Oh wait, it says best disc of the 90's
I change my answer:
Oh wait, it says best disc of the 90's
I change my answer:
rallyxPOS13 said:Oh wait, it says best disc of the 90's
I change my answer:
Sorry, says copyright 2000 on the left side there ..
hobiercr said:
This was almost my choice
Since "the Black Album" has been said more than a few times (my pick, if I have to pick one), I really liked riding in my dad's '86 Trooper listening to this one:
Though a great many of the mentioned albums in this thread were in either mine or my dad's CD binder-thingies. Many started in his and I "stole" them. Which was nice of him to let me do. Love music now, and have an appreciation of a variety of genres, mostly thanks to him. Took it for granted until my wife pointed out that she'd only heard top 40 radio for like the first 16 years of her life. She and I play the "who's this?" game with music and she's appallingly bad as a result.
In reply to preach :
1) Shining Star. Earth, Wind and Fire.
2) Can't stand either one, if I had to pick then it's Elvis because Viva Las Vegas was covered and done better by ZZ Top.
3) Motorhead.
Best 90s album?
This was in heavy rotation back in the day...
This album was released in '94 and although many of the songs were from an earlier decade, it received a lot of play time in my CD changer during the 90's:
Also had to confirm the release date, and this one just barely makes the cut as released in June 1999. EVERY song on this album is amazing:
Too much grunge in this thread, not enough angry music.
Beer Baron 🍺 said:
Hm. NIN are both angry *and* horny...
I know cheating because I already said one but one other one that really opened my eyes to other genre out there was this one:
Got me listening to a whole new world of music. Such a great party band IMHO.
Man, So much good music in that era. I listened to a lot of these on my last road trip.
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