You have Nirvana for starters. Also Red Hot Chili Peppers, Pearl Jam, Oasis, Foo Fighters, STP, RATM, you name it.
I'm a millennial girl and I remember the 90s very well.
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Trending & News You have Nirvana for starters. Also Red Hot Chili Peppers, Pearl Jam, Oasis, Foo Fighters, STP, RATM, you name it.
I'm a millennial girl and I remember the 90s very well.
Oh hell yes. Imagine kneeling before a towering sound system, dressed head-to-toe in '80s hairband attire complete with tight leggings and bandanas wrapped fetchingly around my wrists.
My tormentors attach nipple clamps synchronized to trigger at the loudest decibels during iconic power ballads.
Every tortured wail from Whitesnake's David Coverdale sends shockwaves of agony coursing through my body like electric volts timed perfectly with pulsating basslines.
And oh, the irony of being forced to clean my Mistress' cherished Doc Marten boots while gagged with a rolled-up Spin Doctors album cover stuffed into my mouth.
How deliciously demeaning it feels to scrub away at dirtied soles as "Two Princes" blares incessantly, reminding me of simpler times when a catchy tune didn't double as a sonic cattle prod!
Yes. It was great but most music 63-current is fucking awesome! My play list has Eagles, Sinatra, Kiss, Metallica, TSwift, Bee Gees, NWA, Beatles, Motley Crue, Johnny Cash, Beyonce, Bangles, Iron Maiden, Motown, Grunge, Death Metal, Pop, Hip Hop, Disco. Everything but some VERY exclusive country. Country music is beer, broads, dogs, trucks and the American flag that so many listeners don't understand what it represents.
Those bands are one of the reasons I hated growing up in the 90s.
Wait, didn't you grow up in the grunge heartland?
I love all these bands more than modern music
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Yes , I feel that was the last of great music in my opinion , compared to the music today , I still love music , but music to me is better back then , compared to how it is today , mainly because there isn’t many newer bands that fully grabbed my attention yet , like the bands did back in the day. There are a few newer bands that I like today , but they don’t blow me away the same way bands did back then. Most of my favorite bands ended up with a member that died that aren’t the same as they use to be , like STP and Alice In Chains or Soundgarden to name a few. So most of my music category that I still play today , is from back then. I been trying to listen to some newer bands, but it isn’t the same. It’s like movies today , I prefer the classic movies over newer movies. Most newer movies put me to sleep so I barely watch tv much anymore , for me to sit down and watch a movie it has to really keep my interest or I will pass out lol
Yes , my favorite were sepultura and pantera , back then.
It was good but not as good as 80s rock bands.
ALL decades had great rock.
Grow up in 90s so have soft spot for 90s music
Prefer 70s
Sure
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