Best 90s bands?

[RRR3]

Some names

Smashing Pumpkins
Nirvana
Alice In Chains
Soundgarden
L7
White Zombie
Pantera
Electric Wizard
Megadeth
Rage Against the Machine
Sepultura
The Gits
Hole
Mayhem
The Melvins
Veruca Salt



I could list Metallica, GNR, Slayer and Anthrax, amongst others but those are 80s bands to me. Megadeth is also an 80s band but they peaked in the 90s unlike the others.

[DoctorP]

Nirvana
WuTang Clan
Radiohead

[BurningHammer]

If you mean bands that peaked in the 90's:

Depeche Mode
Blur
Manic Street Preachers
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Massive Attack
Chemical Brothers
Foo Fighters

[Patrick Chewing]

Veruca Salt


90's were loaded with good chick bands.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jC9AUR-iTo0

The Breeders

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxvkI9MTQw4


4 Non Blondes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NXnxTNIWkc

[highwhey]

Oh boy, OP you just sent Patrick down memory lane. It was in the 90s when he lost his virginity to another man.

[DoctorP]

Veruca Salt was hot.

[Axe]

http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?480276-Who-was-the-best-band-of-the-90-s

[Axe]

If you mean bands that peaked in the 90's:

Depeche Mode
Blur
Manic Street Preachers
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Massive Attack
Chemical Brothers
Foo Fighters
Depeche mode were more iconic with their songs during mid-to-late 80s.

[BurningHammer]

http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?480276-Who-was-the-best-band-of-the-90-s

Blame Jeff for not giving us a decent in-house search engine. :D

[Axe]

Blame Jeff for not giving us a decent in-house search engine. :D
:roll:

[DoctorP]

http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?480276-Who-was-the-best-band-of-the-90-s

I've since elevated Radiohead to my pantheon of the greatest.

[BurningHammer]

Depeche mode were more iconic with their songs during mid-to-late 80s.
Their early years with Martin Gore as the main songwriter wasn't that great until they released Violator in 1990 where they finally got their sound right.

[Axe]

Their early years with Martin Gore as the main songwriter wasn't that great until they released Violator in 1990 where they finally got their sound right.
Depends on the genre but if you're into new wave and synthpop music, i find the ones made in the period i mentioned earlier are mostly pleasing to the ears.

[BurningHammer]

Depends on the genre but if you're into new wave and synthpop music, i find the ones made in the period i mentioned earlier are mostly pleasing to the ears.
Dave Gahan's singing was terrible back then. Clarke's Erasure has a better singer in Andy Bell during that time.

[Axe]

Dave Gahan's singing was terrible back then. Clarke's Erasure has a better singer in Andy Bell during that time.
Ah i see. I'm more into the instrumentals of their songs whenever i'm listening to them lol.

[TheMan]

I've since elevated Radiohead to my pantheon of the greatest.

Yep, Radiohead is GOAT tier.

To the OP, Tool > as far as hard rock 90s bands are concerned. My personal faves would be Soundgarden, AIC, Smashing Pumpkins, Rage Against The Machine, System Of A Down, Pantera and Foo Fighters. From the OP list, Megadeth and RHCP are actually 80s bands as they were already pretty popular before the 90s.

[BurningHammer]

Yep, Radiohead is GOAT tier.

To the OP, Tool > as far as hard rock 90s bands are concerned. My personal faves would be Soundgarden, AIC, Smashing Pumpkins, Rage Against The Machine, System Of A Down, Pantera and Foo Fighters. From the OP list, Megadeth and RHCP are actually 80s bands as they were already pretty popular before the 90s.

RHCP best works are in 90's and 2000's though.

[Im Still Ballin]

AIC would be my pick for #1.

[Stephonit]

Kind of a meh decade in terms of music. A desert next to the 80s, unless you like rap I guess.

[Airupthere]

How the hell did you manage to forget Pearl Jam and Stone Temple Pilots?

[Patrick Chewing]

Yep, Radiohead is GOAT tier.

To the OP, Tool > as far as hard rock 90s bands are concerned. My personal faves would be Soundgarden, AIC, Smashing Pumpkins, Rage Against The Machine, System Of A Down, Pantera and Foo Fighters. From the OP list, Megadeth and RHCP are actually 80s bands as they were already pretty popular before the 90s.

I don't understand how people like Radiohead. They've never done anything for me.

[TheMan]

I don't understand how people like Radiohead. They've never done anything for me.

To paraphrase Jon Stewart on Dave Chapelle's Half Baked, have you ever listened to Radiohead...on weeeed???

[Patrick Chewing]

To paraphrase Jon Stewart on Dave Chapelle's Half Baked, have you ever listened to Radiohead...on weeeed???

If you want to listen to a band on weed, it's definitely Led Zeppelin. No Quarter....FML.

But I don't smoke weed and every Radiohead song I've ever heard is bland and boring and slow and gay. Sorry.

[DoctorP]

I don't understand how people like Radiohead. They've never done anything for me.

Of course because you're a retard but i'll help you out.

The Bends is like r.e.m. if you like rem, thats a good starting point

Ok computer is where they start opening up and adding digital textures

Kid a is where they are at full experimental delight.

That's the Radiohead experience in a nutshell. Everything else in their discography evolved from this.

A low iq fascist wouldn't get it.

