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linkin park

linkin park, you're trolling right.


I'd say Weezer.

is linkin park not 90s?

e: well at least the origins are ^_^

No, I'm argueing as to why you would even think linkin park are good :P

xD

limp bizkit, pod, crazy town

limp bizkit was actually great, in the 90s..

lol?

first 2 albums m8 $$$

well, no

3 $ bill y'all... go get it.

shit, shit and shit.

no shit -_-

Radiohead was great up to, and including, the bends, but rhcp? Ninja please :D

Hmm, a good popular 90's rock band? I'll say soundgarden.

by rhcp i mean everyhing until californication, rest is just pure crap :D
but, blood sugar sex magic is just fantastic

I also don't know why people havn't mention Nirvana or Pearl Jam, the latter probably being the 'best' ninetines band.

Pearl Jam > *

ya nirvana

oh and rage against the machine

Offspring ;]

Their original (and best stuff) was more Punk imo

yes.

dream theater is prog metal, and its still on the list. i guess rock covers it all.

Smashing Pumpkins, Faith No More, Alice in Chains, Foo Fighters, Sound Garden, Nirvana etc.

yea I thought about the FF, and i dont like nirvana that much :/

Faith No More ftw!

all of them suck

I like some radiohead stuff but for the most part it's fucking boring

bla bla bla... gimme some good bands

I like your style

you know what else sucks? useless cunts.

Fear Factory
Feeder
Sigur Ros

is sigur ros really rock music..?

some of it , they are ambient/rock/electronica
There early stuff form the 90's was more on the rock side of things

yeah i havent listened to Von yet. what do you think of their new album? needs a few listens to get into for sure

I like it a lot , and yeah it does take a while to get into it :) , but it is like most experimental style music trying to go in a new direction , it takes a while before you're used to it , then it sounds cool .

They'd likely be classified as post-rock so if the OP can list a prog-rock band like Dream theater then it probably flies.

Queens of the Stone Age :o (their first album)

yeah but u didn't hear it until 2003/4.

I listened to kyuss before so :(

LIES!

Kyuss

Faith No More
Rage Against The Machine
Stone Temple Pilots
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Soundgarden
Alice In Chains
Primus
Sublime
Big Wreck (sadly an unknown band but fucken amazing)
White Zombie
Helmet

there was good bands ? ?? no way.

or maybe.... if u count 90's version of mötley crüe a rock band...

how about a little band called Nirvana.....

Reef

tfi

heh :D

God you are all terrible, you make me embarrassed to be a part of this web site!

For example... NINE INCH NAILS I mean wtf!? Tool!? Korn? Rage against the machine, the pixies, METALLICA!! I could go on and on really....

And I mean, you listed Zwan, who never even formed until 2001!

the fact that you count METALLICA from the NINETIES as a good band is embarrassing enough, man. infact, that couldnt be more embarrassing.

black album! rest were shit I agree.

metallica of the 90s is just bleh. and i don't know if i would consider pixies a 90s band.

No matter what the decade, metallica blows chunks

i bet you listen to homo black metal

Nothing homo bout' bm imo but of course you are entitled to your opinion.

Black metal ist krieg?

omg youre 16.

omg I'm 26

nooone listens to black metal after 17, dont lie.

i do :,(

i bet you listen to your poop coming out

no i usually cover my ears

with poop?

if its the 80s, metallica rules.

Indeed, on 90's they went mainstream and sucked ass.

yeah and after 2000 they buried themselves. :D

Well that is the argument, whether you should only judge when a band release their music, or when their music was influential. Although the pixies released the majority of their music in the late 80's, I would say they were only really popular in the 90's, and I would say they music they made, is "90's" music.

yea but billy dude, billy. And i LOVE Rage against the machine, but i dont think that a band should be that reladed to polical ideas

Anathema
Don Caballero
Dream Theater
Freak Kitchen
Neurosis
Pain Of Salvation
Porcupine Tree
Refused
Rush (always good!)
Sonic Youth
The Fucking Champs
The Smashing Pumpkins
Tool

tool owns :D

Rather broad definition of rock and 90s but YEAH!

