Now you can finally escape 2021 with this treasure trove of killer 90s cuts.
2021-04-21
Insanely Great 90s Songs You're Not Sick of: 1999
It’s obvious that grave mistakes had been made when devising our modern calendar, because 1999 was inarguably the first full year of the dreaded 21st century. Certainly music-wise.
2021-04-15
Insanely Great 90s Songs You're Not Sick of: 1998
Not many people realize it, but the Nineties ended May 17, 1998, when the last episode of the original X-Files series filmed in Vancouver aired. Hey, laugh if you must but the facts on the ground bear this out. Moreover, the Nineties actually began on August 23, 1988 when Jane’s Addiction released the first true prototype for the 90s rock album, Nothing’s Shocking.
2021-04-11
Insanely Great 90s Songs You're Not Sick of: 1997
1997 not only saw the continuing decline of the musical class of 1991 but also the decline of acts signed in the wake of Nirvana's black swan success. But that doesn't mean there weren't some big albums and a wide variety of very exciting music released that year.
Better yet, someone finally asked out loud the question that had been on everyone's mind for 20 years: How did Geddy Lee's voice get so high? Did he speak like an ordinary guy?
2021-03-29
Insanely Great 90s Songs You're Not Sick of: 1994
It is scientifically impossible to be sick of this video
1994 was another seminal year for Alternative Rock. So many landmark albums were released it boggles the mind to consider so much great music came out in just a 12-month period.
2021-03-26
Insanely Great Nineties Songs You Aren't Sick Of: 1993
Disclaimer: great song not included with this video clip.
1993 reminds me a lot of 1983: a year in which the established mainstream gave way to a new sub-generational cohort, along with a new wave of very disparate bands being marketed as a coherent genre.
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