[AlexGTAGamer]

If I hadn't had heard this song on "Power Ballads II", I would have completely missed out on this one.

[darthYENIK]

My favorite song of the 90s.



My second favorite song of the 90s.

[ilovebender.com]

1995 to me speaks of Slash's Snakepit.







and all this Britpop stuff.










'Pissing the night away
Pissing the night away.'

and stuff.

[Viciousliquids]

All heavy music from the 90s

[Slamman]

This song ALWAYS comes back into my mind, and it's one of the best unexpected hits of the era, CRANK IT!!


SilverChair full show, 1997, nice find



Much Music from Canada, so it would seem

This post has been edited by Slamman on Friday, Apr 13 2012, 03:45

[Markwey]

Titanic: Music from the Motion Picture, 1997.

In memory of all those who died onboard Titanic, 100 years ago today.

Plus, I gotta say, that Kate Winslet is one of the most beautiful people in the world.

This post has been edited by Markwey on Sunday, Apr 15 2012, 22:09

[Slamman]

The ship would sink faster if it were only THAT song holding it up! haha

[Markwey]

Not a fan of Dion, I just think that the song fitted, since it was the 100th memorial day and all.

This post has been edited by Markwey on Sunday, Apr 15 2012, 22:05

[Sanjeem]

I just love how we have a 70's, 80's and 90's topic, even a 50's and 60's I think but not a 2000's topic Obvious reasons but still funny.

[Markwey]

The best five decades of music of course, yeah!

[Slamman]

Yeah, I'm not a fan of her singing, Celine, but she's a good person you can tell. A nice person, so you can't hate on her personally
Kate Winslet is not a fan of the song, she joked about how it makes her feel like puking! hahaha

[Warlord.]

'90s?

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These songs were the sh*t over here during the 90s. Grew up with them so they have a place in my heart.

This post has been edited by Warlord. on Wednesday, Apr 18 2012, 15:11

[ThePinkFloydSound]

[Nah Tso Gud]

My kinda topic.. love the 90s!

Slam you took the 2 songs awhile back that instantly popped into my head with Possum Kingdom and Cannonball...

Here are some of my favorites, some quite mainstream at the time.. but I dont mind.


1979 - My absolute favorite / most nostalgic video.. simply cant explain it.. Im guessing the video is supposed to be set in 1979 ( lol ) but now when I watch it today it reminds me of the 90s, things were a bit simpler.

No Rain - Pretty iconic, very memorable..

One of RHCPs lesser known songs, one of my favorites from them.

Haha, had to post this one...

Better cap it there for now.... EDIT: Hmmm, cant link the "Official" videos huh? That sucks... love the videos for the first 3 songs.

This post has been edited by Nah Tso Gud on Thursday, Apr 19 2012, 21:12

[Slamman]

Yep, well, you can't deny some of the best of the era, and I can't forget those you mentioned. 4-Non-Blondes is now claimed as one of the worst, but that's TV for ya! (MTV and VH1 poking fun at what made them money in the first place!)

[Markwey]

"Good to the Last Drop" (Back for Another Taste album, 1990) performed by Canadian Hard rock band Helix.
Rest in Peace Paul Hackman.

This post has been edited by Markwey on Saturday, Apr 21 2012, 18:53

[Nah Tso Gud]

Anyone remember the show Adventures of Pete and Pete?

This song was on an episode... I like it a whole lot actually:
Chug - Flowers



They had a pretty damn good selection of music in that show.. Especially from the band that was featured in the opening credits.. Polaris:

http://www.amazon.com/Music-From-The-Adven...37527459&sr=8-2

[StoneHead37]

Alternative rock and the like from the 90s is the music I grew up with and always have and always will love. These songs in particular were big impacts in the 90s.

[Andreaz1]

I love the dance music that came from the 90's, even if most of it is older than me, and certainly old enough for me to not remember when it was new:

[I am K]

Some 90s songs that any brits here will definitely remember, if they were alive in the 90s for any brits in late teens - early 20s as for the americans, you may not know these, you amy not have heard them much, but enjoy the 90s of britain ENJOY BRITPOP:

First off a classic among classics, one that if you lived in mid 90s england, you are guaranteed to have heard this song, if you haven't you're in for a treat. this is the song that would go on the soundtrack for 90s england and any real 1990s efficianado will have heard this (especially if brittish)


Next up we have a name that most here will recognise, there will be songs by these guys already here. it is the one and only oasis with one of their many 90s classics


these guys may not have the international name of oasis, they are jsut as well known here in britian, and I guarantee, you have heard some of their stuff in the past parts of their songs are always used in advertising campaigns, tv shows etc you will ahbe all hears some parts of Blur in the past


Now thats 3 of the big names of 90s britpop, now we cross the atlantic to a band that every american here will know and most brits will as well. I will avoid their most obvious hit (midlife crisis) it is FAITH NO MORE!


Back on this side of the pond, we have a band that made their success in modern times, this century, but they started in the 90s, they went on to be global superstars, and this is for my money their best song on this phenominal legendary debut album released in 1999. it is the one and only MUSE with cave