Best 90's bands

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  • runlaugheatpie
    runlaugheatpie Posts: 376 Member
    Jane's Addiction and Porno for Pyros

    sorry but JA is also from the 80's. PfP came in the 90's after JA split for a while.
  • smae1980
    smae1980 Posts: 794 Member
    Dont forget Red Hot Chili Peppers.

    Love these guys but technically 80's, they cut their first album in I think 1982 and even Blood Sugar Sex Magic, their breakthrough album was I think 1989
  • smae1980
    smae1980 Posts: 794 Member
    sorry lowfatpie you type faster than me :)
  • dcsump2
    dcsump2 Posts: 73
    This is a cool topic. I could go on and on with a list, but my top 5 (which to this day are still my favorites) are:

    1) Alice in Chains
    2) Stone Temple Pilots
    3) Soundgarden
    4) Nirvana
    5) Foo Fighters
  • runlaugheatpie
    runlaugheatpie Posts: 376 Member
    I'm going to throw a band out there that probably 95% haven't even heard of... my favorite band of all time... Dream Theater.

    I have definitely heard of them, and I'm sure they are from the 80's!!
  • runlaugheatpie
    runlaugheatpie Posts: 376 Member
    sorry lowfatpie you type faster than me :)

    :wink:
  • p0stdramatic
    p0stdramatic Posts: 372
    Jane's Addiction and Porno for Pyros

    sorry but JA is also from the 80's. PfP came in the 90's after JA split for a while.

    Yes, but they peaked in 90-91, so pretty sure it counts. Same with RHCP.
  • runlaugheatpie
    runlaugheatpie Posts: 376 Member
    Nine Inch Nails (ok they are from late 80's)
    Garbage
    Placebo

    I'm trying to think of others I like but many in my head are from the late 80's.

    I'm in the same boat...a lot of my favorite bands played through the 90s, but got their start much earlier... <3 Nine Inch Nails, Depeche Mode, and the Cure to this day...but they started earlier.

    If I had to go with a 90s only band....it would have to be Goo Goo Dolls, Beck, and Jane's Addiction.


    It would seem we like the same music :wink:
  • runlaugheatpie
    runlaugheatpie Posts: 376 Member
    Jane's Addiction and Porno for Pyros

    sorry but JA is also from the 80's. PfP came in the 90's after JA split for a while.

    Yes, but they didn't actually become widely known until 1990, and split up in 91.

    but 'widely known' does not a 90's band make :wink: some of us were already listening to them in the 80's...
  • micmac327
    micmac327 Posts: 128
    Ace of Base and Cathy Dennis!!!
  • dcsump2
    dcsump2 Posts: 73
    Anyone mention Silverchair?
  • fatgirlzrule2
    fatgirlzrule2 Posts: 162 Member
    Loved Nirvana, was a HUGE Smashing Pumpkins fan. Frente was an awesome band. And for my dork side, The Party (they were a band of five Mickey Mouse Club teens).
  • p0stdramatic
    p0stdramatic Posts: 372
    Jane's Addiction and Porno for Pyros

    sorry but JA is also from the 80's. PfP came in the 90's after JA split for a while.

    Yes, but they didn't actually become widely known until 1990, and split up in 91.

    but 'widely known' does not a 90's band make :wink: some of us were already listening to them in the 80's...
    OMG lol. Okay. :flowerforyou:
  • Operation_Me
    Operation_Me Posts: 869 Member
    Ace of Base and Cathy Dennis!!!

    Ace of Base!!!! YES!!!! haha

    I'll add Green Day, Blink 182, No Doubt and Garbage here too
  • dcsump2
    dcsump2 Posts: 73
    Not sure if this counts but how about Snoop, Dre, 2pac, etc.
  • dcsump2
    dcsump2 Posts: 73
    Everclear
  • dcsump2
    dcsump2 Posts: 73
    Fuel

    Goo Goo Dolls
  • dcsump2
    dcsump2 Posts: 73
    Weezer!!!!
  • sjostrich
    sjostrich Posts: 117 Member
    Wicked thread :) All about the grunge! but gotta show some post-punk love. Early Green Day and Offspring come to mind.
  • minnesota_deere
    minnesota_deere Posts: 232 Member
    not one person mentioned Metallica?? i know its 80's but they had a great album in the 90's, enter sandman?!!?!? gees
    or limp bizkit.
  • Punkedpoetess
    Punkedpoetess Posts: 633 Member
    Loved a lot of the bands mentioned already (90's music was great), but here are a few more that weren't mentioned:

    Korn, Marilyn Manson, Rammstein, Third Eye Blind, REM (I know they started in the 80's, but they had some hits in the 90's), U2 (same deal as REM), Metallica (had some hits in the 90's, started in the 80's). So many great ones were already covered. Love grunge and alternative music as well as hard rock/metal and my starting point for listening to this music was the 90's.
  • minnesota_deere
    minnesota_deere Posts: 232 Member
    Filter was great, tribute to Kurt Cobain. "hey man nice shot"
  • babbityboo
    babbityboo Posts: 98 Member
    What, nobody's said Radiohead? I know they're considered an 00s band, with Kid A and so on, but OK Computer is an amazing 90s album.

    OP said Radiohead :) Radiohead is definitely my choice too
  • minnesota_deere
    minnesota_deere Posts: 232 Member
    forgot about Tool.
  • minnesota_deere
    minnesota_deere Posts: 232 Member
    and kid rock
  • dcsump2
    dcsump2 Posts: 73
    Filter was great, tribute to Kurt Cobain. "hey man nice shot"

    That wasn't a tribute to Kurt Cobain. It was about Budd Dywer, a PA treasurer who comitted suicide pubicly.
  • runlaugheatpie
    runlaugheatpie Posts: 376 Member
    not one person mentioned Metallica?? i know its 80's but they had a great album in the 90's, enter sandman?!!?!? gees
    or limp bizkit.

    Metallica to me are 80's. I actually saw them open for Ozzy Osbourne's "Bark at the Moon" tour before Cliff Burton was killed.

    That's just showing my age of course but I wouldn't classify them as a 90's band myself.

    Limp Bizkit on the other hand, yes :)
  • Jipples
    Jipples Posts: 650 Member
    Nirvana=soo overrated
  • runlaugheatpie
    runlaugheatpie Posts: 376 Member
    Loved a lot of the bands mentioned already (90's music was great), but here are a few more that weren't mentioned:

    Korn, Marilyn Manson, Rammstein, Third Eye Blind, REM (I know they started in the 80's, but they had some hits in the 90's), U2 (same deal as REM), Metallica (had some hits in the 90's, started in the 80's). So many great ones were already covered. Love grunge and alternative music as well as hard rock/metal and my starting point for listening to this music was the 90's.

    I can keep being annoying here REM and U2 NO WAY are these 90's bands. You can not classify them as such.
  • renstwin
    renstwin Posts: 66 Member
    No one mentioned Live! I loved the album Throwing Copper.
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