best 5 albums of the 90's
RAltho2177
MCIS (smashing Pumpkins)
Wish (cure)
Siamese dream (smashing Pumpkins)
Undertow (tool)
Gish (smashing pumpkins)
thats more like it.
Michael Ejercito
2) Jagged Little Pill by alanis Morissette
3) Nevermind by Nirvana
4) Achtung Baby by U2
5) Heart in Motion by Amy Grant
Bloasis
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pattern.
SYN: erratic, queer, singular, curious.
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Information on StAtiC...
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Static is a very-rural based band from the northeast part of Michigan.
(Also
known as the place of little hope) Intertwining different aspects of
different genres, Static creates a new an unique sound which must be
heard.
It easier to say what Static is not than what it is. One thing Static is
NOT
is a Seattle band. Static despises all bands which are obviously trying to
cash in on the Seattle movement. The mere thought is angering me at this
very
moment (Matthius). I will not name any bands, for I'm sure you have an
imagination strong enough to figure out who I'm talking about.
What Static IS is what the listener decides. Everyone has their own
interpretation of what other bands Static resembles, which song is best,
etc.
Static is music for the individual. Meaningful, original, unique "rock
music." An alternative to the alternative label so many undeserving bands
have been pasted with. Bands that "break the mold" are still thrown under
the
same circus tent as the ones that are continuing the "grunge" tradition.
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"i think your music is eccentric and there is no way anyone could label it
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'alternative.'
I like your lyrics too." - Alex, HoleB...@aol.com
"Static sounds really good and I hope the band does well. You should send
the
demo in to some record labels and let me know when you come to play in
Boston." - Lauren, Gran...@aol.com
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"I got the demo...it was pretty cool. It had its own sound...nothing i've
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You're pretty fucking talented." - Becki, Chkwh...@aol.com
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2. Shelf
3. The Race
4. Something
5. Storm
6. Love and Hate
7. My Crazy Dream
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1. Just Like You
2. Better
3. Give
4. Wasted
5. Prozac Baby
6. The Tractor Song
7. Clones
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It is tentatively titled "White Noise" and will include brand new songs
and a
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new
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nothing can stop me now
:
: here's my list
:
: 1 meloncollie and the infinite sadness smashing pumpkins
: 2 in utero nirvana
: 3 live through this hole
: 4 ten pearljam
: 5 nemisisters babes in toyland
please go directly to seattle, do not take a shower, do not collect your
flannel for passing GO.
JAMES T. BRADY
>
>
> here's my list
>
> 1 meloncollie and the infinite sadness smashing pumpkins
> 2 in utero nirvana
> 3 live through this hole
> 4 ten pearljam
> 5 nemisisters babes in toyland
Not another one of these fucking threads........KILL THIS ONE NOW!!!!
OR PLEASE DELTE REPONSES TO ALT.MUSIC.PEARL-JAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
DAN MCADAMS
Hello!!
Since there has been only two U2 albums out in the 90's, there can only be a top two
albums of the 90's.
1 Achtung Baby
2 Zooropa
Ha hahahaha
Crazed U2 fan Dan
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>please go directly to seattle, do not take a shower, do not collect your
>flannel for passing GO.
alternative people flee for their silly lives.
Soren Johnson
1) Achtung Baby -U2
2) Automatic For The People -REM
3) Welcome To Wherever You Are -INXS
4) The Honeymoon Is Over -The Cruel Sea
5) Nevermind -Nirvana
-Soren Johnson
Trey
Here's my picks:
1) U2-Achtung Baby
2) Alice in Chains-Dirt
3) Jane's Addiction-Ritual de lo Habitual
4) R.E.M.-Automatic for the People
5) Phish-Hoist
Black Spirit
here's my list
>>
>> 1 meloncollie and the infinite sadness smashing pumpkins
>> 2 in utero nirvana
>> 3 live through this hole
>> 4 ten pearljam
>> 5 nemisisters babes in toyland>
I guess since I am sick of seeing this question I shouldn't even
respond, but I like to make myself look like a hypocrite, so here's my
list: Never to be posted again!!
Broken-NIN
Little Earthquakes-Tori Amos
Core-Stone Temple Pilots
Undertow-Tool
Soup-Blind Melon
Of course, like someone has already said, the nineties are only half
over!!!!!!! (And NIN is releasing a new album this year, so We'll SEE!!)
~~Black Spirit~~
The Fountainhead
1) Automatic for the People (REM)
2) WTS(MG) (Oasis)
3) Monster (REM)
4) Expecting to Fly (The Bluetones)
5) Out of Time (REM)
The Fountainhead
**** And Stipey said.....
"I just don't think it's anyone's business what I do with my dick
unless they're sitting in my lap."
------ law5...@leeds.ac.uk ------
It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine.......
Larry Prather and Skylark
Here are my picks which will probably not agree with anyone elses
Todd Snider-Songs for the Daily Planet
Steve Earl-Copperhead Road
Mary Chapin Carpenter-Come On, Come On
The Chieftains-Long Black Veil
Nanci Griffith-Other Voices, Other Rooms
Philip Babcock
In <4lqclp$87o...@leeds.ac.uk> LAW5...@leeds.ac.uk (The Fountainhead)
writes:
What the fuck does this have to do with the NIN?!!
Eric Pierce
In <4lp6rd$1...@adonis.tdi.net> don...@tdi.net (Black Spirit) writes:
(And NIN is releasing a new album this year, so We'll SEE!!)
I seriously doubt that.
