Even with all the '90s songs I love, most of them are singles (there actually were alot of one hit wonders)....so I just wondered what everyone's favorite full albums are. Here's some of mine:


Metallica - Black album
Collective Soul self titled '95
U2 - Achtung Baby
Paula Abdul- Spellbound
Genesis- We Can't Dance
Green Day- Dookie
Wallflowers- Bringing Down the Horse
Nirvana - Nevermind
Alanis- Jagged Little Pill
Bryan Adams - Waking up the Neighbors
Offspring - Americana
any Weird Al from then ;) (I got Off the Deep End right when it came out)


P.S. Funny that I'm more of a pop fan overall, but the better full albums are usually rock.

Here are 10 at random that I own and listen to (or have listened to) the most ...

World on Edge - World on Edge (1990)
N-Trance - Happy Hour (1997)
Erasure - Cowboy (1997)
Mike + the Mechanics - Word of Mouth (1991)
Alanis - Alanis (1991)
Texas - White on Blonde (1997)
Unique II - Level II (1996)
Basement Jaxx - Remedy (1999)
Suede - Coming Up (1996)
Manic Street Preachers - This is My Truth, Tell Me Yours (1998)

  Collective Soul - Collective Soul
  Achtung Baby - U2
  Superunknown - Soundgarden
  Tonic - Lemon Parade
  Out of Time - REM
  Last Splash - The Breeders
  The Chronic - Dr. Dre
  Unplugged - Nirvana
  Blood Sugar Sex Magic - RHCP
  Ritual de lo Habitual - Jane's Addiction
  Fashion Nugget - Cake
  Japanese Mysteries - Ron Korb With Hiroki Sakaguchi
  Use Your Illusion I - Guns N' Roses (I didn't have the other one)
  Psalm 69 - Ministry

Even with all the '90s songs I love, most of them are singles (there actually were alot of one hit wonders)....so I just wondered what everyone's favorite full albums are. Here's some of mine:


Metallica - Black album
Collective Soul self titled '95
U2 - Achtung Baby
Paula Abdul- Spellbound
Genesis- We Can't Dance
Green Day- Dookie
Wallflowers- Bringing Down the Horse
Nirvana - Nevermind
Alanis- Jagged Little Pill
Bryan Adams - Waking up the Neighbors
Offspring - Americana
any Weird Al from then ;) (I got Off the Deep End right when it came out)


P.S. Funny that I'm more of a pop fan overall, but the better full albums are usually rock.



Pet Shop Boys - Very/Relentless (1993)

Pet Shop Boys - Very/Relentless (1993)


I totally forgot about that one.  I need to add that to my list.  The Lego case for it was awesome

A few off the top of my head:

Ten - Pearl Jam
Superunknown - Soundgarden
Nevermind - Nirvana
Ritual de lo Habitual - Jane's Addiction
Danny Loves Patti - Yum Yum

Davester had many of my choices!  Great taste, Dave  ;)

I wasn't into rock too much, but I'm gonna name some of the rock albums that I had because the songs stuck out to me in a good way.

(What's The Story) Morning Glory? - Oasis (released October 3, 1995) was one I really liked. Their hit song "Wonderwall" (US #56 in 1996) is on it. I used to put that song on repeat during the nights I was depressed fighting with my dad, which was often.

New Miserable Experience - Gin Blossoms (released August 4, 1992) With "Hey Jealousy" (Us #95 in 1993), Found Out About You, and Hold Me Down

Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness - The Smashing Pumpkins (released October 24, 1995) with "1979" (US #44 in 1996)

Republica - Republica (released July 29, 1996) I will never forget the times from summer of '96, when the "crew" (what we called it) used to drive around in our friend's white 1995 Chevy Caprice station wagon with "Ready To Go" on blasting the stereo. The car actually could fit the 8 of us. "Drop Dead Gorgeous" was actually in the movie Scream, right before Rose McGowan's death scene.

Home - Blessid Union Of Souls (released March 23, 1995) with the songs "I Believe" and "Let Me Be The One" along with my Oasis CD, I used to play this in my depressive states as well.

Just to name a few....


TLC - CrazySexyCool
Nirvana - Nevermind and In Utero
Shakira - ¿Dónde Están los Ladrones?
Thalia - Amor a la Mexicana
Janet Jackson - janet
Mariah Carey - Mariah Carey
Pearl Jam - Ten
Stone Temple Pilots - Purple
Duran Duran - Duran Duran (or "The Wedding Album")
Lucero - Piel de Angel
Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese Dream

Some great choices you guys and gals already listed. To add to them:

Alice in Chains - Dirt
Faith No More - Angel Dust
Guns N' Roses - Use Your Illusion II
STP - Core
Drain STH - Freaks of Nature
Aerosmith - Pump
Slim Shady - Eminem
Pantera - Vulgar Display of Power

I was listening to "Ready To Go" the other day. I like the US version a bit better.

Ant

A few off the top of my head:

Ten - Pearl Jam
Superunknown - Soundgarden
Nevermind - Nirvana
Ritual de lo Habitual - Jane's Addiction
Danny Loves Patti - Yum Yum

Davester had many of my choices!  Great taste, Dave  ;)


  Keep grooving... :)

 


   Tonic - Lemon Parade



  And it's Lemon Parade by Tonic, not the other way around...

