice in Chains, just loaded with classics
Ritual de lo habitual -Jane's addiction, if you were able to see them tour in promotion of this, you understand
Slim shady LP. - Eminem, aside from "my name is" really a great album overall and where I think he really made his mark.
Antichrist Superstar - Marylin Manson. I'd say their best album overall, with Holywood a close second. Personal favorite to this day.
It's really hard to choose. Grunge, the experimental metal, bizarre Indies, all the directions rap was going, there was a ton of good music in the 90s.
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