90s Music

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From Grunge to Gangsta Rap and everything in between! Post a song and let's talk about it!


Rules

  1. All aspects of the LW TOS apply.
  2. Be constructive and don't gatekeep. Music is highly subjective, and people have different tastes.
  3. If the source is YouTube, use the actual YouTube URL rather than a specific Invidious/Piped link. This prevents dead links as those go on/offline or break due to Google changes while also letting people's browser plugins, Lemmy clients, etc automatically re-write YT links to their preferred instances. Feel free to put alternate links in the post body, though.
  4. Submissions must be from the 90s (1990 - 1999) based on either recorded or release date. e.g. if it was recorded in 1999 but released in 2000, we're not going to split hairs over that; post away. Covers made in the 90s of older music is absolutely allowed and encouraged.

Posting Guidelines / Suggestions

  1. The preferred title format is Artist - Song Name [YEAR]
  2. If a song has a particular meaning or evokes a pleasant memory for you, feel free to share your story with it.

If you have other suggestions that would help grow the community and/or foster discussion, please feel free to share.

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submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by wesker@lemmy.sdf.org to c/90smusic
 
 

Hello Nasty was a masterpiece of an album. Beastie Boys had some good ones, but this one was a front to back, almost psychadelic experience.

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90s horrorcore is one the genres I miss the most. I know there are still some artists and groups trying to keep it alive, but it doesn't have the same sound.

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Dysfunction was really the last Staind album I cared much for. The last one to have the right dose of angst.

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This whole album is pure gold. I still get goosebumps when I hear certain tracks.

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submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by wesker@lemmy.sdf.org to c/90smusic
 
 

What a banger!

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"Pumps and a Bump" was the first single off The Funky Headhunter, which represented a departure from Hammer's previous pop image.[4] The track contains a sample of George Clinton's 1982 single "Atomic Dog".[2]

The original music video featured Hammer wearing nothing but a Speedo and dancing suggestively alongside numerous swimsuit-clad women, which resulted in it being banned from MTV as it was considered too graphic.[5] An alternative video was filmed with Hammer fully clothed[6] and featuring an appearance by Deion Sanders, while promoted as representing a remix of the song.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pumps_and_a_Bump

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Have fun trying to get this hook out of your head.

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It's Friday night here's a party song for y'all

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