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ARTIST - - - Album
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STONE ROSES
- - - The Stone Roses (1989)
Their debut. This Brit band was just plain great,
a huge sensation in Britain, very influential on music in years to come. |
20th Anniversary Legacy Edition |
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TOAD THE WET SPROCKET - - - Pale (1990)
Their bleakest, most somber album, I think. |
Playlist: Very Best Of TTWS |
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TORI AMOS - - - Little Earthquakes (1991)
With Kate Bush practically retired, Tori was a
welcome voice. |
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CROWDED HOUSE - - - Woodface (1991)
Bigger stars abroad, this critically-praised band
reaches their prime on this melody-packed set. |
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R.E.M. - - - Out of Time (1991)
Just another in a string of great albums that made
them superstars. |
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TOAD
THE WET SPROCKET - - - Fear (1991)
Melancholy and catharsis. |
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BLACK CROWES - - - Southern Harmony and Musical Companion
(1992)
Classic rock, rootsy and soulful. |
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LEONARD COHEN - - - The Future (1992)
Striking,vivid lyrics set in fine music production.
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The Future/Ten New Songs |
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SONIC YOUTH - - - Dirty (1992)
Another good album by the experimental New York
art-rockers. The earlier "Daydream Nation" is considered their
best. |
2-disc set |
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TEN-THOUSAND MANIACS - - - Our Time in Eden (1992)
My favorite Maniacs album. Natalie Merchant's voice
is pure and sincere. |
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TOM WAITS - - - Bone Machine (1992)
It's not just his growl that reminds me of Captain
Beefheart. |
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XTC
- - - Nonesuch (1992)
A late album by this preeminent New Wave band.
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BLUR - -
- Modern Life Is Rubbish (1993)
One of the greatest bands of the 90s. |
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COUNTING
CROWS - - - August and Everything After (1993)
A beautiful, soulful debut. Their next two releases
are also fine. |
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FURY IN THE SLAUGHTERHOUSE - - - Mono (1993)
German rockers. The lyrics are in English.
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NIRVANA - - - In Utero (1993)
Nevermind the grunge landmark, I like this one
more. |
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LAURA
NYRO - - - Walk the Dog and Light the Light (1993)
Last album, I think, from the first of the great
female singer-songwriters of classic rock. She died a few years later.
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AMERICAN MUSIC CLUB - - - San Francisco (1994)
Often spare, almost lazy, sometimes soaring. It
may have to grow on you. |
"Everclear" album |
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TORI AMOS - - - Under the Pink (1994)
The Cornflake Girl rocks. |
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JEFF
BUCKLEY - - - Grace (1994)
Died young, like his father, Tim; and like his
father's, a singing voice of rare beauty. |
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JOHN CALE & BOB NEUWIRTH - - - Last Day on Earth (1994)
They face the Last Day philosophically, with serenity
and a bit of humor. |
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HELIUM - - - The Dirt of Luck (1994)
Mary Timony's "cartoon and monster" music,
with her vocals and "guitar of death." |
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SAM
PHILLIPS - - - Martinis & Bikinis (1994)
Her voice is the la-la-ing music heard on "Gilmore
Girls," but don't judge by that insignificant filler. This album has been
described as Beatlesque. Her previous couple of albums are lovely, also.
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PORTISHEAD
- - - Dummy (1994)
A soundtrack for strange dreams. |
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ROLLING STONES - - - Voodoo Lounge (1994)
One of the best of the later Stones efforts.
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GORKY'S ZYGOTIC MYNCI - - - Introducing Gorky's Zygotic
Mynci (1994-1995)
Quirky, upbeat Welsh band. |
Singles & EPs '94-'96 |