<3 porcupine tree

though i have to say that most of the pre stupid dream stuff kind of bores me

post-Stupid Dream is deffo better :D

Scooter

scooter rocks

tell me its not the guy making shit jump style music now?

Tool
Nirvana
RATM
Pearl Jam
Smashing Pumpkins
Pantera
Deftones/Soundgarden

In that order, if we're talking top 7.

... Most of the bands are metal :<

Uh, no

had to plus since you saved me from having to write one. ;)

primus, rem,the deftones, the cranberries, skunk anansie

oh yea primus and less claypool, i forgot that one :>
and the cranberries i agree aswell, burry the hatchet <3

smashing pumpkins FTW

totaly >*

Queens of the stone age
White stripes
Tool
Faith no more

White Stripes \o/

abba

Whats with rock covering pantera, dreamtheater, pain of salvation, metallica etc?

oh well. Good bands above.

The Melvins(Their best work came in the 90's)
Drive Like Jehu
Refused
Rocket From the Crypt
Devin Townsend
Far
Mogwai
At the Drive-in
Fugazi
Morphine
The Breeders

Some stuff not mentioned.

Wouldn't label half the bands on your list under "rock" tbh.

But omfg, Refused was the band of the century!

I mean if AIC can be rock so can those bands :o

What do you mean, 'can be rock'? Oo Grunge is a sub-genre of rock.

Well Grunge is a stupid genre thing anyway. Most of the band don't really have anything in common except for originating from the Seattle area and having a similar look and attitude.

Huh? AIC is as rock as you can get.

Huh? Lots of metal influence in AIC.

And metal is a sub-genre of rock...

All music is the same thing.

Actually, no, heavy metal and it's subgenres are derivatives of rock.

I disagree, but that's another way of looking at it. Anyway, to say AIC isn't rock is completely absurd.

Indeed, just saying. :p I suppose it's borderline nitpicking, but oh well.

You could say early metal is a sub-genre but modern metal has changed a lot from what rock is really and taken elements from lots of other genres of music.

refused $$$
such a shame that they went separate ways :/

Also WTF at Zwan, Muse and RHCP making the list!?!?

since Zwan has the best musicians from a perfect circle, the pumpkins, Slint, Chavez, i think it has to be here even if it came after the end of 90's.
Also, muse is not what i call a bad band and they have to be in that list, and i'd rather not argue about the RHCP since their 3 first commercial albums, Mother Milk, Blood sugar sex magic and One hot minute are just pure gold.

One Hot Minute was shit and Zwan's album just isn't good. Also Muse only had one album out in the 90's and it's such a blatant Radiohead ripoff it's embarrassing.

what, Zwan's special DVD got the wonderful song ever written by Corgan "my life". Its just fantastic.
Also, showbiz its for me the best muse album, expect i have a crush on bliss.
And One hot minute its well made, but i concur that david shitnarro is just a crap live, and most of the concert they had playing with that cunt were shitty and maybe it did affect the One Hot Minute aura..

Also Mary Star of the Sea came out in 2003.

rhcp should be on there thanks to Blood Sugar Sex Magic. That album is epic, and it came out in 91. One hot minute was good as well, if you can get past some of the songs.

mothers milk has some good songs

yeah it has great songs. i love that album

Alice in Chains, you silly twats.

Agreed

pearl jam = best 90's rock band.

alice in chains, soundgarden, nirvana, faith no more, etc. too many good rock bands from 90's.

pearl jam is just hands down best. Versus and Ten are great great albums.