-lkadfjsl
Darwin
What a bunch of top ten sell out conformist shit...Somehow you sheep all
confused quality with popularity
"Pull up your pants, turn your hat around, and get a job"
P.J. O'Rourke
Manuel Jovel
5. Sonic Youth "washing machine"
4. Nirvana "Nevermind"
3. The Pixies "Doolittle" (1989 release but I don't care)
2. Smashing Pumpkins "siamese dream
1. /\/ I\/\ "downward spiral"
kin...@earthlink.net
The Fountainhead wrote:
>
> 1) Automatic for the People (REM)
> 2) WTS(MG) (Oasis)
> 3) Monster (REM)
> 4) Expecting to Fly (The Bluetones)
> 5) Out of Time (REM)
>
> The Fountainhead
>
> **** And Stipey said.....
> "I just don't think it's anyone's business what I do with my dick
> unless they're sitting in my lap."
> ------ law5...@leeds.ac.uk ------
> It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine.......
1. Burning from the Inside - Bauhaus
2. Hyena - Siouxsie and the Banshees
3. The Top - The Cure
4. Still - Joy Division
5. ANY BAUHAUS
Joshua Harold Dooms
1. Automatic For The People--R.E.M.
2. Without A Net--The Grateful Dead
3. Achtung Baby--U2
4. Lucky Town--Bruce Springsteen
5. (What's The Story) Morning Glory?--Oasis
--and maybe Seal (1995)
Gh...@pbinet.com
> --and maybe Seal (1995)
1. Siouxsie and the Banshees -- Twice upon a Time
2. Red Hot Chile Peppers -- Mother's Milk (or was that late 80's?)
3. Danzig II (could be late 80's too)
4. Skinny Puppy -- Too Dark Park
5. Switch Blade Simphony --- Serpentin Gallery
Floydboy
It seems as if, from the lists posted above, that the following are the
most popular so far:
(in no particular order)
REM-Automatic for the People
Smashing Pumpkins-Siamese dream or MCIS
Nirvana-Nevermind
Oasis-What's the story...
NIN-downward spiral or broken(NIN is in there several times anyway)
--
"i'm your lover. i'm your zero. i'm the face in your dreams of glass..."
Marc Johnson
mr...@cornell.edu
Christine Death
kin...@earthlink.net wrote:
This is suppose to be the best 5 albums of the 1990s. not of the 70s
and 80s.
--- Christine Death
~o/"This place is death with walls..."o/~
Ryan D. Kearns
5. Neil Young -- "Sleeps With Angels"
4. Queen -- "Innuendo"
3. Pink Floyd -- "The Division Bell"
2. Queen -- "Made In Heaven"
1. Roger Waters -- "Amused To Death"
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rk0v...@miamiu.acs.muohio.edu
http://www.muohio.edu/~rdkearns/floyd.html
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"...jumpier than a long-tailed cat in a room
full of rocking chairs..."
glw4
In article <neros-25049...@norway.stanford.edu>,
ne...@leland.stanford.EDU says...
If only more people would listen to it . " Not enough Time " Is the
absolute InXS classic . About time too !
Gareth .
R. Reed
THE 90'S ARE NOT OVER YET JUST SHUT YOUR FAT TRAP.....JESUS
Michael Ejercito
1) Mariah Carey
2) Jagged Little Pill by Alanis Morissette
3) Nevermind by Nirvana
4) Achtung Baby by U2
Christine Death
Christine Death
Erik J. Malvick
glw4 (gl...@aber.ac.uk) wrote:
: In article <neros-25049...@norway.stanford.edu>,
: ne...@leland.stanford.EDU says...
: >
: >1) Achtung Baby -U2
: >2) Automatic For The People -REM
: >3) Welcome To Wherever You Are -INXS
: >4) The Honeymoon Is Over -The Cruel Sea
: >5) Nevermind -Nirvana
: >
: >-Soren Johnson
: >
: Yes !!! Thank God someone recognises " Welcome " as such a clasic album !
: If only more people would listen to it . " Not enough Time " Is the
: absolute InXS classic . About time too !
I myself think this list is Ok but I don't think that Welcome... is the
classic INXS album and definitely not one of the top 5. Sorry. I am a U2
fan and Inxs fan and feelt that Inxs best album was X.
: Gareth .
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.8. `8. .8 `8 .8' .8'8:8:8 http://www.calpoly.edu:80/~emalvick
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.8. `8. .8' 8. .8' .8' `8. "You miss too much these days if
`8. `8. `8. you stop to think" - U2
`8. `8. `8.
fallen Martyr
In article <Dqo6E...@murdoch.acc.Virginia.EDU>,
jh...@faraday.clas.Virginia.EDU says...
>
>1. Automatic For The People--R.E.M.
>2. Without A Net--The Grateful Dead
>3. Achtung Baby--U2
>4. Lucky Town--Bruce Springsteen
>5. (What's The Story) Morning Glory?--Oasis
>
> --and maybe Seal (1995)
1. smashing pumpkins- siamese dream
2. alice in chains- jar of flies
3. live-- throwing copper
4. r.e.m.-- monster
5. U2-- actung baby
what are possibly any other options?
