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Romeoblu said: Radiohead OK Computer
U2 Acthung Baby D'angelo Voodoo Terence Trent D'arby Symphony Or Damn Prince The Gold Experience Crowded House Together Alone Radiohead The Bends Donald Fagen Kamirikiad D'angelo Brown Sugar Bjork Homogenic Bjork Post Jackson Browne I'm Alive Prince Graffiti Bridge Suede Dog Man Star Beck Odelay Black Grape It's Great When Your Straight Tori Amos Boys For Pele Bjork Debut Prince Diamonds And Pearls Prince Symbol Prefab Sprout Jordan: The Comeback Michael Jackson Dangerous Sheryl Crow Tuesday Night Music Club Crowded House Woodface World Party Goodbye Jumbo Beck Mutations BLur Parklife Mercury Rev Deserter's Songs Wilco Being There World Party Bang The Black Crowes Amorica U2 Zooropa Suede Suede Morrissey Vauxhal And I Blur The Great Escape Boo Radleys Giant Steps Prince Come TTD Vibrator Supergrass I Should Coco Tim Finn Before And After David Bowie Black Tie White Noise Prince Emancipation Suede Coming Up Prefab Sprout Andromea Heights Blue Nile Peace At Last Morrissey Your Arsenal Portishead Dummy Wilco Summerteeth Jeff Buckley Grace [Edited 10/5/07 12:55pm] Man! I said 20 not a 100. Peace and be wild! | |
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This is just a rough order. The only album that is really placed right is #1. The rest aren't really in a well though-out order.
1. Michael Jackson - HIStory 2. Prince - The Gold Experience 3. Michael Jackson - Dangerous 4. Red Hot Chili Peppers - Californication 5. Powderfinger - Internationalist 6. Savage Garden - Savage Garden 7. Silverchair - Neon Ballroom 8. Red Hot Chili Peppers - Blood Sugar Sex Magik 9. Oasis - What The Story Morning Glory 10. Marilyn Manson - Mechanical Animals 11. Nirvana - In Utero 12. Silverchair - Frogstomp 13. Marilyn Manson - Antichrist Superstar 14. Nirvana - Nevermind 15. Silverchair - Freak Show 16. Jeff Buckely - Grace 17. Prince - Love Symbol 18. Janet Jackson - Janet. 19. Radiohead - OK Computer 20. Jackson Jackson - The Velvet Rope | |
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thekidsgirl said: Oh crap, I love 90's music!! This is gonna be hard
 F-- this! I give up 
The 90's were the best musical decade ever! If you will, so will I | |
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thekidsgirl said: thekidsgirl said: Oh crap, I love 90's music!! This is gonna be hard
F-- this! I give up
The 90's were the best musical decade ever! 
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thekidsgirl said: thekidsgirl said: Oh crap, I love 90's music!! This is gonna be hard
F-- this! I give up
The 90's were the best musical decade ever! If u said the 70s or 80s, I might could see, but the 90s? **--••--**--••**--••--**--••**--••--**--••**--••-
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daPrettyman said: thekidsgirl said: F-- this! I give up
The 90's were the best musical decade ever! If u said the 70s or 80s, I might could see, but the 90s? C'mon, the 90's were CLEARLY better than the 80's (at least, in the 90's, the synths, keyboards and electronics were used for a more cerebral, artistic approach); also, in the 90's, we didn't have so many shit acts like in the 80's (Paula Abdul and others)  | |
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JoeTyler said: daPrettyman said: If u said the 70s or 80s, I might could see, but the 90s? C'mon, the 90's were CLEARLY better than the 80's (at least, in the 90's, the synths, keyboards and electronics were used for a more cerebral, artistic approach); also, in the 90's, we didn't have so many shit acts like in the 80's (Paula Abdul and others) In the 90's there were pretty much NOTHING BUT shit acts. It is not known why FuNkeNsteiN capitalizes his name as he does, though some speculate sunlight deficiency caused by the most pimpified white guy afro in Nordic history.