[RRR3]

Kind of a meh decade in terms of music. A desert next to the 80s, unless you like rap I guess.
Awful take, stick to ballwashing Steph.

[Charlie Sheen]

I listened to sublime the most

[baudkarma]

Can't argue with Radiohead. I also really like System of a Down.

[Airupthere]

I listened to sublime the most

Did you alao listen to 311?

[bison]

Smashing pumpkins
Radiohead
My bloody valentine
Sonic youth
Pixies
Nine inch nails
Unwound
Stereolab
Belle and Sebastian
Slowdive
Nirvana

[Axe]

Kind of a meh decade in terms of music. A desert next to the 80s, unless you like rap I guess.
They let out a youthful vibe. Different strokes for different folks i guess.

[DoctorP]

Kind of a meh decade in terms of music. A desert next to the 80s, unless you like rap I guess.

The 80s were a high watermark for the music industry. One of the great eras. That said the 90s were ok. Techno, rap and grunge rock thrived. And fem rockers w the Liz Fair shit. Cant forget Miley Cyrus' dad :lol

[SATAN]

Grunge and singers who sound like they are singing with a ping pong ball stuck in their throat suck. There was some real quality metal and hip-hop though.

[SATAN]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PAzqBUNlCs

:lol

[RRR3]

Grunge and singers who sound like they are singing with a ping pong ball stuck in their throat suck. There was some real quality metal and hip-hop though.
Imagine saying grunge sucked. Yikes. Agree on metal and hip hop.

[RRR3]

Smashing pumpkins
Radiohead
My bloody valentine
Sonic youth
Pixies
Nine inch nails
Unwound
Stereolab
Belle and Sebastian
Slowdive
Nirvana
Smashing Pumpkins listed first=automatically a good list.

[Axe]

The 80s were a high watermark for the music industry. One of the great eras. That said the 90s were ok. Techno, rap and grunge rock thrived. And fem rockers w the Liz Fair shit. Cant forget Miley Cyrus' dad :lol
Songs from the 80s will generally be appreciated if played and heard these days. Same thing for songs from the 90s although not to the same extent.

[clipps]

Megadeth was 80's you idiot.

[Charlie Sheen]

Did you alao listen to 311?

:lol No

Sublime was that band that will always feel like the soundtrack to being a teenager in socal during the 90s..

[72-10]

Living Colour is more of an 80s band, but they're a good band. They have a guitarist who could play well.

[fsvr54]

Wu Tang Clan
Meshuggah
Coroner
Annihilator
Heltah Skeltah
Black Moon
Smif n Wessun
OGC
Outkast
Showbiz and AG
Toxik
Tribe Called Quest
Eightball and MJG
Pharcyde
UGK
Emperor
Immortal
Organized Konfusion
Soundgarden
Neurosis
Satyricon
Opeth
Strapping Young Lad
Mobb Deep
MOP
De La Soul
Fugazi
Mekong Delta
Autechre
Boards of Canada
Artillery
Buena Vista Social Club
Goodie Mob
Gang Starr
Geto Boyz
Siah and Yeshua Dapoed

[SATAN]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hy8kmNEo1i8

:lol

[SATAN]

Backstreet Boys was probably the worst thing humans ever created.

[BurningHammer]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hy8kmNEo1i8

:lol

Scatman went out with a bang. He had been dealing with cancer at that point that he later succumbed to it when he released the 2nd album. Yet, he worked his ass off and became a worldwide phenomenon til the end.

:bowdown:

[highwhey]

Backstreet Boys was probably the worst thing humans ever created.

Have you met warriorfan?

[Axe]

Have you met warriorfan?
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[BurningHammer]

Have you met warriorfan?

:roll:

[MrFonzworth]

Have you met warriorfan?


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[Gohan]

2pac and the outlaws

I also like baby Jesus and the allstars

[Lakers Legend#32]

Stone Temple Pilots

[Overdrive]

Still Opeth. If you say Megadeth peaked in the 90s then Sepultura peaked in the 80s.

[SATAN]

Have you met warriorfan?

:roll:

[72-10]

Still Opeth. If you say Megadeth peaked in the 90s then Sepultura peaked in the 80s.

very deep and uplifting

[72-10]

Stone Temple Pilots

now that's a band most men could probably relate to 'cause we've all been there

[StickyWice]

Boys to men

Stickyickyicky

[Stephonit]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hy8kmNEo1i8

:lol

A decade of songs to pick from and the one you choose to post about might be my favorite of the lot. Slim pickings indeed.

[Bay Area Baller]

Rage against the Machine - saw in concert
311 - saw in concert
Cypress hill - saw in concert
The Offspring - saw in concert
Gangstar- saw in concert
Garbage
Black eyed peas - saw in concert
Primus - saw in concert
The Cranberries
Bjork
A tribe called Quest
Zion I
Pharcyde
Gorillaz
Aphex twins
Tupac
Bone Thugs
Beatnuts
E-40
Keak da Sneak
Mistah Fab
Luniz
Smashing Pumpkins - saw
Incubus - saw in concert
Damian Marley
Slightly stoopid -saw
Nirvana
Alice in Chains
Papa Roach - saw
No doubt - saw
Kool Kieth -saw
Sublime
Long beach Dub Allstars
Hieroglyphics

[highwhey]

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:cheers: one of the best recent slays, and it was effortless