OASIS number 1 by miles :)

wondertwat

typical drunk singeralong music cos the singings so bad u sound just as good as liam when you're drunk

die in a fire

Slint
Polvo
Ride
My Bloody Valentine
Nivrana
Primal Scream
Lush
Neds Atomic Dustbin
Slowdive
Neutral Milk Hotel
Radiohead
Godspeed You Black Emperor!
PJ Harvey
Sonic Youth
Supergrass

OASIS SUCK COCK

Thought about ride but I thought that was the lest rocky of the lot in my list. But yeah, Ride are awesome.

some win in here

Funny that you never mention any band and just keep a vague opinion such as "some radiohead stuff" and "some win here". Little too old to be afraid to mention the bands we like aren't we? Nerd.

no, I just can't be bothered that's all.

wait you have 5 years on me and you're saying I'm too old?!?!

This list is fucking good [+], I like you.

drex list + yo la tengo

= win

btw Dream Theater isn't a rock band ffs.

Nada Surf
Spoon
The Cranberries
Sonic Youth
Superdrag
Harvey Danger

Nada Surf! \o/

why does everyone love radiohead so much? they suck balls.

I like radiohead =). Especially the bends and pablo honey before thom yorke started writing with incoherent lyrics.

Godspeed You! Black Emperor

I'm punk rock oriented so, for famous bands, i'd say Blink 182 & GreenDay

and U2 still did some good stuff

Those bands are more pop than punk.

guess that at beginningthey were punk, and they finished pop :p

Bad Brains
Minor Threat
Black Flag
MDC
Agnostic Front
Cro-Mags

NOW THATS PUNK FELLA

Missed something? Starts with a D

Descendents? :P

Dead kennedys

Okay that too :D But he pretty much listed all the '82 Hardcore bands except Discharge

The Clash
Siouxie and the Banshees
Iggy and the Stooges
Penetration (oi punk, whatever)

This is annoying... please explain why you don't consider them punk bands?

they more interested in selling records than the feeling of the music hence pop

So any band that is "more interested in the feeling of the music" than selling records is punk?

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5119...jgKX3sz6Dg

Very interesting video, thanks

But i stand by my point that you still can want to sell as many records as possible, making your art avaiable to as many people as possible while staying true to your music and your values. And if you're talking about these 2 particular bands, Green Day and Blink, i think they both took some risks at some point in their career to make the music that they wanted.

because punk wasn't just a specific sound (or genre/whatever)

the whole idea behind punk music and punk as an ideology, sub culture and rebellion against society on a mass scale had been driven into the ground and long died out before those bands, I mean the whole thing had been going on a near decade or more before green day and blink 182.

I don't really know much though but I gather that's pretty much it. I'm not a fan of punk at all really yet there are a few albums I enjoy on a somewhat regular basis.

Yes, it is true that a large part of the punk movement was about the culture, but music that former punk rock bands played had a lot of things in common. I'm not saying that say, the Sex Pistols and the Clash sounded very much alike, but punk bands played songs that were always a bit edgier and faster than standard rock music.

And, just like a lot of musical genres, I think it has evolved and broadened over the years and now "punk" bands aren't really into the values and ideologies of punk bands of old, but they are influenced by their music a lot and that is why they are classified as punk bands.

As an exemple, if the Buzzcocks were considered punk back then, I don't really see what would make them so much different than like Blink or whatever, except that they were from that era.

Anyways, that's just how i see it, and where i'm from everybody labels these new bands punk and i'm sure the bands feel very much part of that genre also. Don't forget that most of these new punk bands that made it big started in small punk clubs too, just like bands in the 70's and some were successful and got very popular but i don't believe that they were planning to get rich and everything from the start. And you know, it's not like bands from the 70's didn't sign to a major and tried to make it big also, it's just that people only really started to dig it during the 90's thanks in part to the explosion of grunge and stuff.

I have no idea what you judge these bands by when you keep listing all those one hit wonder shit.

All i know is that AC/DC released two albums in the 90's, and one of them included Thunderstruck, and that's enough for me.

AC/DC = same song done 300 fucking times

GHAOIHIHA! Still longing for their next album. Will prolly make me cum. :(((((((((((

RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE!