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Radiohead.

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I knew you were going to say that.

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Radiohead.

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I knew you were going to say that.
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Me too. God TB, your getting so predictable! :D

My choice is probably REM - fantastic songs in both the late 80's and 90's, and then Oasis coming at a close second.

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Their Albums and Hit songs span the whole decade (Although thier first charted hit wasn't until 95)End Quote

Just for the record, the only reason Pearl Jam didn't have their first pop hit here in the U.S. until the Fall of '94 is because the band and their label (Epic/Sony) were against releasing any commercial singles prior to that time, for fear of cutting into album sales (a philosophy I personally have never believed in). But finally, in 1995, they released a flood of CD singles here from their earlier albums, and several of them ("Jeremy", "Daughter", etc.) reached the lower ranks of the pop chart due to moderately high sales...

However, all of their hit songs were tracked over on both the AOR and Alternative charts, since songs don't have to be available as commercial singles to be eligible for either. And on those charts, "Alive" was their first hit in the Winter of '92, followed by "Even Flow", "Jeremy", "Black", "Crazy Mary", etc...

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Aaaa! Help! I'm surrounded by girls who are throwing little pickles at me...

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Sorry for my aim, TB. Next time I'll throw something softer perhaps :) I've actually never got into Radiohead, despite many peoples attempts. I guess when they were at their peak I was still quite young and into, erghh*shudders at thought* pop music erghh. I don't mind a few of their singles now (such as 'No Alarms..., Karma Police), but I guess I haven't heard that much of their other stuff to really get me into the music.

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The Offspring
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Agreed! .Also Bush,Nirvana,Foo Fighters,Gin blossoms and Savage Garden.How's that for a mixture??

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Agreed! .Also Bush,Nirvana,Foo Fighters,Gin blossoms and Savage Garden.How's that for a mixture??
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Must admit I did quite like a lot of the album tracks of Savage Gardens first album, as well as the singles. 'Carry On Dancing', 'Tears Of Pearls' and 'Break Me Shake Me' immediatly come to mind as such tracks.

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Didn't the Replacements all but break up before the 90's happened?
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I would guess Hootie and The Blowfish.
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I really liked Smashing Pumpkins, Bush, Nine Inch Nails, Stone Temple Pilots, and Porno for Pyros.

Now I'm going retro and I am re-discovering Guns n Roses.
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Oh yeah...and that rock back that Ice T had that made that cut Cop Killer...
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Ice T's heavy metal band..... it was called Bodycount.

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I think Pearl Jam was the best band of the 90's. Pearl Jam defined music from 1992-1996. I also liked tons of of other bands. My favorite band of the 90's was Stone Temple Pilots along with Alice In Chains. I also liked Green Day, NIN, Sublime, Soundgarden, and Red Hot Chillli Peppers just to name a few.
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I agree.  Pearl Jam and Soundgarden, etc could not have had the success without groups like MudHoney, Screaming Trees, The Jayhawks, and the original PearlJam+ Soundgarden group Mother Love Bone. Nirvana, Stone Temple Pilots, all of them were great. Alice in Chains (yes!). Chili Peppers gave their greatest impact to me and my friends in the 80's with Freaky Styley and Mothers Milk. Most ppl don't realize that the Peppers were around long before the 90's rolled in. ;)