- fallen martyr
T. Alan Claypool
1. Sheryl Crow - Tuesday Night Music Club
2. Natalie Cole - Unforgettable With Love
3. Alison Kraus - Now That I've Found You
4. Lyle Lovett - Joshua Judges Ruth
5. Indigo Girls - Rites Of Passage
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(Couldn't stop at 5)
6. Amy Grant - Heart In Motion
7. Hootie - Cracked Rear View
8. Rich Mullins - A Liturgy, A Legacy, & A Ragamuffin Band
9. Harry Connick, Jr. - She
10. Patty Larkin - Angels Running
Paul Carlton
Well, we all have our own opinion, so I'll clutter the net with mine:
(In no particular order);
REM- Automatic for the People
Roger Waters - Amused to Death
Cranberries - No Need to Argue
Neil Young - Harvest Moon
Nirvana - In Utero
10000 Maniacs - MTV Unplugged
Bruce Springsteen - Ghost of Tom Joad
Coverdale/Page
Aerosmith - Pump
Cranberries - For the Faithful Departed
Pearl Jam - Perl
Nirvana - Never Mind
Roger Waters - The Wall "Live in Berlin".
Lee Laborczfalvi
I don't know about the other 4 but the best is definitely
Achtung Baby
by U2.
William L Samuels
Best 8 Albums of the 95
1 CHEMICAL BROTHERS - EXIT PLANET DUST
2 APHEX TWIN - I CARE BECAUSE YOU DO ...
3 DAVE CLARKE - ARCHIVE ONE
4 BLACK DOG - SPANNERS
5 WAGON CHRIST - THROBBING POUCH
6 AUTECHRE - TRI REPETAE
7 DAVE ANGEL - TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED
8 ELECKTROIDS - ELECKTRO WORLD
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+
| Bill Samuels |
| w...@U.Arizona.EDU |
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+
Joffe
Lee Laborczfalvi <llab...@extro.ucc.su.oz.au> wrote:
=>I don't know about the other 4 but the best is definitely
=>Achtung Baby
=>by U2.
Here you go:
5. Foo Fighters - Foo Fighters
4. Washing Machine - Sonic Youth
3. In Utero - Nirvana
2. The Dirt Of Luck - Helium
1. Nevermind - Nirvana
z...@hutch.com.au
Does anybody believe how embarassing this guy is?Michael,kill yourself
now!DONT BREED!!!
Iceblade
On Mon, 29 Apr 1996 21:43:30 -0700, kin...@earthlink.net wrote:
>The Fountainhead wrote:
>>
>> 1) Automatic for the People (REM)
>> 2) WTS(MG) (Oasis)
>> 3) Monster (REM)
>> 4) Expecting to Fly (The Bluetones)
>> 5) Out of Time (REM)
>>
>> The Fountainhead
>>
>> **** And Stipey said.....
>> "I just don't think it's anyone's business what I do with my dick
>> unless they're sitting in my lap."
>> ------ law5...@leeds.ac.uk ------
>> It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine.......
>
>
>1. Burning from the Inside - Bauhaus
>2. Hyena - Siouxsie and the Banshees
>3. The Top - The Cure
>4. Still - Joy Division
>5. ANY BAUHAUS
>
>
Um, those are not from the '90's.
I think these are:
(In no particular order)
Toward the Within - Dead Can Dance
Gordon - Bare Naked Ladies
Pretty Hate Machine - Nine Inch Nails
Check Your Head - Beastie Boys
I, Jonathan - Jonathan Richmond
This is off the top of my head, without looking at my cd's. It's
definitely not the top five of the 90's, but all of them are damn good
albums which I always enjoy listening to.
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jon russek jru...@wesleyan.edu iceb...@olivier.dementia.org
Dilbert: "What was that popping sound?"
Dogbert: "A paradigm shifting without a clutch.
Where oh where has my gothcode gone? Oh where oh where has it gone?
Michael Ejercito
J. Brown
1. Automatic For the People- R.E.M.
2. Pixies- Trompe Le Monde
3. Nonesuch- XTC
4. Parklife- Blur
5. (Tie) The Juliet Letters- Elvis Costello & The Brodsky Quartet
Songs for Drella- Lou Reed & John Cale
Sanjit K. Mohapatra
I just HAD to jump in:
Fav albums of all time:
1. Achtung Baby, U2
2. The Joshua Tree, U2
3. Ah Via Musicom, Eric Johnson
4. The Ultimate Experience, Jimi Hendrix
5. Chronicles, Rush
My 2 cents. Peace.
Sanjit
Cody Cahill
Sanjit K. Mohapatra wrote:
> I just HAD to jump in:
> Fav albums of all time:
> 1. Achtung Baby, U2
> 2. The Joshua Tree, U2
> 3. Ah Via Musicom, Eric Johnson
> 4. The Ultimate Experience, Jimi Hendrix
> 5. Chronicles, Rush
I have to say the five best albums are:
1. Live-Throwing Copper
2. Nirvana-Nevermind
3. Dave Mathews Band-Under the table and dreaming
4. Pearl Jam-Vitalogy
5. Collective Soul (Untitled)
Bird
I agree with Michael. there is nothing wrong with his list.
mfor...@ic3.ithaca.edu
On 7 May 1996, Michael Ejercito wrote:
> z...@hutch.com.au wrote:
> : Michael Ejercito wrote:
> : >
> : > 1) Mariah Carey
> : > 2) Jagged Little Pill by Alanis Morissette
> : > 3) Nevermind by Nirvana
> : > 4) Achtung Baby by U2
> : > 5) To the Extreme by Vanilla Ice
> :
> :
> :
> : Does anybody believe how embarassing this guy is?Michael,kill yourself
> : now!DONT BREED!!!
> Is there something wrong with my list?
>
>
> Michael
>
>
No. Not at all. There is absolutely nothing wrong with your list.
