Post fav 90s rock albums lads
Post fav 90s rock albums lads
Jordan Flores
Justin Miller
bandwagonesque and pic related might be the best back to back albums of the 90s
Evan Robinson
Nolan Miller
Don't forget Songs From Northern Britain
Mansun's 1st 2 albums
Porcupine Tree - Stupid Dream
Shudder to Think - Pony Express Record
HUM - Downward Is Heavenward
Failure - Fantastic Planet
Anathema - Judgement
Jimmy Eat World - Clarity
The Dismemberment Plan - Emergency & I
Built to Spill - Perfect From Now On
Stereolab - Dots & Loops
The Posies - Frosting on the Beater
Swervedriver - Mezcal Head
Flying Saucer Attack s/t
Manic Street Preachers - The Holy Bible
I could go on all day. Between shoegaze, the weirder offshoots of grunge and alternative and indie, the 90s are just the best decade for rock ever.
Cooper Anderson
Personally prefer mellon collie but nice pick
Christian Torres
pic related and are two god teir albums
Carson Rogers
Good taste user, you should definitely check out if you haven't yet.
Oliver Anderson
I don't know if loveless can be posted here so this is my pick.
Logan Thompson
This is based, nice one user
Blake Fisher
probably mellon collie but siamese dream is right up there
Jason Allen
This underrated masterpiece. But its one of the few albums from the 90s i can listen to without skipping any songs
Levi Sullivan
Timothy's Monster and Demon Box are both leagues better than Blissard. Honestly the best song off of Blissard is Nathan Daniels Tune From Hawaii which isn't even by Motorsycho (it's Deathprod). That's not to say the album is bad, but they have much better to offer, even some of their later stuff like Little Lucid Moments and Here Be Monsters is stuff I'd put over Blissard
Isaac Collins
luvlass
Jaxson Stewart
The Holy Bible gets a lot of love, so this always gets overlooked. It might not be as thought-provoking, but I enjoy the music from it a lot more.
Brody Turner
> one of the few albums from the 90s i can listen to without skipping any songs
What... There are so many fantastic albums from the 90. What ones are you listening to???
Easton Stewart
I love dropout but never really cared for the rest of the album
Ryder Turner
ok maybe a few more. but nobody would bother listing a UO album here
Ryan Gray
But user, pic related is their undisputed masterpiece
Aiden Williams
It's good too, but I still like Everything Must Go more.
They just have a decently strong discography in general. Their newer stuff isn't as good, but I'm happy they're still going. I actually enjoyed some of their most recent record, too.
Adam Bennett
Where's nimrod. at, anons? :(
Matthew Phillips
Brayden Green
OP here all subgenres are fine desu, Just wanted some stuff to listen to at work and been on a 90s kick.
Justin Howard
not really "rock", but a great album nonetheless
Jonathan Howard
Oliver Barnes
For me, it's Mellon Collie. Siamese Dream didn't mix things up enough for my tastes.
Chase Collins
Not only a fine grunge record, but also a nice (and probably autobiographic) concept album about how rockers become assholes.
Leo Hughes
Another user here, I feel like Blissard has a special vibe to it. Timothy's Monster and Demon Box are better in terms of variety, but Blissard is more concise and introspective. Their entire 90's output is golden though.
Nicholas Kelly
Blessed thread. Lots of good picks like Smashing Pumpkins, Failure, Hum, Swervedriver etc and recommendations which I will visit later.
Pic-related is good enough to avoid skipping any tracks, and going along with the frontwomen theme and sticking with early to mid 90s only I'll also suggest Breeders-Pod, PJ Harvey Rid of Me (both Alibini produced), as well as Belly-Star, and Helium-The Dirt of Luck.
Jack Sullivan
obviously
Michael Fisher
Jaxson Lee
Anthony Taylor
Michael Gonzalez
Bump
Leo Morgan
Nicholas Jenkins
This album basically set the basis for my entire taste in music to this day. The lush guitars and melancholic melodies are present in like 80% of the stuff I listen to.
Matthew Foster
Jaxon Cooper
Joshua Wright
Bentley Anderson
or maybe Incesticide
Jaxon Brooks
this one's really special
Bentley Hernandez
This +
Dino Jr - You're living all over me
Ween - Pure Guava
Pavement - Slanted and Enchanted
Yo La Tengo - most of their 90s albums, namely Painful and Fakebook.
His Name is Alive - Livonia, Home is In Your Head, Mouth by Mouth
and a lot lot more.
I used to be one of those dipshits who thought the UK had all of the good music (think obsessed with Pink Floyd, Beatles, etc)
Now I realized we have way better music.
Hudson Richardson
Great record, though not exactly what people associate with rock music.
Mason Torres
do reissues even count?
Ethan James
Based.
Cameron Martinez
Nolan Adams
Jaxon Jackson
FORGET WHAT YOU THOUGHT
FORGET WHAT YOU HEARD
WIPE THE LAST HAOLEEE THE FUCK OFF OUR TURF !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Chase Parker
this ironically
Jack Gonzalez
Brody Hernandez
Ayden Jenkins
that one
Charles Mitchell
the king
Jeremiah White
Elijah Cruz
Jose Morris
underrated for sure
Juan Lopez
This thread is literally just my taste in music
Cooper Anderson
GOAT
Levi Lewis
gets no love on Yea Forums but I agree
Samuel Rivera
Jaxson Green
Wyatt Perry
Unquestionably peak Jane's Addiction
Lucas Cruz
fucking BASED
Gavin Ramirez
This, but I fucking hate Billy Corgan so I'll go with Kid A.
Grayson Gray
anything by pavement, polvo or unwound and maybe washing machine by sonic youth
kid a is not a 90's album ffs
Brayden Green
>kid a is not a 90's album ffs
>Radiohead began work on Kid A in Paris in January 1999
ERM sorry kiddo, looks like the majority of it was written/recorded in the 90s ergo it is a 90s album. Please think before making yourself look stupid.
Kevin Cook
Caleb Rivera
hell yeah
Hunter Perry
Brody White
Camden Perry
Jackson Ortiz
SHE WAS UNDERWHELMED IF THAT'S A WORD
Evan Lee
my parents went to highschool with them
Carson Allen
shit taste
Hudson Cox
i loved this album when i was a little kid
didn't really hold up very well though sadly
Aaron Roberts
different album but yes, I love that song. Sloan is the most underrated band ever. so glad to see them getting some love on here.
did they all go to HS together? i thought chris and andrew met in college or something
Thomas Hughes
they were a band in highschool I believe, my mom said they were the biggest band around and they played for some of the school dances
Eli Campbell
Mason Sanchez
varnaline - man of sin
cherubs - heroin man
simon joyner - the cowardly traveller pays his toll
764 hero - get here and stay
chris knox - songs of you and me
country teasers - destroy all human life
supreme dicks - working man's dick
just to name a few underrated ones
Ayden Kelly
This is an album that people should pay more attention
Jeremiah Bennett
thats awesome
Brody Peterson
based as fuck