Top 100 albums of the 90's · Music Discussion

mah J-type 327 Nubian

Well I agree about Nirvana, but then again I've never been a big fan of them.

finti Senior Member

no Metallica The Black Album on that list, whatever they say about Metallica that album should definatly been on it.

mechmoggy Northern Monkey

And where's Paul Weller's "Stanley Road", do these fool's know anything?! 😱

lil bitchiness -

Originally posted by finti
no Metallica The Black Album on that list, whatever they say about Metallica that album should definatly been on it.

✅ totally agreed on that one!! 👆

Oh yeah...no Faith no more....come on!

finti Senior Member

No Red Hot Chilli Pepper, yeah and no FNM even though(in my mind) their best album The Real Thing was released in 1989, with that said Angel Dust was a good album too

BackFire Blood. It's nature's lube

I'm surprised to see there is no TOOL on that list.

lil bitchiness -

Originally posted by BackFire
I'm surprised to see there is no TOOL on that list.

Thank you!!!!!!

Aenema should have been on there somewhere! And year... no red hot chilly pepers..😑

Where is Rage Agains the Machime....

BackFire Blood. It's nature's lube

It's definately a questionable list, it seems they picked alot of 'obscure' bands as a simple ploy to try to show their expertise in the field of music, where they should have picked more established bands.

finti Senior Member

I'm surprised to see there is no TOOL on that list

I wasnt.

it seems they picked alot of 'obscure' bands as a simple ploy to try to show their expertise in the field of music, where they should have picked more established bands

he he I was in on the same thought, even though being an establish act doesnt necessarily mean they produce good albums. To me it seems like a lot of those establish act get lazy and rely on their prior succes

mah J-type 327 Nubian

Originally posted by BackFire
It's definately a questionable list, it seems they picked alot of 'obscure' bands as a simple ploy to try to show their expertise in the field of music, where they should have picked more established bands.

Or maybe you simply haven't heard to these wonderful bands that are by no means obscure, just not chart-fillers.

Finti, and others, may be interested in looking at their 80's list as well, which was published a while ago.
http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/top/80s/

finti Senior Member

ohh 80 list, I was gonna ask that it would be great to see if they had a 80 and 70`s list😄 way to go Mah.
Im gonna save this list for lunch today lean back and enjoy..................probably end up disaagreeing but even so.............. at least they write about each album

mechmoggy Northern Monkey

I'll be suprised if they can find 100 good albums from the 80's.

Eeeugh, I said the eighties. *shudders*

finti Senior Member

this 80`s list is laughable

mah J-type 327 Nubian

Why?
No love for pixies, tom waits, joy division, talking heads, sonic youth, beastie boys? public enemy? david byrne?

mechmoggy Northern Monkey

Joy Division are so kewl. 😎

finti Senior Member

Why mah?, there is no Metallica "Master and Puppets". No Dire Straits, No Blow Monkeys, No Curiosity Killed The Cat.

No love for pixies, tom waits, joy division, talking heads, sonic youth, beastie boys? public enemy? david byrne?

Some Joy Division, Some David Byrne as Talking Heads, the rest no

in flames murder brought aveng

how are those lists made any way ?

in flames murder brought aveng

how are those lists made any way ? who are the people that chose those albums ?

mah J-type 327 Nubian

The individual writers set up their list and it's mixed together.

Metallica? Meh, no need for them there.

lil bitchiness -

😐 no need for metallica....

what about RHCP, and Faith no more, and RATM...

I like Pixies though 😄