90's Bands

[newbathroom]

So trying to make my work afternoon go quicker and listen to some music, so up pops the band Garbage from the 90's, how could I forget how bloody brilliant they were especially Stupid Girl! Anyone agree?

Ahhh, the 90's
Jesus Jones
Senseless Things
Kingmaker
Neds
I loved the 90's !!

My 6 year old DD is madly into 90s girl bands, Garbage, No doubt, Skunk Anansie and of course the perennial favourite of pre-school children Hole. Thank you Captain Marvel soundtrack!

All these fantastic bands bringing back so many memories I know what I will be listening to today, I was the only one of my friends and I mean the only one who loved the prodigy

This is such good timing. I started making a list of my fave 90's songs, then got stuck. Will use this thread as inspiration and make a playlist.

Best era for music, brings back great memories. Thank you for this.

Also Alanis Morissette Jagged little pill album played it on repeat

The 1990’s had the best music of all genres and if you disagree I will fight you.

also Chuck in a bit of 90's dance loved KLF

My partner and I are introducing our 4 year old to the soundtrack of our teens via the repeats of 90s Top of The Pops currently on BBC4 / iPlayer

@247SylviaPlath

I’m so glad it’s not just me who is stuck in the 90’s…

Eels still around by the way - seen them a couple of times in last few year’s and they’re as amazing as ever…Mark Oliver Everett is my #1 crush…

Ah Mr E! My biggest love and always will be ❤️

Love this thread! Never prouder than when my daughters are blasting out ‘Ladykiller’ by Lush and know all the words!
I’ll never understand why there aren’t indie discos for the over 45s in every town. There would be wall to wall old farts on the dance floor, all channelling their inner Brett!

I loved the 90s for music!

So many amazing female vocalists too:

Belly
Pixies
Breeders
L7
Hole
PJ Harvey
Verucca Salt

...to name a few

Lovely bit of nostalgia to wake up to on a Saturday morning! Pulp, James, Placebo, Radiohead, Embrace, Blur, Skunk Anansie, Cranberries, Levellers, Bjork, Jamiroquai and Manic Street Preachers are still bands I listen to on a regular basis.

Not to mention the American ones like Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, Smashing Pumpkins, Metallica.

wanders off to create a favourite hits of the 90s playlist

Loving this thread ♥️

@newbathroom

My fave album! Ever!

My favourite bands from that era:
Senseless Things
Carter USM
Mega City Four
The Wonderstuff
PWEI
The Levellers
The Frank and Walters
Ludicrous Lollipops
Neds
Nirvana
L7
Garbage
Pulp
Blur
Oasis
Radiohead
Ash

@Yourownpersonaljesus pretty sure I did Feet First. Also Collide-a-scope at the top of Kings College (smoke alarms!), Popscene at LA2, After School Club at LSE, and Where It's At which I think was at Samantha's? Oh and Bedrock at Metro

@Lifeisbeautiful01, my inner Brett would scare 'em all off!

Super Furry Animals. I was going to post, on the things-you're-sad-you'll-never-do-again thread, listen to a new SFA album. Take me back to the 90s

[quote Frazzlerock]@Yourownpersonaljesus pretty sure I did Feet First. Also Collide-a-scope at the top of Kings College (smoke alarms!), Popscene at LA2, After School Club at LSE, and Where It's At which I think was at Samantha's? Oh and Bedrock at Metro [/quote]
Looks like you might be a bit younger than me @Frazzlerock. My clubbing days were more the early 90s. It's funny that you mention LSE though as that's where DD is currently studying - she has terrible taste in music sadly .

Garbage were brilliant, I also loved push it and I think I'm paranoid.
Born in the 80's and grew up in the 90's.
90's my favourite era of music and my favourite bands. Anyone remember Menswear?

Forgot to add The Charlatans to my list!

Echobelly. Awesome

@SaigonSaigon

Echobelly. Awesome

Echo belly were awesome. Saw them live and Sonya Madan had the crowd enraptured.

Luna
Radiohead
Pearl Jam
Beck
Dodgy
Bluetones
Brand New Heavies
Prodigy
Beastie Boys - Ill Communication

I loved Mick Harvey’s album of Serge Gainsbourg songs, Intoxicated Man

Did anyone used to go to pop scene at the LA2.. ?!
Also indie nights at Kings macadam building?
100 club
Good times!!

Love this thread! Loved 90 music ( still do tbh) I’m 42, nearly 43. Spent my teens in the 90s it was amazing. From boy bands/pop into indie/Brit pop and rock/heavy dance bands I had a ball discovering music and going to gigs and festivals in the mid to late 90s they were cheap and cheerful and so simple in comparison to now . No social media and instant online photos to worry about, no pressure to pump your lips up or have fillers, brilliant memories.