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[chasyd]

Let us not forget 2 Unlimited, Robin S, Chaka Demus & Pliers, Snap!, Dance 2 Trance, Dr. Alban, Us URA, Def Dames Dope, The Good Men, Ultra Naté, Leila K and much, much more!

Don't forget Corona, Cappella, Haddaway and D:Ream

[Lula1100]

These are the only albums I listened to in the nineties. Thats no testament to how good they may or may not be, as I was but a small child in the nineties





Yes, I was one of those children who thought they were better then everybody else because they knew who No Doubt were.

[Nealio]

All Saints

[dorio]

4NonBlondes-whatever it was called...great album!

Totally remember them, had the "What's Up" single once with the 2 versions been a mega hit that one back then

Let us not forget 2 Unlimited, Robin S, Chaka Demus & Pliers, Snap!, Dance 2 Trance, Dr. Alban, Us URA, Def Dames Dope, The Good Men, Ultra Naté, Leila K and much, much more!

In the 90's there's been an explosion of new bands in pop rock grunge rap hip hop metal ska younameit many bands you and others mentioned in this thread I didn't know about

[Nealio]

Not really my taste, but has anyone mentioned the Prodigy yet?

[wafffle]

Yes. Someone did.

[Nealio]

Thanks.

[Blugh Grant]

In no particular order.

Jeff Buckley -Grace,
Manics -Holy Bible, Gold Against The Soul, Everything Must Go,
Oasis - Definitely Maybe, What's The Story,
Dylan - Time Out Of Mind
Stone Roses - The Second Coming
Pulp - Different Class, This Is Hardcore (a much under-rated album imo),
Radiohead - Pablo Honey, The Bends, OK Computer,
Verve - Urban Hymns, Nothern Soul,
Ash - 1977,
Beck - Odelay,
Belle & Sebastian If You're Feeling Sinister,
Beth Orton - Trailer Park,
Gomez - Bring It On,
Mercury Rev - Deserter's Songs,
Green Day - Dookie.

I'm done....for now.

[Nealio]

Yeah, forgot about 1977. Great album. I also really liked Dookie, but I was a teenager then. I wouldn't give tupence for Greenday now.

[Blugh Grant]

I still listen to early Green Day occasionally. Good stuff.

[Weff Jebster]

Oh yeah.

Smash Mouth - Fush Yu Mang
Oasis - Be Here Now (shut up, I know I'm the only person on the planet who thinks this is Oasis's best album)
Foo Fighters - Foo Fighters
Silverchair - Frogstomp
Alice in Chains Unplugged

Edit: Insomniac is by far Green Day's best album, a distant second being Dookie.

Edited by Weff Jebster, 10 March 2008 - 01:59 PM.

[Orchestrazia Ardwick]

Oasis - Be Here Now (shut up, I know I'm the only person on the planet who thinks this is Oasis's best album)

Nah, Nate does as well. And you don't want to be grouped in with the likes of him, do you?

[Blugh Grant]

Oh yeah.

Smash Mouth - Fush Yu Mang
Oasis - Be Here Now (shut up, I know I'm the only person on the planet who thinks this is Oasis's best album)
Foo Fighters - Foo Fighters
Silverchair - Frogstomp
Alice in Chains Unplugged

Edit: Insomniac is by far Green Day's best album, a distant second being Dookie.

Two strikes, my friend.

[Will_Wood]

You guys all named the wrong Verve album. A Storm In Heaven FTW.

[Orchestrazia Ardwick]

Yeesh, what is it with Americans liking the wrong albums?

[Will_Wood]

I don't know, why don't we ask all the Beatles fans here.

[Orchestrazia Ardwick]

The subject at hand s people liking Be Here Now and A Storm In Heaven more than other albums. Which is silliness.

[Blugh Grant]

You guys all named the wrong Verve album. A Storm In Heaven FTW.

You know, I haven't actually got round to checking that one out yet.

[Will_Wood]

A Storm in Heaven is a FANTASTIC shoegaze album.

You just don't get it, Alex. You just don't.

[Orchestrazia Ardwick]

Of course I do. Urban Hymns is their best, easily.