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[Audrey Tatou, Coco Avant Chanel]

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[Orange is the New Black]

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What's your favorite '90s music, FS?

Any and all stupid pop from my childhood. Also, Nirvana. I would say Barenaked Ladies also but I like their stuff from other decades too, so that's kind of cheating.

Any and all stupid pop from my childhood.

This. My favorite songs then are my favorite songs now.

Green Day, Smash Mouth, Eminem, 3 Doors Down, and Spice Girls.

Backstreet Boys

Honestly? Back in the '90s I loved Hootie and the Blowfish. (I know, I know.) Just writing that got "Only Wanna Be with You" stuck in my head, but their cover of "I Go Blind" was my #1 jam. (Well, that and Sixpence None the Richer's "Kiss Me" in the later '90s.)

Most of Hole's '90s songs were good too - "Doll Parts," "Gutless," "Pretty on the Inside," etc. I liked Portishead and Garbage too... good times.

No shame over Hootie and the Blowfish. They were a good band.

Not as much stuff as I thought because apparently a lot of the bands I think of as 90s bands released most a lot of their stuff in the 80s.

But, um, Weezer, Guided By Voices, and Grandaddy come to mind. Also the Posies who are actually the most 90s band in history. And a bunch of rap and pop obviously.

Jesus, this is hard.

311, Bush, Pearl Jam, Stone Temple Pilots, Soundgarden, Third Eye Blind, Mariah Carey, SWV, TLC, ummm...lots of other pop. Early '90s pop was so much fun.

Industrial metal; Course of Empire, Rob Zombies, Static-X, Gravity Kills and Machines of Loving Grace

Definitely Blink 182. Selena and Ricky Martin also had a lot to do with how I was raised somehow. I don't recall too hard as to what my favourites were on the radio back then, I was only a kid, and I only started listening to more music and discovering stuff in the 2000's tbf.

also SOMBEDOBY ONECE TOLD ME~♪14♫♪

Blink 182 was my jam.

Any cheesy 90s dance music, also Oasis, Blur, and similar cheese!

L7 and their like! I like the grungy girl bands a lot.

Smashing Pumpkins, White Zombie, Marilyn Manson, Korn, The Prodigy, The Blur

also early 90s dance and pop hits. who remembers "Opposites Attract"? Paula Abdul, Janet Jackson, C&C Music Factory. those were early 90s.

Re: '90s music

(Anonymous) - 2014-08-06 01:25 (UTC) - Expand

most of the pop stuff. too many to think of and list.

Seconding a lot of this, and I'll throw in Natalie Imbruglia and Goo Goo Dolls.

* Green Day
* Bush X
* No Doubt
* Oasis
* blur
* Nirvana
* Foo Fighters
* Blink 182
* Smashing Pumpkins
* Offspring
* Our Lady Peace
* Radiohead
* Alanis Morissette
* TLC
* Backstreet Boys

Spice Girls and Britney Spears. Oh and Blink 182.

Oh man. Like all of it. LOL

Nirvana
Goo Goo Dolls
Temple of the Dog
Stone Temple Pilots
Soundgarden
Nine Inch Nails
Alanis
Tori Amos
Portishead
Weezer
Ween
Everclear
Alice in Chains
Radiohead
and so on

Anything from my childhood, really. It ranges from all genres. Some ones off the top of my head: R.E.M, No Doubt, Hootie ATBF, Nirvana, Blues Traveler, Smash Mouth, Seal, Ace of Base, T.L.C, etc

~~all of it~~

boy bands mostly oops also some other specific songs from other groups

I love 90's music. I loved NIN, Rammstein, Linkin Park (counts, barely), Silverchair, White Zombie, Marylin Manson, VnV Nation, KMFDM, Metallica (sort of counts), and various metal bands.

I loved Alanis Morisette, Tracy Chapman, Jan Arden, The Cranberries, Melissa Ethridge, and the entire female folk-rock movement of the 90's.

I loved TLC, Destiny's Child, Mariah Carey, Salt n' Pepa, Snoop Dogg, Sean Paul, Will Smith, Eminem, Swollen Members and all the silly hip hop and rnb/reggae movement that existed then.

I fucking loved electronica and the entire start of dance music that was just exploding in the 90's. Too many to list, almost. Daft Punk, BT, DJ Tiesto, Ace of Base, La Bouche... and just so many singles that I still keep around.

There's so too much shit to even list. I listened to so much music back then... much more than get the chance to take in these days.

BSB, Eminem, Spice Girls, Britney Spears, S Club 7, 'N Sync, The Offspring, KoRn, Nirvana, Ace of Base, Mandy Moore

Weezer and the Foo Fighters are pretty much my favorite bands to have come out of the 90s. Weezer may have a little to do with the fact that their first album was released about the time I got a guitar, and my brother and I were teaching ourselves to play by working out pretty much every song on that album (and Nirvana's first couple albums, and the Beatles). It was really fun when a friend came over and we would all take different guitar/bass parts and sing the harmonies... so Weezer's first couple albums are a whole lot of happy memories for me, and they're still making good stuff.

And then the Foo Fighters the only band from that time period who are still recording new stuff where I'll hear it on the radio and go "Hey, this song rocks" and then the vocals start up and I go "Hey, I know who this is - no wonder it rocks!"