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FuNkeNsteiN said: JoeTyler said: C'mon, the 90's were CLEARLY better than the 80's (at least, in the 90's, the synths, keyboards and electronics were used for a more cerebral, artistic approach); also, in the 90's, we didn't have so many shit acts like in the 80's (Paula Abdul and others) In the 90's there were pretty much NOTHING BUT shit acts. C'mon dude, I know you're young, but you sound like a 65 years old man who bought his last album in 1979  | |
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JoeTyler said: FuNkeNsteiN said: In the 90's there were pretty much NOTHING BUT shit acts. C'mon dude, I know you're young, but you sound like a 65 years old man who bought his last album in 1979 Man, I just remember the stuff that came out in the nineties It is not known why FuNkeNsteiN capitalizes his name as he does, though some speculate sunlight deficiency caused by the most pimpified white guy afro in Nordic history.
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There were tons of great albums in the 90s, my top 10
Nirvana - Nevermind Pavement - Crooked Rain Yo La Tengo - I Can Hear the Heart Beating Liz Phair - Exile in Guyville Lauryn Hill - Miseducation De La Soul - Bahloone Mindstate Sleater Kinney - Dig Me Out PJ Harvey - Rid of Me Lucinda Williams - Car Wheels on a Gravel Road Iris Dement - My Life |
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daPrettyman said: thekidsgirl said: F-- this! I give up
The 90's were the best musical decade ever! If u said the 70s or 80s, I might could see, but the 90s? They're my favorite too. | |
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LoDog said: Romeoblu said: Radiohead OK Computer
U2 Acthung Baby D'angelo Voodoo Terence Trent D'arby Symphony Or Damn Prince The Gold Experience Crowded House Together Alone Radiohead The Bends Donald Fagen Kamirikiad D'angelo Brown Sugar Bjork Homogenic Bjork Post Jackson Browne I'm Alive Prince Graffiti Bridge Suede Dog Man Star Beck Odelay Black Grape It's Great When Your Straight Tori Amos Boys For Pele Bjork Debut Prince Diamonds And Pearls Prince Symbol Prefab Sprout Jordan: The Comeback Michael Jackson Dangerous Sheryl Crow Tuesday Night Music Club Crowded House Woodface World Party Goodbye Jumbo Beck Mutations BLur Parklife Mercury Rev Deserter's Songs Wilco Being There World Party Bang The Black Crowes Amorica U2 Zooropa Suede Suede Morrissey Vauxhal And I Blur The Great Escape Boo Radleys Giant Steps Prince Come TTD Vibrator Supergrass I Should Coco Tim Finn Before And After David Bowie Black Tie White Noise Prince Emancipation Suede Coming Up Prefab Sprout Andromea Heights Blue Nile Peace At Last Morrissey Your Arsenal Portishead Dummy Wilco Summerteeth Jeff Buckley Grace [Edited 10/5/07 12:55pm] Man! I said 20 not a 100. I Got carried away. Just pick 20 you like, if you can find 20. | |
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GangstaFam said: daPrettyman said: If u said the 70s or 80s, I might could see, but the 90s? They're my favorite too.  "Whitney was purely and simply one of a kind." ~ Clive Davis | |
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vainandy said: 69 Boyz - 69 Boyz WHOA!! vain's up on some 69 Boyz's Nineteen Ninety Quad. That album was The Business.  -- "10 Chicken Wangz..." "Kitty Kitty" "Tootsie" "Da Set."
Played that cassette album so much the white ink is invisible. And I think the brown string got warped. 
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Cinnie said: vainandy said: 69 Boyz - 69 Boyz
Don't you mean 199Quad? Mannn, Cinn, lemme tell ya, I was loving some bass/quad albums during that period. Loved it. I really need to update my bass cassettes to digital mp3 format because the 90s had a lot of good bass/quad compilations. There was a compilation that came out in '97 I believe called ...And Then There Was Bass had some serious dance/booty/DeepSouthDance JAMS on it. It was LaFace Record's answer to the success of So So Def's Bass series. Bass for days on that album. Luke, Dana Harris "As We Lay," If U Like Pina Colada's lol. I loved that whole comp. I swear to God if I heard Southern Playas' "I Want To Ball" on a proper soundsystem I would faint. Need to scrounge for it really soon. Also, Dis N Dat's Bumpin', The So So Def Bass All Stars series, 95 South's One Mo Gen, Rhythm & Quad Vol 166, The Puppies, Solo Luke ("Scarred" -- that is a coast-to-coast urban dance CLASSIC.), Quad City DJs, Playa Poncho's "Let It Burrn," Magic Mike, No Good But So Good, 2 Live Crew, "Hiney Hiney," Tre Blacc, L.A. Sno, Big Kenny & The Ghetto Crew, Stylz & The J.I.Z. etc. Damm, I was loving those Southern dance albums. That was It for me. In my room in the summertime with no air conditioning dancing to these albums on a portable stereo with a shitty Equalizer.
