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The 90s Music Thread

Started by jazmunda, November 21, 2013, 07:00:42 PM

jazmunda

Given the sad news today I thought it would be apt to listen to the music that I always turn to when I'm feeling a little depressed. My teenage years were spent listening to this stuff (mostly grunge and alternative rock) and those years were an emotional rollercoaster ride for me.

So DJs spin the black circle and play your 90s Music that eases you through the tough times.

I'll kick things off with this beauty from Jeff Buckley. He definitely left us too soon.

http://youtu.be/A3adFWKE9JE


jazmunda

A Goth metal ballard. Way to raise the depression stakes. I like your style.


Heather Wade

Quote from: jazmunda on November 21, 2013, 07:14:39 PM
A Goth metal ballard. Way to raise the depression stakes. I like your style.

I was gonna post Red Water, but thought that would have been going too far.  So... I reigned it in for you.   ;)  The 90's generated some magic music, across all genres.

jazmunda

Quote from: onan on November 21, 2013, 07:15:30 PM
I Wanna Be Sedated - The Ramones

Bonk. As much as I love the Ramones and that song it isn't a 90s song. The video funnily enough was made 10 years after the song was originally released but that still misses the 90s theme. Always the rebel onan. :)


onan

Quote from: jazmunda on November 21, 2013, 07:26:32 PM
Bonk. As much as I love the Ramones and that song it isn't a 90s song. The video funnily enough was made 10 years after the song was originally released but that still misses the 90s theme. Always the rebel onan. :)

yeah I know it was before the 90's... the 90's suck regarding music.

and nothing else came to mind... be careful you aussie bastard...

jazmunda

Quote from: (Redacted) on November 21, 2013, 07:29:06 PM
4 Non Blondes - What's Up

How 90's is that?  ha haa.

Very 90s. I once made out with a girl and that song was playing on repeat so I have fond memories of it.

You mentioned this song the other day. It is my ringtone til this very day. Not my favorite song ever but the intro always makes me smile and I like to hear it when the phone rings.

http://youtu.be/qmVn6b7DdpA

Heather Wade

Oh, you weren't joking.   :o  Man, that is such a trip... I have always been that little singular bee.  Guilty pleasure:  I still get hi & sing that album from top to bottom sometimes. 

Here's a fun one:

White Zombie - Thunder Kiss '65

I wore that album out (La Sexcorcito - Devil Music Vol. 1) on repeat in my Gran Torino, the titles were worn off the cassette when I finally threw it away.  Greatest times ever.   8)

zeebo

The Pixies - a band that inspired alot of 90's music (and one of my all-time faves).  These two songs from the album Bossanova from 1990.

Pixies - Dig For Fire & Allison (Official Video)

jazmunda

Quote from: onan on November 21, 2013, 07:30:07 PM
yeah I know it was before the 90's... the 90's suck regarding music.

and nothing else came to mind... be careful you aussie bastard...

Fair enough. Each to their own.

I actually grew up listening to 60s and 70s rock in my dad's car so I appreciate that music too.

I have been indoctrinating my 5 year old, who was starting to hum and sing Katy Perry and Miley Cyrus, with my music.

I was thrilled when she asked me the other day what a Memoria was. Bless her.

And with that I present:

http://youtu.be/vabnZ9-ex7o

I also love this cover version of the song by Civil Twilight:

http://youtu.be/XPgWMfRmumQ

I love that 4-Non-Blondes song...  The lead singer (Linda Perry) looks like she'd be an interesting person to know.  She looks very intense (if maybe a tad manic).

Heather Wade

Amy Lee did a great acoustic cover of Heartshaped Box.

I am sure we are going to get plenty of "Lightning Crashes", Portishead, and Third Eye Blind.

But the 90s were always about Rap to me. Its where the creativity was.
The Art Bell Song--"My Mind's Playing Tricks On Me" 1991
http://youtu.be/uV3QYQzlcJ4

Cibo Matto "Beef Jerky" 1994
http://youtu.be/w7fsHM6bkyU


jazmunda

Quote from: The General on November 21, 2013, 07:55:58 PM
Mazzy Star - Fade Into You

Nice one. Haven't heard that song in nearly 20 years.

I had to turn on my US VPN to watch that one as the publisher does not allow that video to be viewed in my backwater country.

Heather Wade

One of the coolest concerts I saw in the 90's was The Division Bell.



What's this (Embedding disabled, limit reached) crap?

jazmunda

Once a certain amount of videos have been posted on each page it does that to avoid slowing down the page load time.

Out of curiosity, I looked up 4-Non Blondes frontwoman Linda Perry; I was pleased to see that she is far more than a one-hit wonder:  she has been actively involved in production and recording, working with some big-name artists.  Coolness.

McPhallus

Quote from: (Redacted) on November 21, 2013, 08:10:07 PM
One of the coolest concerts I saw in the 90's was The Division Bell.

Good stuff.  That album always sounded a bit like a farewell, and it more or less was.

gbneely

A Gary Allen remake of a 1999 Earl Thomas Conley song. I don't normally like country, but this guy brings it. This was done in 2003, but I like this version better.

http://youtu.be/-yiNP2bKbEw

Heather Wade

Quote from: McPhallus on November 22, 2013, 12:48:35 PM
Good stuff.  That album always sounded a bit like a farewell, and it more or less was.

A graceful goodbye.  The tour kicked serious ass.




jazmunda

Quote from: bateman on November 22, 2013, 02:37:36 PM
Face to Face - Disconnected

Pearl Jam - State of Love & Trust

I love State of Love & Trust.

One of my favorite songs of that era actually falls out of the 90s music category but I will let it slide as I am the thread starter.

Crown of Thorns - Mother Love Bone

Mother Love Bone - Crown Of Thorns

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