What was your favorite era of pop/rock music in the 90s, Yea Forums?
What was your favorite era of pop/rock music in the 90s, Yea Forums?
Hudson Collins
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Ayden Cook
96-97 > 98-99 > 94-95 > 90-93
Ethan Ortiz
the psych revival era
based on that graph, the y2k era
Landon Scott
1990-1994 was one of the best periods in all of music and you didn't even include the indie acts that broke through like Pavement and Slint
Leo Bennett
>broke through
>slint
Aaron Wright
Slint achieved notoriety in the indie scene due to Britt Walford touring with the Breeders before
Oliver Price
No one cares for indie shit.
Grayson Gonzalez
>not a single boyband representative
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Jayden Martin
>based on the albums in the chart
90-93 > 96-97 > 94-95 > 98-99
>based on albums not in that chart
90-93 > 94-95 > 98-99 > 96-97
Owen Wright
How the fuck is Smashing Pumpkins post-grunge?
Noah Butler
>not a single RnB representative
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Anthony Howard
Oliver Young
>not a single representation for the most y2k genre of music
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Nathan Perez
Post your top 3 albums of the 90's
1. Nirvana - In utero
2. Metallica - Load/Reload
3. The prodigy - the fat of the land
David Morgan
Kino - Kino (Black Album)
Johnny Cash - American Recordings
The Afghan Whigs - Gentlemen
Adam Hall
1 Either/Or
2 Pinkerton
3 In Utero
Zachary Gutierrez
96-97
Leo Cox
Psych-revival/shoegaze/spacerock era
Josiah Carter
94-95 > 90-93 > 96-97 > 98-99
Xavier Parker
Fucking awful chart so none of them.
Owen Adams
watered down = grunge > end of true >>> y2k
Jeremiah Moore
Early 90s def. had a darker, heavier vibe. No surprise since there was a recession going on in the US.
Luis Johnson
>no third eye blind