[Closed] 90's music (and the first few years of the 200's I suppose)

Talk of the devil, I heard 'low' by Cracker the other day for the first time since 1994. What a tune. Great tempo, great chorus. Uber mint

Eighties were pap. 90s is

Pulp - Babies

“Reasonably forgotten era”?
I listen to little else but Absolute Radios 90’s at home. Kids spend most of their time rolling their eyes!

Verve - Star Sail (live 93)

P J Harvey - Long Snake Moan (live@Glastonbury)

It was probably the best time for music for me, and also the last time I can really remember music as coming from "a time"

I guess it wasn't long after that the internet really set in and you'd be listening to all sorts of new stuff that you'd never heard of before that might've actually been released ten or twenty years previous so maybe everything got messed up in my mind.

Forgot the biggest tune of the millenium 😉

And my contribution

Brought up to date with a current favourite

Arrested Development - People Everyday

Leftfield - Song Of Life

Underworld - Long and Dark Train

For me it was a toss up between early 90's rave music and mid 90's Britpop.

And her 😆

Surely the definitive 90’s track

I could be wrong. I spent most of the 90’s, like most people in Manchester, absolutely ripped to the tits on industrial quantities of weapons grade MDMA.

If anyone comes up with a viable time machine can you give me a shout. A return visit would be lovely 😀

“Forgotten era”

Are you 11?

Anything off this, too many to post and I’m at work so put this on and make it loud.

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70's was still the "golden era " for me Rock & Disco ..
Hard Rock being my musical preference ..but Disco being something that I had to like if I had any chance of "pulling " on the dance floor..
The 80's was just a recovery period 😀

Forgotten era?

It was the era of my 20's, the only reason it's forgotten is because i was doing what 20 years olds did back then!

I had been listening to various bits of music up till I was 18 but when I heard this track I never looked back. Still an amazing song although I’ve gone off their newer stuff and onto other harder stuff this still packs a punch.

Speaking of harder (ish) stuff, I still blast this out on a regular basis - was featured on my favourite 90’s BMX video....

"Reasonably forgotten era"? What age are you OP?

Put this together after a thread on here a while back

https://open.spotify.com/user/glasgowdan/playlist/0dyWLUmnD6TgUVDEGMoBTY?si=vHdBKnunTwiYrMiPh0Qj1w

"Forgotten era?"

Hell yes! It's all a blur for me - see binners post above...

My nomination is My Bloody Valentine Loveless. It still sounds amazing. IMHO.

Yup, great era

Jeez that makes me feel old.

Everything here I still think is only a few years ago. Some stuff, I think I've got the last album by some band, then find out they've done ten more since then!

Saw Family Guy do a parody of this the other day, and was thinking how cool the original was, modern video and song, only to realise it was made in the mid 90s!

Only recently discovered this little gem from 1990. Best indie-dance remix ever?

Couldn't pick one track from MBV.

Placebo---Nancy boy

Muse---plug in baby

Blueboy---remember me

Olive---you're not alone

Rui de silva---touch me

Q-tip---breathe and stop

Mansun---wide open space

Oasis---go let it out

James Dean Bradfield looked young in the 90s eh?

I went to uni 95-98, so obviously eventhing from back then is brilliant. Even Gina G.

I still think that period from about '88 to '96 was brilliant, so many types of music really finding a real footing, hip-hop, dance music, american indie bands, Brit-Pop, drum and bass, techno and some great metal albums etc>

Few favourites:

I still think that period from about '88 to '96 was brilliant

Yeah, a lot of the tunes I considered '90s classics turned out to be from 88 and 89.

Really fertile time for music and breaking down boundaries. Everything opened up. Wonder why that was.