Favorite songs from the 1990s

**Ortizer** · 10-06-2018, 07:49 AM

Originally Posted by blah3

Hey now. I'm Believer that I think I Love You was a song I Liked, I really really liked.

Less Than Jake has a neat cover of I Think I Love You

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**CarrollCoRaven** · 10-06-2018, 01:09 PM

Originally Posted by Laxdad24

He could always “ Blame it on the Rain”.

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Or is it Raining Men? Or should I say Raining White Men?

**Laxdad24** · 10-06-2018, 04:09 PM

Originally Posted by CarrollCoRaven

Or is it Raining Men? Or should I say Raining White Men?

Ha

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**I Touchdown There** · 10-06-2018, 05:19 PM

Originally Posted by BPF2

I think if you go back to any generation of music, you'll find that there was great music made. And over the course of time, the great ones stand that test of time and live on. But you'll also find some music that was very popular and commercially successful at the time that didn't hold up. So over time you kind of forget those and associate that era with the ones who lasted. You think the 60's/70's were great because you had the Beatles, Stones, Eagles but forget that the Monkees and Partridge Family were also very popular and very successful during that period. The 90's brought us Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden but also The Spice Girls and Chumba Wamba.

I'm sure looking back at the 2000's and 2010's in another 20 years we'll be remembering some great music that stood the test of time and forget all about F.U.N. (who is like nails on a chalkboard for me).

ugh not a fan of F.U.N. either

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**BPF2** · 05-21-2019, 10:04 AM

I didn't feel like starting a new thread on this, so since this one had evolved into a favorite music thread, I figured it would fit.

So I watched SNL this weekend. The musical guest was DJ Khaled. He came out twice as is the norm. From what I can tell, all he really did was strut around the stage, say his name repeatedly, implore the audience to get their hands in the air, and bring out a ton of other rappers and singers to perform. His only contributions to those songs were "Yeah! Yeah!" or emphasizing some word they had just sung/rapped. How the hell is this guy a musical guest? And he makes a career out of doing this?

I'm not knocking rap or hip hop. Just him.

**Laxdad24** · 05-21-2019, 10:56 AM

Originally Posted by BPF2

I didn't feel like starting a new thread on this, so since this one had evolved into a favorite music thread, I figured it would fit.

So I watched SNL this weekend. The musical guest was DJ Khaled. He came out twice as is the norm. From what I can tell, all he really did was strut around the stage, say his name repeatedly, implore the audience to get their hands in the air, and bring out a ton of other rappers and singers to perform. His only contributions to those songs were "Yeah! Yeah!" or emphasizing some word they had just sung/rapped. How the hell is this guy a musical guest? And he makes a career out of doing this?

I'm not knocking rap or hip hop. Just him.

Lol. See also LiL John. “YEEAAH”.

“You gonna do something .....or just stand there and bleed” Wyatt Earp

**boller4president** · 05-22-2019, 09:57 AM

Primitive Radio Gods - Standing Outside A Broken Phone Booth With Money In My Hand
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XJxFAoiWSY

Something I heard a friend say reminded me of this song today

**Bhcforlife** · 05-22-2019, 10:23 AM

I was going to bump the old music thread because I finally saw SLAYER last week, but it's buried so far down this forum I gave up looking for it. Great show, Lamb of God and Amon Amarth were awesome as well. Cannibal Corpse also played but that style of death metal just isn't my thing.

**Ortizer** · 05-22-2019, 10:30 AM

Originally Posted by BPF2

I didn't feel like starting a new thread on this, so since this one had evolved into a favorite music thread, I figured it would fit.

So I watched SNL this weekend. The musical guest was DJ Khaled. He came out twice as is the norm. From what I can tell, all he really did was strut around the stage, say his name repeatedly, implore the audience to get their hands in the air, and bring out a ton of other rappers and singers to perform. His only contributions to those songs were "Yeah! Yeah!" or emphasizing some word they had just sung/rapped. How the hell is this guy a musical guest? And he makes a career out of doing this?

I'm not knocking rap or hip hop. Just him.

From what I Googled about him, he's more of a producer and dj, which makes him an odd musical guest choice to start with.

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**Gjennings85** · 05-24-2019, 09:50 PM

Far Behind by Candlebox was a great song too.

**I Touchdown There** · 05-24-2019, 10:28 PM

Originally Posted by Gjennings85

Far Behind by Candlebox was a great song too.

Indeed

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**callahan09** · 05-25-2019, 12:31 AM

Top 20, no particular order:

Caffeine by Faith No More
Bite the Pain by Death
Holy Wars... the Punishment Due by Megadeth
An Incarnation's Dream by Atheist
Painkiller by Judas Priest
Opiate by Tool
Tourette's by Nirvana
Range Life by Pavement
Spinal Meningitis (Got Me Down) by Ween
Wish by Nine Inch Nails
Crimson by Edge of Sanity
The Sky Moves Sideways by Porcupine Tree
Pure Morning by Placebo
The Bit by Melvins
The Days of Swine and Roses by My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult
S.Y.L by Strapping Young Lad
Merchandise by Fugazi
Incarnated Solvent Abuse by Carcass
Carry Stress In The Jaw by Mr. Bungle
Sabotage by Beastie Boys

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