gggmann said:

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Fly Me Courageous - Drivin N Cryin
Peace Pipe - Cry of Love
Give it to Me Good - Trixter
Just Another Day - Vallejo
Got No Shame - Brother Cane
Tick Tock - The Vaughan Brothers

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Trixter always felt like the last of the 80s pop metal scene. I swear they even looked like grunge but they absolutely sounded like 80s style metal.

Tonic - You Wanted More

I need to see if I can find 3 Little Pigs by Green Jello. I remember loving that song.

Summertime - Fresh Prince

David Bowie - I'm Afraid of Americans
Rolling Stones - Anybody Seen My Baby
U2 - Sweetest Thing, the Batman Forever song
Citizen King - Better Days
Garbage - #1 Crush
Prodigy - Firestarter
Deee-Lite - Groove is in the Heart
Lenny Kravitz - It Ain't Over Till It's Over, I Belong to You

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BCSWguru said:

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Talk about forgetting... I dont even recall the song title, but Oleander had one big hit. I remember buying the CD and being so pissed off because the rest of it was absolute dog****.

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The song is "I Walk Alone"

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I always liked "Why I'm Here" better.

U2- Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill me.

Helmet- Wilma's Rainbow

Eels- Novocaine For The Soul

TTWS- Something's Always Wrong

Tom Green- The Bum Bum Song

Thank you for not mentioning Cat's in the Cradle.

Cradle of Love.- Billy Idol

That was played constantly on MTV when it came out. I guess it was killed by political correctness.

I saw a lot of carryover from the late 90s into the early 2000s, but once I went off to college in '03, music seemed to change a lot (as did my day to day exposure to it). When I went through sometime back to make a 90's playlist, I had a hard time excluding some of the early 00's bangers, so I gave myself a little liberty...

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/59BsvFkEx5aXRaxWXWrJyZ?si=e825b7afa30840d3

Love Untold--Paul Westerberg
Church of Logic, Sin and Love--The Men
What Do I Have To Do--Stabbing Westward
Angry Johnny--Poe
Love...Thy Will Be Done--Martika

Everclear - Santa Monica
Snow - Informer
Ini Kamoze - Here Comes the Hotstepper
Fiona Apple - Fast as You Can
PJ Harvey - Down By the Water

Friends of P. - The Rentals
Dizz Knee Land - Dada

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Velvet Jones said:

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Don't know about the others but Headhunter is from the greatest musical decade - the 80's.

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I stand corrected. And Worlock
Was too. Not sure what I was thinking

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So was Join in the Chant

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It was, but at that point I figured most on here probably have no idea who they were so didn't bother. Late 80's I was a huge fan of the genre (Ministry, Skinny Puppy, Front 242, KMFDM, Front Line Assembly, My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult....)

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Oh yeah, loved all of that and still listen to it from time to time.

heard randomly today and had to verify they were 90's....The Corrs. Handful of good tunes and they somehow got Mutt to produce some of their stuff.

KidDoc said:

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Eve 6- Open Road Song, Promise, Tongue Tied- that whole album was just great. Their new stuff is awful.
Silverchair- Tomorrow
Rush- Roll the Bones
Sponge- Plowed
Rush- Dreamline
Rush- Animate
Rush- Driven
Rush- One Little Victory (one of their best hard rock songs)

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Came here for this one. The perfect 90s song I've re-discovered and been listening to every week lately.

StinkyPinky said:

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90's was one of the best era's of music. Ever. So won't name all of the well known bands/titles we all know. Here are a few that stand out from then that had less longevity and rarely hear too much anymore (unless you're still a fan):

Touch, Peal, and Stand - Days of The New
Bound to The floor - Local H
Unsung - Helmet
Hey Man Nice Shot - Filter
Cumbersome - Seven Mary Three
Headhunter - Front 242
Join In The Chant - Nitzer Ebb
Worlock - Skinny Puppy

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Subjective.

70s. 80s. Those were the best. Everything went downhill after that. Everything.

Even Skinny Puppy said **** it.

Fan of the Chili Peppers

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