Nineties music

[Mr Smith]

Is my fav. It reminds me of when nothing really mattered. I wish I was still there!

Examples:

















 

(and this one reminds me of when I was about two or three and mum blasted the old 80's cassete player)

[vodz]

Grunge was the new goth, then something went horribly wrong and it mutated into emo.

[ApotheosisIV]

[jman]

Linn Berggren from Ace of base was and still is REALLY hot!

[Gluey]

I was listning to S Club 7, Vengaboys, nsync and Spice Girls back then. 
Can't stand it now. You gotta be an 8-12-year-old girl to think that crap is music.
For some reason when you reach around 13 you come to awareness that boy bands really suck.

It was like that for me and the other girls at school once we all got into high school it was Eminem and rap music.
The only way music was cool was it it had a crap-load of profanity and than there would be the kids envying the kids who's parents let them blare that utter crap.

Than in grade 9 I finally became a Beatles fan  HELTER SKELTER

[Dexter Morgan]

It reminds me of when nothing really mattered.

It still doesn't.

[Trigger 11]

A lot of friends/acquaintances had their heyday in the 90's:

The Samples
2 Skinnee J's
Seven Mary Three
Slackjaw

I miss the days touring with these guys, promoting them, and helping out with merch and whatever they needed. Plus I got to videotape the shows and mix them with the soundboard.

I also went to a lot of concerts in the 90’s. After all, I spent nine years that decade in college, so I didn’t have any real responsibilities yet.

[ApotheosisIV]

[ApotheosisIV]

LOL

[ApotheosisIV]

This one might work




Oh, it's the eighties   

[Alex179]

Meh 90s music was ok.    I don't see any real grunge posted in here.   No Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, etc.    I am too lazy to post YT vids of those bands, but that is what I listened to for a while.   Alice in Chains, Soundgarden and Nirvana were the first bands I started learning on guitar (along with Metallica eventually when I got better).   I remember when I thought Kurt Cobain was a decent guitarist lol.   Man was I wrong, that guy was shit.

[ApotheosisIV]

There wasn't much in the nineties come to think of it, a bit of a comedown from the Eighties.
Until hardcore techno.

[Alex179]

There wasn't much in the nineties come to think of it, a bit of a comedown from the Eighties.
Until hardcore techno.

Dream Theater and the advancement of Progressive music in general occurred in the 90s.   Some decent guitar playing via Death Metal too.    Mostly from the rest of 90s music it was generic crap that was basically a rehash of past music trends.   No real new ground was being broken in popular music.   Hardcore techno lol.    Rabbit in the Moon are more ambient but at least they are interesting live with Bunnyman.

[vodz]

Meh 90s music was ok.    I don't see any real grunge posted in here.   No Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, etc.    I am too lazy to post YT vids of those bands, but that is what I listened to for a while.   Alice in Chains, Soundgarden and Nirvana were the first bands I started learning on guitar (along with Metallica eventually when I got better).   I remember when I thought Kurt Cobain was a decent guitarist lol.   Man was I wrong, that guy was shit.

No, he just wrote simple pop songs.

[Alex179]

Meh 90s music was ok.    I don't see any real grunge posted in here.   No Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, etc.    I am too lazy to post YT vids of those bands, but that is what I listened to for a while.   Alice in Chains, Soundgarden and Nirvana were the first bands I started learning on guitar (along with Metallica eventually when I got better).   I remember when I thought Kurt Cobain was a decent guitarist lol.   Man was I wrong, that guy was shit.

No, he just wrote simple pop songs.

He was terrible when I saw him live, this was back when I was 15 (1993).   He had Pat Smear do the majority of the guitar work live due to him being sloppy and off time in general.   The Breeders were the opening act and someone actually threw a shoe at Kim lol.   Nirvana did well only because Dave Grohl was a really good drummer and held things down.   This made Kurt look bad as he wasn't on time during the first two songs and the soundman eventually turned down his guitar and raised the volume on Pat Smear.   It was pathetic.