Nathan Burg
Chris Yoo
In <3190D4...@cornell.edu> "Sanjit K. Mohapatra" <sk...@cornell.edu>
writes:
>I just HAD to jump in:
>
>Fav albums of all time:
>1. Achtung Baby, U2
>2. The Joshua Tree, U2
>3. Ah Via Musicom, Eric Johnson
>4. The Ultimate Experience, Jimi Hendrix
>5. Chronicles, Rush
>
Raymond Violette
> "Sanjit K. Mohapatra"
> >1. Achtung Baby, U2
> >2. The Joshua Tree, U2
> >3. Ah Via Musicom, Eric Johnson
> >4. The Ultimate Experience, Jimi Hendrix
> >5. Chronicles,Rush
> > > Me: Uh, "The Joshua Tree" came out in 1987
...and *Chronicles* is a compilation. If a *Greatest Hits* is not good,
it doesn't say much for the band. Aerosmith's *Greatest Hits*? Great
freakin' album!
Ray
Michael Ejercito
Christopher. Armstrong
1. Floodland - Sisters of Mercy
2. Visionary Heads - Fields of the Nephilim
3. Pornography - the Cure
4. Closer - Joy Division
5. Killing Joke - Killing Joke
6. Jesus and Mary Chain - Psychocandy
7. Danielle Dax - Inky Bloaters
8. Siouxsie and the Banshees - A Kiss in the Dreamhouse
9. The Sisterhood - Gift
10. James Ray's Gangwar - Dios Esta Del Nuestro Lado
Damn... I've just noticed that every one was a British album from the
Eighties...
Chris
Irina Belodedova
mfor...@ic3.ithaca.edu wrote:
:
:
:
: > z...@hutch.com.au wrote:
: > : Michael Ejercito wrote:
: > : >
: > :
: > : Does anybody believe how embarassing this guy is?Michael,kill yourself
: > : now!DONT BREED!!!
: > Is there something wrong with my list?
: >
: >
: > Michael
: >
: >
: No. Not at all. There is absolutely nothing wrong with your list.
1: NIRVANA IN UTERO
2: SONIC YOUTH WASHING MACHINE
3: RAMONES ADIOS AMIGOS
4: REM MONSTER
5: BECK MELLOW GOLD
Chris Yoo
In <4n06ap$8...@hatathli.csulb.edu> mich...@csulb.edu (Michael
Ejercito) writes:
>
> 1) Mariah Carey
> 2) Jagged Little Pill by Alanis Morissette
> 3) Nevermind by Nirvana
> 4) Achtung Baby by U2
> 5) To the Extreme by Vanilla Ice
Me: Mariah Carey? Even worse - Vanilla Ice?? You consider this crap to
be the best stuff of the 90s??
And Alanis Morissette is nothing but mainstream trash. Borrowing a
quote from another person, Alanis would wear diapers and such to get
people to buy her stuff.
Manuel Jovel
1. Siamese Dream-Smahing Pumpkins
2. Washing Machine-Sonic Youth
3. Nevermind-Nirvana
4. Live through this-Hole
5. Velocity Girl-Copacetic
Sanjit Mohapatra
Best FIve Albums of the 90's: [IMHO, of course :) ]
1. U2, Actung Baby
2. ERIC JOHNSON, Ah Via Musicom
3. DREAM THEATER, Awake
4. COUNTING CROWS, August and Everything After...
5. PEARL JAM, Ten
Sanjit Mohapatra
In article <4mrhff$n...@dfw-ixnews8.ix.netcom.com>,
gf...@ix.netcom.com(Chris Yoo) wrote:
> In <3190D4...@cornell.edu> "Sanjit K. Mohapatra" <sk...@cornell.edu>
> writes:
> >
> >I just HAD to jump in:
> >
> >Fav albums of all time:
> >1. Achtung Baby, U2
> >2. The Joshua Tree, U2
> >3. Ah Via Musicom, Eric Johnson
> >4. The Ultimate Experience, Jimi Hendrix
> >5. Chronicles, Rush
> >
> Me: Uh, "The Joshua Tree" came out in 1987
Yeah, I just realized the list was supposed to be for the 90's. My new, revised
list ougtha be in the RE thread, sans Rush and Jimi as well (not 90's material.)
Sanjit Mohapatra
In article <4n1ld6$n...@dfw-ixnews10.ix.netcom.com>,
gf...@ix.netcom.com(Chris Yoo) wrote:
Live and let live, my friend.
Sanjit
J. Brown
1. Time Out -- The Dave Brubeck Quartet
2. Abbey Road -- The Beatles
3. Songs of Cohen -- Leonard Cohen
4. Doolittle -- Pixies
5. Revolver -- The Beatles
6. Pet Sounds -- The Beach Boys
7. Armed Forces -- Elvis Costello & The Attractions
8. Parklife -- Blur
9. Transformer -- Lou Reed
10. Lifes Rich Paegent -- R.E.M.
J. Brown
1. Parklife -- Blur
2. Automatic for the People -- R.E.M.
3. Achtung Baby -- U2
4. Teenager of the Year -- Frank Black
5. The Juliet Letters -- Elvis Costello and The Brodsky Quartet
N.Morgenstern
Here is my top 5. The whole top 15 reviewed can be found at
http://www.users.dircon.co.uk/~frogwump (well a link from there anyway).
1. Kingmaker - Sleepwalking
2. Morrissey - Vauxhall & I
3. George Michael - Listen Without Prejudice
4. Wedding Present - Watusi
5. Morrissey - Bona Drag
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| Two's company but three have a better time |
+--------------------------------------------+
Nathan Burg
Rishka Alamishka
1) Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - The Beatles
2) The White album - The Beatles
3) Abbey Road - The Beatles
4) Meat is Murder - The Smiths
5) Choke - The Beautiful South
6) Automatic for the People - REM
7) The Great Escape - Blur
8) Vauxhall & I - Morrissey
9) Monster - REM
10) Rubber Soul - The Beatles
Sanjit Mohapatra
In article <4n448c$q...@dfw-ixnews3.ix.netcom.com>,
nb...@ix.netcom.com(Nathan Burg) wrote:
Wow! Are you actually agreeing with me? Or did you forget to type anything
in after the quote?
