[Slamman]

I saw them live at an outdoor gig, the same summer that song became a minor hit for them, it wasn't all that popular, but for a small band in Texas, they got some big National Exposure, I believe MTV playing actual music helped them along.
They kinda fell off the map though. The 90s seems rather retro now, and I'm sure it'll even sound a bit more like that as time and distance separate the decade
Tragically Hip were probably on the bill when I went to the show, I also was getting into the band Drivin' n Cryin'
Pretty awesome indie band I guess you could say

[acmilano]

Some things that i liked back then:

Real McCoy - Another Night

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iOdmb8BnIw

Scatman John - Scatman

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cnQCk0u49w&ob=av2e

2Pac - Changes

2Pac - Changes

Bomfunk MC's - Freestyler

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymNFyxvIdaM&ob=av3e

[Markwey]

My favorite from Billy Ray.
Great song.

[_____]

I was born in the 90's so I didn't listen to music back then, but a lot of the music I listen to today is from the 80's and 90's. A lot of songs that I like have been posted already, I'm just gonna leave this here (this is also my second all time favorite tune):

[Slamman]

An 80s song performed by the 1990s lineup... Chicago... New upload in HD to YouTube

[GTAfanatic136]

[Slamman]

Blizzard of Ozz is 1981, thereabouts, OLD rock n Metal

[GTAfanatic136]

no, Hellraiser was released in 1991 and is a part of the 'No More Tears' CD, not Blizzard of Oz.

[Markwey]

A classic 80's song 'Legs' from the Eliminator album.
Since it was the Recycler World Tour from 1990-1991 I posted this here.
First time heard 'Legs' live myself was in the 2010 World Tour.
Anybody here remember something about the Afterburner (1985-1987) and the Recycler World Tours from back in the days?
Slamman? Trip?

[Slamman]

Yep, I got Trip's attention with the Legs! hahahaha

I'm still of the mind that 1995 is really a CUT off for the downfall of good music, across the board, part of the reason was music cable channels like MTV and VH1 themselves changed, and media outlets jumped on band wagons more then ever before it seems, and music lost a lot of it's integrity!

[locolow2011]

I am surprised that nobody has mentioned Alice in Chains and Faith No More, 2 very influential bands of the 90's Rock/Alternative sound.

[SmC12]

[acmilano]

Best song in best movie:

Guns N' Roses - You could be mine

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VlzptZ9wieQ

[Marlowe.]

QUOTE (locolow2011 @ Monday, Jan 30 2012, 13:25)

I am surprised that nobody has mentioned Alice in Chains and Faith No More, 2 very influential bands of the 90's Rock/Alternative sound.

Yeah, I don't know how influential Faith No More were - RHCP don't count, I'm pretty sure the former were, infact, rip-offs of the latter. Anyway. I dig their "War Pigs" cover.


Hey. Who likes Creed? I'm just going to assume nobody:


How about Oasis ...?

[Street Mix]

How about some jungle:

[Marlowe.]

For as long as I can remember, I've wanted a hat like the dude from Jamiroquai:

[ilovebender.com]

Saffron is sexy.

It's Republica.

This post has been edited by ilovebender.com on Tuesday, Feb 14 2012, 00:02

[Markwey]

"Crazy" performed by Seal and Guy Sigsworth.
Released first in 1990 in UK and 1991 in USA.


This post has been edited by Markwey on Thursday, Feb 16 2012, 12:34

[ilovebender.com]

NOS...
TAL...
GIA.

[Slamman]

I'm half in, half out of the 1990s, I do believe still that 1995 was a turning point in music, it's rather defined as having MTV and VH1 move away from good music coverage, and the sub-genre and predominant media fixations take hold, The Record companies making a fuss over Napster, and just the move away from free thinking musical choices.

I see my last post sorta covers that lament. Since I missed the Faith No More mention after that, HELL YEAH they were HUGE! Nirvana and Pearl Jam became the poster children of the 90s Grunge, but that's not the sole movement, you had Lilith Fair and Jane's Addiction's front man Perry Ferrell putting on Lollapalozza, hope I spelled that right. The 1990s were awesome for Jack Koshick's METALFEST, which I think started in 89 thereabouts, and then moved from Milwaukee to other towns in North America, several metal concerts on par started to take root, not been able to enjoy those however, but those were the highlights

This post has been edited by Slamman on Thursday, Mar 8 2012, 05:49