90s bands you liked, but don't see around...
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Man or Astroman gets heavy rotation on my iPod. Their early stuff was great.
The only band that comes to me that wasn't already mentioned is
MR. Bungle
I love the chaotic chances they took with music
MR. Bungle
I love the chaotic chances they took with music
The Toadies
the toadies are still around. they have a another project with the lead singer and his brother i can't think of the name right now.i've got a toadies cd in my cd player at home right now , great band !
I've got a list a mile long and most have been mentioned.
Seven Year Bitch
Mudhoney
Soul Coughing
L7
White Zombie although they spanned some decades.
Notorious BIG
Tribe Called Quest
Arrested Development
Lord of Acid (although they tried to sneak into the 2000's)
Seven Year Bitch
Mudhoney
Soul Coughing
L7
White Zombie although they spanned some decades.
Notorious BIG
Tribe Called Quest
Arrested Development
Lord of Acid (although they tried to sneak into the 2000's)
i recently ripped my vinyl copies of _Star Booty_ and _Umber_. hadn't listened to them in a while.
Jon Fine is now writing a column for Business Week.
pavement's done, but malkmus is still going; new Jicks record is imminent.
Great album's! so was Ben Hur!i recently ripped my vinyl copies of _Star Booty_ and _Umber_. hadn't listened to them in a while.
Jon Fine is now writing a column for Business Week.
pavement's done, but malkmus is still going; new Jicks record is imminent.
Jon Fine? Business Week?
last I heard he was playing for "Vineland"! that is funny... I guess we all grow up and have to pay the bills somehow! 
irate2:I will check Jicks out
Nice. If we're bringing hip hop into the mix, I've got lots...
Pete Rock & CL Smooth
Gang Starr
The Pharcyde (they still do some stuff)
Artifacts
The Digable Planets
Jeru The Damaja (still going, but I miss his albums with premier)
Kurious
Organized Konfusion
Neurosis.
(I can't believe nobody said this before)
(I can't believe nobody said this before)
Oh yeah, these are good too.
I'ma put Black Sheep in there even though they still do some stuff.
you can't miss them if they never leave...
A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing is one of my favorite albums ever, to this day.
Toad The Wet Sprocket
Jackie and the Twins RULE
Millencolin
Pennywise
Lagwagon
Propagandhi
Strung Out
Pretty much all of the Fat Wreck stuff.
And Blink 182 before Travis Barker.
Pennywise
Lagwagon
Propagandhi
Strung Out
Pretty much all of the Fat Wreck stuff.
And Blink 182 before Travis Barker.
- Agent Orange (Although they are touring now, not sure what the line up is.)
- Circle Jerks
- Quiet Riot (Had to throw them in...total guilty pleasure)
- Circle Jerks
- Quiet Riot (Had to throw them in...total guilty pleasure)
Helmet.
I love love love strung out. one of the best shows I've ever seen. I am a huge pennywise fan too but never seen em live.
ahhh yes... i used to work the door when they would open for my buddy's band the I-Rails... LA (Madam Wongs), Ventura (Charlie's), Oxnard (various), and Santa Barbara (Pat's Grass Shack and various other places.. sometimes we would rent place called The Barn new UCSB and they would play there). I remember the lead singer in high school (and maybe the other band members were to, i dont recall) and we would have to slip them out the back when the cops came buy when they were playing bars.
my buddy's band the I-Rails went on to become The Primitive Radio Gods.. same band members sans Jeff Sparks.
Prop can't and won't die. They are still killing things.
helmet is still around, there coming out with a new album or it just came out. if your a fan of industrial rock filter is also coming out with a new album . i heard the song from it and it's good.
i think you are off by a decade.
I thought the same thing, but refrained. For once.
i didn't go through all four pages to see if any one has said paul simon, but you've gotta love the guy
and either he is really short or chevy chase is really tall
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
Matthew Sweet
Elastica
The Refreshments
Cracker (my favorite 90's band, though they are still kicking around)
Matthew Sweet
Elastica
The Refreshments
Cracker (my favorite 90's band, though they are still kicking around)
if lynn straight wasn't killed "Snot" would be HUGE right now
get _Countrysides_, it's pretty good. "Ain't Gonna Suck Itself" is pretty funny.
Got it.
"Up Against the Wall Redneck Mothers" is my favorite track off that album.
Hope to get tickets to see all these guys plus everlast and more at the Tweeter Center in MA on 6/1.
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Also might see Everclear for free in a couple weeks.
90's bands I'd be curious about:
Sponge - Saw them live for a small venue(Club Babyhead in Prov,RI)tour and they were awesome and so normal looking. Next disc they looked like Glam Alternative(if there's such a category)
Goldfinger - Saw these guys at Lupo's in Providence. I know a lot folks think they're ska/punk posers, but I don't care, they entertained me and still do when I throw their album on repeat in the iPod.
Watercress - Band from Ireland I saw at the Guinness Fleadh - awesome live band, lots of jammin, and the disc Bummer was excellent. Lost the disc was some douche stole my CD Deck out of my Jeep. Finally found the singer's myspace page this week.
Best part about "has been" bands is they are back playing at the smaller clubs, they're back doing their own thing(no influence from the rep), and they're usually better musicians after years of working in the business.
you could add pretty much all of the Creation roster on here; some excellent output in that era (aside from when Oasis destroyed it).
slowdive
my bloody valentine
swervedriver
jesus and mary chain (their 1st 7")
boo radleys
ride
felt
house of love
jazz butcher
teenage fanclub
super furry animals
slowdive
my bloody valentine
swervedriver
jesus and mary chain (their 1st 7")
boo radleys
ride
felt
house of love
jazz butcher
teenage fanclub
super furry animals
that has to be the concert of the year riding. good luck trying to score tickets.
Good stuff there.