S
Chris Yoo
In <4n55rj$3...@newsgate.dircon.co.uk> frog...@dircon.co.uk
(N.Morgenstern) writes:
>
>Here is my top 5. The whole top 15 reviewed can be found at
>
>http://www.users.dircon.co.uk/~frogwump (well a link from there
anyway).
>
>1. Kingmaker - Sleepwalking
>2. Morrissey - Vauxhall & I
>3. George Michael - Listen Without Prejudice
>4. Wedding Present - Watusi
>5. Morrissey - Bona Drag
>
from the 80s, b-sides, and other previously unreleased material. In
fact, a lot of the songs on "Bona Drag" are from the 80s.
And besides, in my *humble* opinion, Bona Drag is a lot better than
"Vauxhall & I". How about "Your Arsenal?"
KATHY TRAFT
NOT EVEN ONE OF THESE SONGS MAKE ANY SINCE. DUH??? haven't you ever heard
of the 90's DUH?
Danny Zigman
5 Best Albums of the 90s IMHO:
1) Achtung Baby -U2
2) Automatic for the People -REM
3) No Need to Argue -The Cranberries
4) Zooropa -U2
5) The Bends -Radiohead
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thomas weigle
1. achtung baby - U2
their best album ever. one of the three best albums of all time.
2. mellon collie and the infinite sadness - the smashing pumpkins
the only complaint i have is that 'ugly' isn't a part of it. but talk
about vfm... '1979' was the best song in 95, 'zero' will win in 96.
3. automatic for the people - REM
their best album ever. monster was the right way to follow up automatic...
no way they could have produced another traditional rock album that great.
4. the downward spiral - nin
trent's best album to date. to me it sounds a lot like industrial hardcore
alternative rock or something like that...
5. in utero - nirvana
most people seem to forget this album which indeed doesn't stand out as
much as nevermind at first. still, the best songs are on this one. like
'heart-shaped box', 'rape me', 'dumb' etc etc etc.
cheers,
thomas
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Aslam Hashmani
Come on you guys suck. Your album list sucks dick.
the five best albums of the 90's are:
1.Nevermind/In Utero-Nirvana
2.Ten-Pearl Jam
3.The Downward Spiral-Nine Inch Nails
4.MellonCollie and the Infinite Sadness-Smashing Pumpkins
5.MTV Unplugged in New York-Nirvana
Thank you for reading this.
I would also like to add to this statement, The 5 best
band s of the 90's.
1.Nirvana(was there any doubt)
2.Pearl Jam
3.Nine Inch Nails
4.Smashing Pumpkins
5.Hole
Aslam Hashmani
Phil Desmarais
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Distribution:
What the heck. Some credit back to the guys who got me into this mess, hunh?
(Not Necessarily in Order)
1. Empire - Queensryche
2. King for a Day, Fool for a Lifetime - Faith No More
3. Rumours - Fleetwood Mac
4. Welcome to my Nightmare - Alice Cooper
5. The Joshua Tree - U2
6. The Wall - Pink Floyd
7. Korn - Korn
8. 5150 - Van Halen
9. Dirt - Alice in Chains
10. Undertow - Tool
Of course, these are just the ones that come to mind right now. It
varies seasonally.
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mary odonnell
KATHY TRAFT (tra...@fuse.net) wrote:
: NOT EVEN ONE OF THESE SONGS MAKE ANY SINCE. DUH??? haven't you ever heard
The title of the thread is best albums of all time - this includes
time before the 90's - if I read your message correctly. Also, I
think you meant to say sense - not since.
I have my own best - but it seems you get flamed for mentioning
anything not in the 70's - 90's.
Guess I'll pass on this one.
Mary O'Donnell
jhj
thomas...@mailbox.swipnet.se (thomas weigle) wrote:
>cheers,
>thomas
1) Achtung Baby - it was one of the few passionate records of the 90s,
that stressed humanity over rage. U2's finest moment. combines
disparate forms of rock and created a lovely thing.
2) In Utero - Nevermind was the most copied album of the 90s. In
Utero left every other hard rock band of the 90s behind, in terms of
emotional immediacy (which is the pt. of grunge and punk) and poetic
detail. this album has been succesfully imitated, because the music
is more complex than it leads on. like John Lennon's Plastic Ono
Band, this one trascended labels and mere angst. it became simply
brilliant rock and roll.
3) Automatic for the People - like Achtung, there's grace and dignity
on this album. however, the lyrics are very dark, meditating on magic
and loss with such poetic honesty, that few mainstream albums have.
music dense stuff, best string work by a rock band this decade. REM's
finest moment.
4) Downward Spiral - NIN. industrial has been established too long
for this album to be considered groundbreaking. but, it is very much
so in how it plugged the underground electronic medium into the heart
of an angry man. it is a bit like how Floyd's Wall did in the 70s,
probing the hell of one for the name of all. like the others, it
trascends labels of techno, ambient, trance, hardcore, even industrial
and can simply be called NIN music.
5) Vitalogy - Pearl Jam. all my picks were a bit mainstream, but i
sincerely believe in this one too. the difficulty i have with
Smashing Pumpkins is that though their instrumentation consistently
fascinates, the overall effect is a bit hollow. their best work is
ahead of them. Courtney Love, to me, is really a folk artist with
amped guitars. Live Through This centers entirely on her and her
brlliant vocal style. but, IMO, Vitalogy balances these 2 elements.
though Vitalogy is flawed, the album fogs one's soul. the confusion
and violent urges are blended into the groove. Vedder becomes sort of
a exorcising shaman. like the other albums above, it trascends it's
genre and time period.
