ive heard alot of people say that the 90s was bad for music... you arent listening to the right stuff, because LEGENDARY stuff happened in the 90s... let the games begin..

Its weird to think about the way music has changed from the 70s to 90s. It changed in to the drugs that were popular durring those times if you think about it. 70s pot, lSD, 80's cocaine, 90s heroin, and pills. Haha this makes me miss high school geting old sucks.

heres all you need if your feeling the itch to go back to the 90's. 90's are Rad. Makes me wanna quit my job and buy some flanels

http://www.rizzomusic.com/popular-rock-music-of-the-90s-the-songs-that-defined-a-decade/
Semisonic-closing time lots of one hit wonders.
Colletive soul - heavy havent heard that in for ever.
Foo fighters-everlong probely my faviorte 90s song

Pearl Jam's "10" album was released in 1991. That one album in and of itself fairly well sealed the 90's as a successful decade in music. Alice in Chains, Nirvana, both unplugged no less. Pretty good stuff.

All good albums, indeed. Just wish they'd quit playing the same old 90's songs over and over on the radio. Nirvana "Bleach" and "Incesticide" had some of the best cuts, IMO. But the main stream focus is always "Nevermind," and "In utero", etc. Same goes for Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains and a few others who "formed the movement." A lot of real gems on the "B" sides of their albums.
I've always enjoyed "Ween." Nothing makes more sense than eating a few mushrooms and plugging in their "Mollusk" album. Good chit, right there!

Modest Mouse formed out of Issaquah, WA:

Good call on the Modest Mouse, Brad. Still one of my favorite bands. One of the early "indie" pioneers. I tried really hard to hate them in the 90's as the change from grunge to indie seemed a little too drastic. I was soon a believer though when I saw them in the Viking at WWU.

These guys kind of stepped outside the box, and gave us a sound different than we were used to:



In fact, here's another one:



I thought these guys would be huge........

Good submissions so far. I grew up in the 80s but learned to truly appreciate music in the 90s. I loved grunge, and I think Mudhoney was my favorite. About 1993, I really started getting into indie rock. Sebadoh, Unrest, Built to Spill, Guided by Voices, Wilco, Polvo, Jon Spencer Blues Explosion... Way too many others. I was attending college in Austin, so I had opportunities to see a lot of great live music. Good times.

Like tinyelvis, I'm a big Ween fan. Over the years, they have proved to be among the most diverse talents around. Seems there's no style they can't pull off. Heck, they even put out a good country album. This one's not my favorite from that album, but I think everyone on the Dark Side will dig it:

Dan, Tool is one of my favorite bands... did you know Maynard has his own wine company?

other good ones..



probably one of the best Tool songs out, deffinately one of my favorites..



always liked this song...



love me some Snoop too

more Seattle legends..



good stuff here as well..



not a big fan of the super heavy butt rock bang your head against the toilet till you fall unconsious, but this was the SH!T!!



another good one...



one of the wierdest videos you will ever see... i still dont undertand 90% of it, awesome song tho..

more awesomeness...

These guys rocked pretty f'n hard:

Though this one appropriate for the Dark Side.



Cowboys from Hell



This guy has an unbelievable voice. One of the best voices in rock. Great band, too. Many serve the few.............



Chris screams like a madman.



Well, that string ought to have KK setting himself on fire.

yeah, Chris has one hell of a voice, no doubt about that...



didnt come out till 02, but obviously was done in the early 90s..

love it...

Maynard from Tools band at the end of the 90s, and one of the greatest songs he ever wrote