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FuNkeNsteiN said: thekidsgirl said: F-- this! I give up
The 90's were the best musical decade ever!
I know I should be ashamed, but I just love so much music that came out in the 90's
punk ska, new jack swing, alternative, chick rock, dancier hiphop, house, good pop, r&b girl groups, that brief swing revival.... wow, what a decade  If you will, so will I | |
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thekidsgirl said: FuNkeNsteiN said:
I know I should be ashamed, but I just love so much music that came out in the 90's
punk ska, new jack swing, alternative, chick rock, dancier hiphop, house, good pop, r&b girl groups, that brief swing revival.... wow, what a decade Different strokes for different folks It is not known why FuNkeNsteiN capitalizes his name as he does, though some speculate sunlight deficiency caused by the most pimpified white guy afro in Nordic history.
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Mara said: Cinnie said: Don't you mean 199Quad? Mannn, Cinn, lemme tell ya, I was loving some bass/quad albums during that period. Loved it. I really need to update my bass cassettes to digital mp3 format because the 90s had a lot of good bass/quad compilations. There was a compilation that came out in '97 I believe called ...And Then There Was Bass had some serious dance/booty/DeepSouthDance JAMS on it. It was LaFace Record's answer to the success of So So Def's Bass series. Bass for days on that album. Luke, Dana Harris "As We Lay," If U Like Pina Colada's lol. I loved that whole comp. I swear to God if I heard Southern Playas' "I Want To Ball" on a proper soundsystem I would faint. Need to scrounge for it really soon. Also, Dis N Dat's Bumpin', The So So Def Bass All Stars series, 95 South's One Mo Gen, Rhythm & Quad Vol 166, The Puppies, Solo Luke ("Scarred" -- that is a coast-to-coast urban dance CLASSIC.), Quad City DJs, Playa Poncho's "Let It Burrn," Magic Mike, No Good But So Good, 2 Live Crew, "Hiney Hiney," Tre Blacc, L.A. Sno, Big Kenny & The Ghetto Crew, Stylz & The J.I.Z. etc. Damm, I was loving those Southern dance albums. That was It for me. In my room in the summertime with no air conditioning dancing to these albums on a portable stereo with a shitty Equalizer.
... [Edited 10/6/07 13:01pm] Actually bass and house was the only music I listened to in the 1990s. I hated all the stuff that was on the radio but the clubs had some good music. Andy is a four letter word. | |
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JoeTyler said:
C'mon, the 90's were CLEARLY better than the 80's (at least, in the 90's, the synths, keyboards and electronics were used for a more cerebral, artistic approach); In the 80s, they were used to make you shake ass. In the 90s, they were used to put you to sleep. also, in the 90's, we didn't have so many shit acts like in the 80's (Paula Abdul and others)
The 90s was nothing but shitty acts. I mean, the decade was dominated by stripped down, midtempo, shit hop. What could be more shitty than that? Those boring motherfuckers made Lionel Richie's solo work sound as funky as his work in The Commodores in comparison to the shit hoppers of the 1990s with their Barbara Streisand tempo music. Andy is a four letter word. | |
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JoeTyler said: FuNkeNsteiN said: In the 90's there were pretty much NOTHING BUT shit acts. C'mon dude, I know you're young, but you sound like a 65 years old man who bought his last album in 1979 He's young but he's got taste and a mind of his own which is a rare thing these days. Andy is a four letter word. | |
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my favorites, in no particular order:
Prince - The Gold Experience Prince - Come Madonna - Erotica Madonna - Ray Of Light Bowie - Hours Mercury Rev - Deserter's Songs Elvis Costello & Burt Bacharach - Painted From Memory Lauryn Hill - The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill Bjork - Homogenic Bjork - Post Cher - It's A Man's World Paula Abdul - Spellbound Janet Jackson - janet. Janet Jackson - The Velvet Rope Michael Jackson - Bad George Michael - Listen Without Prejudice George Michael - Older Me'shell Ndegeocello - Bitter Me'shell Ndegeocello - Peace Beyond Passion Rufus Wainwright - Rufus Wainwright "Half of what I say is meaningless; but I say it so that the other half may reach you." - Kahlil Gibran | |
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