Barry Jordan
Hmmm
Achtung Baby - u2
Siamese Dream - SP
The Bends - Radiohead
MCIS - SP
Heartworm - Whipping Boy
annie ledoux
Toby Click
For the 1990's...
U2 - Acthung Baby
Love and Rockets - Hot Trip to Heaven
Nine Inch Nails - Fixed
Front 242 - F*ck Up Evil/Evil Off/Angels vs. Animals
The Cure - Show/Sideshow/Paris (yes, I have a trilogy fetish)
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J.H. MIRCK
The Beatles, okay! REM, okay! (But NOT Monster!)
B-L-U-R????? What is this kind of crap doing in a popularity poll?
Let one thing be clear: Blur are arrogant British nerds without any talent!
... and still people don't seem to recognize that lack of talent.
(Especially English folks!)
Jeroen Mirck
J.H. MIRCK
In article <83200680...@richsoft.demon.co.uk> obi...@richsoft.demon.co.uk (Michael.S.E.Richards) writes:
>mich...@csulb.edu (Michael Ejercito) wrote:
>> 1) Mariah Carey
>> 2) Jagged Little Pill by Alanis Morissette
>> 3) Nevermind by Nirvana
>> 4) Achtung Baby by U2
>> 5) To the Extreme by Vanilla Ice
>Nope.
>1) Daydream - Mariah Carey
>2) Music Box - Mariah Carey
>3) Cross of Changes - Mariah Carey
>4) Brothers in Arms - Dire Straits (this might be older?) INDEED
>5) Best of the Shadows - The Shadows
You forgot Whitney Houston and Dolly Parton!
And Vanilla Ice dropped his shit in the eighties.
Jeroen Mirck
Jeff
Here's the real Top 10 for any Pearl Jam fan.
99999999999. Bush, "Sixteen Stone"
10. Mad Season, "Above"
9. Smashing Pumpkins, "Siamese Dream"
8. Soundtrack for "The Crow"
7. Pink Floyd, "The Wall"
6. Pearl Jam, "Vitalogy"
5. Pearl Jam, "Vs."
4. Soundtrack for "Singles"
3. Alice In Chains, "Dirt"
2. Soundgarden, "Superunknown"
1. Pearl Jam, "Ten"
Stuart McAndrew
Here's mah 5:
Note: I'm an industrialist really, so I'll choose 5 that aren't
Industrial, cos they'd have to be really good.
Other Note: I deleted some newsgroups, and added some others (notably
rec.music.rem). I know you REMer's hate this, but come on, I mentioned
your band ;)
1) REM: Automatic for the People - A classic. I know everybody has
this in their list, but maybe that just proves something.
Monster was a bit cack, though.
2) Garbage : A nice change for alternative rock to go a bit weird. I
suspect their next effort could be even better....
3) Rage Against the Machine : Rage Against the Machine. I saw these
guys the other night, and it surprises how much anger and hatred Zack
can put into his songs and *mean* it.
The new album is also a contender, but it's just more of the same.
4) Pearl Jam : Ten. The first and, IMO, best. I still listen to this
more than is good for me. I never really liked Nirvana, and for me PJ
were (are?) *the* grunge band.
5) Nine Inch Nails - Fixed. The most "Industrial" NIN has ever
released, and it's not really by NIN. Coil's remix of "Gave Up" is
truelly superb.
If it hadn't been for NIN I'd never have got into Industrial; at least
I've got something to thank trent for.
--
Stu
R23...@email.sps.mot.com
"We're ruled by effete bastards"
Mark Renton, Trainspotting
J.H. MIRCK
In article <4nan3j$k...@agate.berkeley.edu> jhj (jhj) writes:
>1) Achtung Baby
>2) In Utero
>3) Automatic for the People
>4) Downward Spiral - NIN
>5) Vitalogy - Pearl Jam
I like the U2, Nirvana, R.E.M. and Pearl Jam albums you mention and your
argumentation is interesting. Nevertheless, I have other favorites of the last
three bands:
* NEVERMIND/NIRVANA ] However both megasellers, they are still very
* TEN/PEARL JAM ] personal and original. 2 real BREAKTHROUGH-albums!
* OUT OF TIME/REM ] More intimate that AUTOMATIC, and more unique!
Greetings,
Jeroen Mirck
John Tanouye
1. Daydream- Mariah Carey
2. janet- Janet Jackson
3. head over heels- Paula Abdul
4. the gold experience- O(+>
5. All Eyez on Me- 2Pac
AlphaCrust
I haven't bought anything for a while now. So just browsing through the
main albums I have, the top 5 have to be:
1. Don't bore us get to the chorus! Roxette
2. House Of Love Amy Grant
3. The Best Of Belinda Vol.1 Belinda Carlisle
4. Heart In Motion & Lead Me On 2xCD Amy Grant
5. MCMXC a.D. "The Limited Edition" Enigma
[In no particular order]
AD-107 Lab -Werrington Campus
Please fellow music listeners join together to rid the world of the
Mariah Carey's and Celine Dions of this world
Michael Ejercito
AD-107 Lab -Werrington Campus (AD-107Lab-WerringtonCampus) wrote:
: Please fellow music listeners join together to rid the world of the
:
No way! They are excellent singers.
Michael
Erik Van Wonterghem
polls like this are useless. quit cross-posting!
