Early 90's music

[mjk73]

A few others

The Flaming Lips Pilot at the Queer of God
Morphine - Cure for Pain
Polaris - Coronado II

Great Lips song! I got into Lips with their more recent stuff first and then went back through their older stuff and Transmissions is becoming one of my favorite albums of theirs.

Transmissions is my favorite album of theirs and possible one of my favorite of all time. *hint hint*

[mjk73]

matthew sweet girlfriend
Skip Steps 1 & 3
Slint - Breadcrumb Trail
L7 - Pretend We're Dead
Catherine Wheel - Black Metallic live at MTV studio
Manic Street Preachers - Motorcycle Emptiness
The Lemonheads - Rockin Stroll (Video)
starmartyr
James - Sometimes
Urge Overkill - Positive Bleeding

That's enough for now. I will add more later. 1990 to about 1994 was an amazing period of music.

[rincon]

How about some good Hard Pop? The killer live on Letterman clip was removed, but this gives a good idea of how good Matthew Sweet can be.
matthew sweet girlfriend

Or even better
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_4k_PTiqrc&feature=player_detailpage#t=5s

[rincon]

Jayhawks!!

The Jayhawks, live on Jon Stewart, Blue
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1PPpXmHNxU&feature=player_detailpage#t=1s
Is there any chance Jim is not a fan of this song?

[rincon]

Dramarama.... another great band with a dumb name

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJgTGhHe_aE&feature=player_detailpage#t=83s

[bowl of soup]

Nothing says early 90's like these hacks (along with Al Gore and Donna Dixon):

Pixies - Head On/Bird Dream of the Olympus Mons

[mjk73]

Nothing says early 90's like these hacks (along with Al Gore and Donna Dixon):

Pixies - Head On/Bird Dream of the Olympus Mons

Who are those chumpstains?

[Tracy 2112]

and the last good RHCP album

Red Hot Chili Peppers - Suck My Kiss (Video)

[rincon]

What about Jeff Buckley. I think he had some influence on Jim.
Jeff Buckley - So Real & Last Goodbye (Acoustic)
Tried every way, but it won't let me embed. The link works.

[mjk73]

This should be good for tonight.

prong beg to differ
The Sky Is A Poisonous Garden - Concrete Blonde - The Essential
Sonic Youth - Titanium Expose
Ride - Vapour Trail live Brixton 1992
The La's - I Can't Sleep (audio only)
The Verve - Butterfly
So Tonight That I Might See
Teenage Fanclub - Norman 3
Clutch - Binge & Purge

[pawpaw]

Supersuckers - On the Couch

Mudhoney - In 'n' Out of Grace

New Bomb Turks - 16 - Cryin' Into The Beer Of A Drunk Man [Destroy-Oh-Boy!]

[mjk73]

Urge Overkill....nuff said

Apparently they reunited and have an album do in the next month.

[Clarkwork]

I think this was the best Era for music!  Great thread.  I was going to post Black Metalic by Catherine Wheel but noticed someone else did that.  I think up until around 1995-96 the music was incredible and had a disctinct sound.

[blucas]

Great topic!!! To quote Eddie Vedder, "speaking as a child of the 90's", I'd like to first apologize to anybody that I got into a barfight with...unless of course, you kicked my ass and then I'd like to challenge you to a thumbwar or a game of "Words with Friends" to settle the score  ;).  There is soooo much good music, but here are some of my favorites:

"http://www.youtube.com/embed/g4H5vsQM7z8" Blind Melon

"http://www.youtube.com/embed/gXBjdAj1SUg" Blind Melon

"http://www.youtube.com/embed/UH-WK3m3jBs" Alice in Chains

"http://www.youtube.com/embed/IBgRpscIvvM" Temple of the Dog

[Eweezy]

One of those band of the early 90's still going strong, still selling out shows, and still putting out good music.  Love me some 311

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[Kenny76]

Nothing says early 90's like these hacks (along with Al Gore and Donna Dixon):

Pixies - Head On/Bird Dream of the Olympus Mons

Who are those chumpstains?

They were probably guilty of letting themselves be over-hyped by the 'hip' press, but their music didn't sound like hackery to me.  But I guess it's possible that my hackery-detecting sensors got broke in the early 90's and never got repaired.

The PIxies perform "U-Mass" live


and I'll continue to have a crush on Kim Deal.  you can't stop me.

The Breeders - Cannonball

[Sidus]

I used to listen a lot to  "grunge" music a couple of years ago, although these days I don't listen it much anymore. There's one particular album I always get back to: "Above" from Mad Season. Perfect album from the best "supergroup" (Barrett Martin, Mike McCready, John Baker Saunders, Layne Staley and sometimes Mark Lanegan) of the 90s IMO. Layne Staley has such a powerful voice. One of the best works of McCready also :). Think it's really an underrated album!

Mark Lanegan + Layne Staley: Dreamteam  :o. One of my favorite songs ever!
Mad Season - Long Gone Day

Mad Season - Wake Up (Layne Staley) HD

[bowl of soup]

Nothing says early 90's like these hacks (along with Al Gore and Donna Dixon):

Pixies - Head On/Bird Dream of the Olympus Mons

Who are those chumpstains?

They were probably guilty of letting themselves be over-hyped by the 'hip' press, but their music didn't sound like hackery to me.  But I guess it's possible that my hackery-detecting sensors got broke in the early 90's and never got repaired.

The PIxies perform "U-Mass" live


and I'll continue to have a crush on Kim Deal.  you can't stop me.

The Breeders - Cannonball

We was kiddin'.  I am and always will be a slave to the Pixies.

[megalicious]

Everyone should own Grace.

Jeff Buckley - Last Goodbye (Edit)

I agree. It's a timeless classic.

[Kenny76]

They were probably guilty of letting themselves be over-hyped by the 'hip' press, but their music didn't sound like hackery to me.  But I guess it's possible that my hackery-detecting sensors got broke in the early 90's and never got repaired.

The PIxies perform "U-Mass" live


and I'll continue to have a crush on Kim Deal.  you can't stop me.

The Breeders - Cannonball

We was kiddin'.  I am and always will be a slave to the Pixies.

Aw I see... the kiddin' vibes tend to get distorted when they have to make their way thru the interweb.