  I ain't followed this band since Lemon Parade but I had the pleasure of watching this Irish rock band live when they came to the county fair in lil' old Vallejo...

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojA9lZciH5U

  This is "Wicked Soldier" from Lemon Parade.  This record includes lots of references to the troubles in Northern Ireland of times past.  I usually turn-up the volume as much as I can stand but tonight I have a headache...

I'm probably forgetting a whole load - especially as I have no entries for the late 90s.  ???

Looking back, it's all about ladies of soul pop!

Karyn White - Ritual of Love 91
Five Star - Shine 91
Wilson Phillips - Shadows & Light 92
Brandy - Never Say Never 96
Toni Braxton - Secrets 96

of the ones already listed, I can say that 2 of my favorite full albums (I happen to like every single song on these albums) is

Alanis Morrisette -- Jagged Little Pill
and
Guns N' Roses -- Use Your Illusion II

in addition, lemme add Shake Your Money Maker -- The Black Crowes
and Get A grip -- Aerosmith

Not too much music I like from the 90's, certainly the music has gone downhill from the 60's 70's and 80's, but "Jagged little pill" was a great album.

Prince & The New Power Generation - Diamonds And Pearls
O(+> - The Gold Experience
Gin Blossoms - New Miserable Experience
Spin Doctors - Pocket Full Of Kryptonite
Annie Lennox - Diva
Madonna - Ray Of Light
Prodigy - Fat Of The Land
The Prodigy - Weather Experience

Also dig the soundtracks to Go and The Saint

Some good albums listed there.  Some of my favorites from each year are:

1991 - Pearl Jam - Ten
1992 - Sublime - 40oz To Freedom
1993 - Counting Crows - August & Everything
1994 - 311 - Grassroots
1995 - Everclear - Sparkle And Fade
1996 - Less Than Jake - Losing Streak
1997 - The Verve - Urban Hymns
1998 - MASSIVE ATTACK - MEZZANINE!!!!!!!
1999 - Pink Martini - Sympathique

1997 - The Verve - Urban Hymns


That was a good one. I used to borrow my brother's copy.  ;)

Another Night (Album) - Real McCoy (rel. 1994)
The Chronic - Dr. Dre (rel. 1992)
Ready To Die - Notorious B.I.G. (rel. 1994)
All World - Greatest Hits - LL Cool J (rel. 1996)
Bizarre Ride II - The Pharcyde (rel. 1992)
Ill Na Na - Foxy Brown (rel. 1996)
Dizzy Up The Girl - Goo Goo Dolls (rel. 1998)
Keith Sweat (rel. 1996)
Hardcore - Lil' Kim (rel. 1996) This had an underground song on it, called "Drugs" with Notorious B.I.G. and this is one of those songs we used to blast on the radio in the car weekend nights.
Daydream - Mariah Carey (rel. 1995) (My sister's prize possession)
Bad As I Wanna B - MC Lyte (rel. 1996)
No Way Out - Puff Daddy (rel. 1997)
Oooohhh.... On the TLC Tip - TLC (rel. 1992)
CrazySexyCool - TLC (rel. 1994)

Forgot one - International Pop Overthrow - Material Issue (1991)

Forgot one - International Pop Overthrow - Material Issue (1991)

Is "Very First Lie" on that one?

Is "Very First Lie" on that one?


Yessir.  I saw them in concert in '91 at KUKQ-AM's Q-Fest, along with a slew of other artists I vaguely remember (School Of Fish, Stan Ridgeway and Front 242 were among the other acts from that hazy shade of summer).

Third Eye Blind - self titled
Green Day - Dookie
No Doubt - Tragic Kingdom
Ace of Base - The Bridge
Real McCoy - One More Time
TLC - CrazySexyCool
Pearl Jam - Ten
Fastball - All the Pain Money Can Buy
Chumbawamba - Tubthumper
Tasmin Archer - Great Expectations
Sugar Ray - 14:59
Goo Goo Dolls - A Boy Named Goo
Savage Garden - self-titled

It's very diverse huh?

Beastie Boys - Check Your Head

Everything Is Wrong - Moby

I like Very Necessary by Salt N Pepa, though in honesty I think I like the 90s all together, it seems all genres were more creative then whether you talk Metal, Rock, Punk, Grunge, even Dance, Pop and Disco, SNP predate the late 90s and today's hip hop bling, and that album contains some of their best work.

Nirvana - Nevermind, Incesticide & In Utero(Bleach was out in 1989, but it's also on my list)
Freedy Johnston - This Perfect World
Alice In Chains - Facelift & Dirt
Foo Fighters - (Self titled album)
L7 - Bricks Are Heavy
Stone Temple Pilots - Core

Soundgarden- Superunknown
Soundgarden- Down on the Upside
GNR- Use Your Illusion I
Luscious Jackson- Natural Ingredients
Slayer- Seasons in the Abyss
Elastica- Elastica
Fugees- The Score
Veruca Salt- American Thighs
New Radicals- Maybe You've Been Brainwashed Too
The Four Horsemen- Nobody Said It Was Easy

I liked Ace Of Base’s The Sign album which was released in the States 30 years ago. (But it was the following year, 1994, when I received a copy of it.)