Top 3 Albums Of The Nineties...

[Jerk Shapiro]

Here are my top 3:


WEEZER: THE BLUE ALBUM


NIRVANA: NEVERMIND


GREEN DAY: DOOKIE


What are your favorite/best 3 albums of the 90's?

[Linus*likes*noise]

Nirvana - In Utero

Nofx - Punk In Drublic

Weezer - Blue Album

[JustOneFix]

Faith No More - Angel Dust
Red Hot Chili Peppers - BloodSugarSexMagik
Rollins Band - Weight

[Puck Bond]

Pearl Jam-"Ten"
Aerosmith-"Get a Grip"
No Doubt-"Tragic Kingdom"

[QUENTIN]

Good calls everybody, especially Movie-MANIAC, you named 2 of my three...


Nirvana -Nevermind
Smashing Pumpkins -Melloncollie & The Infinite Sadness
Weezer -The Blue Album

[Dr Martin Luther Loomis]

- Mega City 4 "Magic Bullets" (1993)
- Richard X. Heyman "Cornerstone" (1996)
- Teenage Fanclub" Bandwagonesque" (1991)

[FeverDog420]

Granted, Nevermind was clearly the most influential album of the decade, but it's such a pedestrian choice. Yes, it knocked me on my ass when it was released, but I haven't played it in years and don't plan on doing so anytime soon. For me, the classic albums of the '90s are:

The Flaming Lips - The Soft Bulletin
The Verve - Urban Hymns
R.E.M. - Automatic for the People
Hole - Live Through This
The Black Crowes - Shake Your Money Maker

[I've got over a thousand CDs, so how could I choose just three for ten years of music?]

But, hey, I'm the guy who bought Vanilla Ice's live CD, so what do I know?

[docholiday_13]

1) Clumsy (Our Lady Peace)
2) Rage Against The Machine (Rage Against The Machine)
3) Insomniac and Dookie (Green Day)

[charliebobo]

Nevermind- Nirvana

Grace- Jeff Buckley

Automatic For The people- REM

[BadCoverVersion]

Hmmm...I dunno...I suppose these are stand-out albums...

*This is Hardcore - Pulp

*The Bends - Radiohead

*The Holy Bible - Manic Street Preachers

And you got Nirvana, The Stone Roses, Morrisey, Massive Attack and the like...

[arto_j]

A lot to choose from, but I wound up with these :

Californication by Red Hot Chili Peppers
Pinkerton by Weezer
What's the Story (Morning Glory) by Oasis

But, there's naturally a huge amount of great albums not included in this top 3...

[beastieben21]

Oh, tough call. You know, as much as people rag on 90's music, well, moreso the latter part of the 90's, it really did bring out some great albums. My picks...

Beastie Boys : Check Your Head

Weezer : Pinkerton

Radiohead : OK Computer

and

Ben Folds Five : Whatever and Ever Amen

[The Postmaster General]

Nirvana - Nevermind
Beck - Mutations
Sebadoh - Harmacy

[CheekyShepherd]

I can only cut it down to 5!

1. Jagged Little Pill - Alanis Morrissette
2. (What's The Story) Morning Glory? - Oasis
3. Dusk - The The
4. Nevermind - Nirvana
5. Older - George Michael

[The Postmaster General]

Originally posted by CheekyShepherd
I can only cut it down to 5!




tell me about it.... i thought i was happy with just 3, but no....


Mercury Rev - Boces
Meat Beat Manifesto - Actual Sounds and Voices
Appliance - Manual

[fryman_3000]

I would have to say:

Incubus - Science

Deftones - White Pony

Rage Against The Machine - Rage Against The Machine

:cool:

[PapaJupe2k]

Alright I'll give it a shot, here are some of my faves from the 1990's. In no practicular order.

Ten- Pearl Jam
Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness- Smashing Pumpkins
Mother Love Bone- Mother Love Bone (Hey anyone out there remember these guys? They were supposed to be the first alternative band to get the mainstream push, but their lead singer died of an overdose. The push went to Pearl Jam intead by default. Good album nonetheless.)
Revenge- KISS (This was the one that fueled their comeback, exteneded their careers for another decade, and led to the reunion that KISS fans had been hoping for since 1980. My favorite album of all time.)
Voodoo Lounge- Rolling Stones (This brought them back into prominence as well.)
No More Tears- Ozzy Osbourne
Social Distortion- Social Distortion
Dookie- Green Day
Badmotorfinger- Soundgarden

[NumberMSO52]

Tool - Ænima
Fugazi - Repeater
God Lives Underwater – Life in the So-Called Space Age

[FeverDog420]

Originally posted by PapaJupe2k
Mother Love Bone- Mother Love Bone (Hey anyone out there remember these guys? They were supposed to be the first alternative band to get the mainstream push, but their lead singer died of an overdose. The push went to Pearl Jam intead by default. Good album nonetheless.)