Thomas Morgan
J.H. MIRCK (J.H....@kub.nl) wrote:
: You forgot Whitney Houston and Dolly Parton!
: And Vanilla Ice dropped his shit in the eighties.
: Jeroen Mirck
No, Vanilla Ice dropped his shit in the 90's.
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The 4th Dimension
http://www.grfn.org/~tmorgan/
if you ever need anything please don't
hesitate to ask someone else first
i'm too busy acting like i'm not naive
Fairall Dennis
In alphabetical order...
Mary Chapin Carpenter Stones in the Road (1994)
Billy Joel River of Dreams (1993)
Prince Symbol (1992)
REM Automatic For The People (1992)
U2 Actung Baby (1991)
Honorable Mention
Rolling Stones Voodoo Lounge (1994)
10,000 Maniacs Our Time in Eden (1992)
Pearl Jam Vitalogy (1994)
I guess 1994 has been the best year of the decade so far.
Jer
HotwellBoy
In article <4ndvoc$e...@hatathli.csulb.edu>, mich...@csulb.edu (Michael
Ejercito) writes:
>: Please fellow music listeners join together to rid the world of the
>: Mariah Carey's and Celine Dions of this world
>:
>:
> No way! They are excellent singers.
>
>
>
> Michael
>
>
Yeah, Don't make me come over there and kick you spleen in.
MARIAH4EVER!
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Fernando Martins
Hi.
> mich...@csulb.edu (Michael Ejercito) wrote:
>
> > 1) Mariah Carey
> > 2) Jagged Little Pill by Alanis Morissette
> > 3) Nevermind by Nirvana
> > 4) Achtung Baby by U2
> > 5) To the Extreme by Vanilla Ice
>
> Nope.
Yep, Nope...
> 1) Daydream - Mariah Carey
> 2) Music Box - Mariah Carey
> 3) Cross of Changes - Mariah Carey
> 4) Brothers in Arms - Dire Straits (this might be older?)
Yep, that's older...
> 5) Best of the Shadows - The Shadows
And nope again.
1) Achtung Baby - U2
2) Medusa - Annie Lennox
3) Unpluged - Nirvana
4) Jagged Little Pill - Alanis Morissette
5) Get A Grip - AeroSmith
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1) Mariah Carey
2) Jagged Little Pill by alanis Morissette
3) Nevermind by Nirvana
4) Achtung baby by U2
Mark Mifsud
The Best Are:
1. Achtung Baby - U2 .............Probably the best album ever.
2. Post - Bjork
3. Music For The Jilted Generation - The Prodigy
4. Maxinquaye - Tricky
5. Zooropa - U2
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In article <319923...@odyssee.net>, annie ledoux
<too...@odyssee.net> writes
>Sanjit Mohapatra wrote:
>>
>> In article <4n1ld6$n...@dfw-ixnews10.ix.netcom.com>,
>> gf...@ix.netcom.com(Chris Yoo) wrote:
>>
>> > In <4n06ap$8...@hatathli.csulb.edu> mich...@csulb.edu (Michael
>> > Ejercito) writes:
>> > >
>> > > 2) Jagged Little Pill by Alanis Morissette
>> > > 3) Nevermind by Nirvana
>> > > 4) Achtung Baby by U2
>> > > 5) To the Extreme by Vanilla Ice
>> >
>> > be the best stuff of the 90s??
>> >
>> > And Alanis Morissette is nothing but mainstream trash. Borrowing a
>> > quote from another person, Alanis would wear diapers and such to get
>> > people to buy her stuff.
>>
>> Live and let live, my friend.
>>
>> Sanjithow can you put Miriah Carey and Nirvana in the same countdown?
Heres my top 10 list
1.DOOKIE by Green Day.
2.INSOMNIAC by Green Day.
3.WHATS THE STORY MORNING GLORY by Oasis.
4.DEFINATELY MAYBE by Oasis.
5.SMASH by Offspring.
6.NEVERMIND by Nirvana.
7.BLOOD SUGAR SEX MAGIC by Red Hot Chilli Peppers.
8.NATURAL URBAN SURVIVORS by Terrorvision.
9.GARBAGE by garbage
10.HIStory by Micheal Jackson
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It's Good A Lot Of People Are Remembering Old Robert Van Winkle (V.I), To The
Extreme Was One Of The Best Albums Of The Nineties And Just Because It's Not
Cool Anymore, It Doesn't Mean It's Not A Good Album.
Best
Leo
wrote:
>
> mich...@csulb.edu (Michael Ejercito) writes:
> > 1) Mariah Carey
> > 2) Jagged Little Pill by alanis Morissette
> > 3) Nevermind by Nirvana
> > 4) Achtung baby by U2
> > 5) To the Extreme by Vanilla Ice
>
> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>....
> SOMEONE NEW...............
> >> I would like to thank you for sticking up for Vanilla Ice!
> I too, found that album to be outstanding... in fact I still
> listen to it! Yes, to all reading this-I STILL listen to him.
> He still rules with me!!
ric...@iafrica.com
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> mich...@csulb.edu (Michael Ejercito) writes:
> > 1) Mariah Carey
> > 2) Jagged Little Pill by alanis Morissette
> > 3) Nevermind by Nirvana
> > 4) Achtung baby by U2
> > 5) To the Extreme by Vanilla Ice
>
>
>
> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>....
> SOMEONE NEW...............
> >> I would like to thank you for sticking up for Vanilla Ice!
> I too, found that album to be outstanding... in fact I still
> listen to it! Yes, to all reading this-I STILL listen to him.
> He still rules with me!!