I've heard of them. They've got a track on the Singles soundtrack which was long, luscious, and lovely.

Never heard another song by them, though.

[Cabrini Green]

Since no one has mentioned it I got to give a nomination to Garbage's debut album in the closing months of 1995. Definietly influenced several other groups and deserves to be mentioned. Also thier follow up Version 2.0 in 1998. Fiona Apple's debut album influenced all the teen piano songwriters of today but don't hold a candle to the agsnt ridden Tidal. Can't think of anymore at the moment.

[PapaJupe2k]

Originally posted by FeverDog420
I've heard of them. They've got a track on the Singles soundtrack which was long, luscious, and lovely.

Never heard another song by them, though. Yeah, there only is one album and it's extremely hard to find. My friend has the cd, and I used to, but for the life of me I can't remember what it's called. I don't think it's self titled, but maybe. Very Zeppelin like.

[paul calf]

1)the stone roses-the second coming
2)out of time-rem
3)whats the story morning glory-oasis
4)northern soul-the verve
5)travis-the man who

[Benny]

1. OK Computer- Radiohead
2. In Utero- Nirvana
3. Achtung Baby- U2

Honorable Mention to:
Blood Sugar Sex Magik- Red Hot Chili Peppers
Dookie- Green Day
The Bends- Radiohead
Nevermind- Nirvana
Ten- Pearl Jam

[SubMethod]

Whats The Story Morning Glory- Oasis
Turn It Upside Down- Spin Doctors
Urban Hymns- The Verve

[notchreturns]

TOP 3:

OK Computer - Radiohead
Aenima - TOOL
Ten - Pearl Jam

[CeMeTaRy_GaTeS]

Mine are
1.TOOL- Aenima
2.Rage Against The Machine- S/T
3. Tie between NIRVANA- NEVERMIND and
PanterA- Vulgar Display of Power

[sAtAn666]

OK Computer - Radiohead

Nevermind - Nirvana

(What's The Story) Morning Glory? - Oasis

[Another Cliche Schmoe]

glad to see so many of you enjoy Dookie... green day is my favorite band of all time, just to let ya know.

1. Nimrod - Green Day

2. Dookie - Green Day

3. Energy - Operation Ivy (technically, it was released in 1989, but it was re-released with new songs in the early nineties, so it counts)

[AppleHuntr]

Why is Bjork absent from these lists?

In no order really (and more than 3 cuz thats just too little)

1. Bjork-Post and Homogenic
2. Sleater-Kinney- Dig Me Out (anyone into punk rock/alternative HAS to check out this trio of fierce women)
3. Cibo Matto- Stereotype A (more people need to know of them! This album is a funky, weird good time)
4. Beck- Odelay
5. Garbage- Garbage and Version 2.0

I'll stop now before this goes on too long...

[Haddonfield]

1. The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion - The Black Crowes

2. Amorica. - The Black Crowes

3. Three Snakes and One Charm - The Black Crowes


:D :) :cool: :p


Them Crowes are GOOD!

[Romero&Juliet]

Originally posted by Haddonfield
1. The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion - The Black Crowes

2. Amorica. - The Black Crowes

3. Three Snakes and One Charm - The Black Crowes


:D :) :cool: :p


Them Crowes are GOOD!

Black Crowes and Nirvana were my VERY FIRST musical endeavours..

Amorica has always been my favorite.. :) I LOVE that album.


okayy.. this is gonna be REALLLY tough.. alot of good stuff came out of the nineties..

3. BELLY: KING

2. PJ HARVEY: Dry

1. Nirvana: Nevermind.


No real order, really.. They're all perfect albums.

[SeperateSelf]

3. Tool - Aenima

2. Pearl Jam - Yield

1. Soundgarden - Superunknown


And even though no one asked, here are my best of the 00's:

3. Mudvayne - L.D. 50

2. Red Hot Chili Peppers - By the Way

1. At the Drive-In - Relationship of Command