I gotta tell you that every artist on the list are just fine except Vanilla
Ice. I think he is the biggest Tosser around. He had to steal his best song's
lyrics from the great, Queen.
U2 still rules.
Laniel
5 best of the nineties: 1.Pj-ten 2.pj-versus 3.pj-vitalogy
4.Mother Love Bone 5.Stp-Purple
Ian Andrew Markham
In article <Pine.A32.3.91.960515...@flute.aix.calpoly.edu> John Tanouye <jtan...@flute.aix.calpoly.edu> writes:
>From: John Tanouye <jtan...@flute.aix.calpoly.edu>
>Subject: Re: best 5 albums of the 90's
What are you basing "The Best" on. It certainly isn't quality and artistic
merit. All these albums are commercialised and repetitive. I will give
Prince some credit as a talented musician, but he has lost a lot of it since
he got up himself and thought he was so big that he changed his name to
something that can't even be pronounced.
David Lipman
OK, I'll give in. My five favorite albums of the 90's:
1. Pearl Jam-Ten
That's why this post is in ALT.MUSIC.PEARL-JAM. Besides, I maintain a
PJ Home Page at http://tower-hill.pvt.k12.de.us/~dlipman/pj.html. From
the opening notes of Once to the closing notes of Master/Slave, which
sound mysteriously similar for some reason, this album is a work of art.
Evenflow, Alive, and Black have become cult classics already, and anyone
who doesn't like this album has not listened to side B.
2. Metallica-Metallica (The Black Album)
Some of the best work from one of the best bands. The only people I
know who don't like Nothing Else Matters and The Unforgiven are
front-runners who say the songs are overplayed. I can see why some
people might not like some of the harder songs on this album, but I
simply disagree.
3. Soundgarden-Superuknown
OK, I admit it. Black Hole Sun is one of my favorite songs of all
time. It was the kind of song you knew would be REALLY popular the first
time you heard it. I bought the album having never heard of Soundgarden
just because of the one song. Now they're one of my favorite groups, and
songs like 4th of July, My Wave, Limo Wreck, and Fell On Black Days are a
big reason for that.
4. Singles-Soundtrack
OK this is a cult classic movie, at least the soundtrack. 2nd class
songs from 1st class bands. I don't particularly care for the
Lovemongers trashing a non-classic Zeppelin song, but every other song is
solid. Highlights include State of Love and Trust, one of Pearl Jam's
best, as well as Would, among the best of Alice in Chains. A veritable
who's who of grunge music.
5. (tie) Nirvana-Nevermind and Live-Throwing Copper
Two albums from very different groups. Neither has the every-song-
is-amazing crown, but both have more than a few of those amazing songs.
Something In The Way, Lithium, In Bloom and other make Nirvana's mark,
and I Alone, Lightning Crashes, and Shit Towne do is for York's finest.
Other:
Nirvana-Unplugged In New York
Stone Temple Pilots-Core
Stone Temple Pilots-Purple
Aerosmith-Big Ones
Temple of the Dog-Temple of the Dog
Guns 'n' Roses-Use Your Illusion I
Guns 'n' Roses-Use Your Illusion II
Eric Clapton-24 Nights
Candlebox-Candlebox
Soul Asylum-Let Your Dim Light Shine
Mad Season-Above
Smashing Pumpkins-Siamese Dream
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In article <Pine.SCO.3.91.960517163501.29312A-
100...@student.cc.fc.ul.pt>, Fernando Martins <c...@cc.fc.ul.pt> writes>> > 1) Mariah Carey
>> > 2) Jagged Little Pill by Alanis Morissette
>> > 3) Nevermind by Nirvana
>> > 4) Achtung Baby by U2
>> > 5) To the Extreme by Vanilla Ice
>>
>
>
> Yep, Nope...
>
>
>> 1) Daydream - Mariah Carey
>> 2) Music Box - Mariah Carey
>> 3) Cross of Changes - Mariah Carey
>> 4) Brothers in Arms - Dire Straits (this might be older?)
> Yep, that's older...
>> 5) Best of the Shadows - The Shadows
>
>
> And nope again.
>
>
> 1) Achtung Baby - U2
> 2) Medusa - Annie Lennox
> 3) Unpluged - Nirvana
> 4) Jagged Little Pill - Alanis Morissette
> 5) Get A Grip - AeroSmith
>
>
>
Are there any albums that are worth of this list?
The La's - The La's
Elvis Costello - Brutal Youth
are there any more?
The Clash - London Calling
The Clash - Sandinista!
These are the best albums of the 70's and 80's without any doubt. (cue
flames from lots of halfwit Americans)
From Matt
Ma...@sidekick.demon.co.uk
GRIMSBY - ENGLAND
Kenneth Rosenberger
highway 61--dylan
blonde on blonde--dylan
tonight's thenight--neil young
bringing it all back home--dylan
bollocks-sex pistols
rust never sleeps--young
pleased to meet me--the replacements
tim--replacements
blood on the tracks--dylan
let it be--replacements
Inca
Actually, here is my take.
1)Cranberries 'No Need To Argue'
2)James '7'
3)Dave Matthews Band 'Under the Table and Dreaming'
4)Cranberries 'To All The Faithful Departed'
5)Big Country 'The Buffalo Skinners'
6)Midnight Oil "Earth and Sun and Moon"
Oops! I guess it's more than six for me. Sorry about that.
INCA
Kim Pappas
In article <4ndsif$b...@ob1.uws.EDU.AU>, AD-107Lab-WerringtonCampus says...
>
>Please fellow music listeners join together to rid the world of the
>Mariah Carey's and Celine Dions of this world
>