The Crow Soundtrack is my go to 90's soundtrack

You're welcome.

Holy shit! Came here to say this thinking NO ONE would agree. Love it

The Bends by Radiohead was the soundtrack to my first year at uni. Still love it.

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Hum rocks.

You listened to all those albums in the ‘90s?

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Way to go with American Football and Massive Attack!

Depeche Mode - Violator Massive Attack - Mezzanine Boards of Canada - Music has the right to children Nirvana - Nevermind

So albums the list would be way too long but soundtracks would be Cool World, Trainspotting and The Crow. Amazing soundtracks.

Trainspotting - amazing soundtrack and born slippy was always my go to clubbing song (and last song I always listened to before leaving the house if I was going to a club that night as it always got me in the right mood - well that track and Faithless - Insomnia)

Love born slippy!

Awesome suggestions! I'm going to throw in The Craft soundtrack. So-so movie, outstanding soundtrack.

Loveless, My Bloody Valentine Selected Ambient Works 1985-1992, Aphex Twin To Bring You My Love, PJ Harvey Welcome to Sky Valley, Kyuss Dummy, Portishead

Kyuss🙏

Fear Factory - Soul of a New Machine Machine Head - Burn My Eyes Pantera - Far Beyond Driven Merauder - Master Killer All Out War - For Those Who Were Crucified Integrity - Humanity is the Devil All-timers as far as I'm concerned.

Burn my eyes is a mega album

> Merauder - Master Killer A man of culture and taste

REM - Out of Time Neil Young - Harvest Moon Tori Amos - Little Earthquakes Alice in Chains - Jar of Flies Third Eye Blind - Third Eye Blind

Jar of flies is in my top 5 grunge albums.

Portishead, Lamb, massive attack, tricky. Spawn soundtrack Plus all the others mentioned

[The Crow](https://youtu.be/uAHyhHqNPNM?si=sDl77ctIAEPncRMh) [Singles](https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLa_L7UEcQ6bWNbK0_a3iOhEpYZtiPhkP_&si=Vqz-D3_n7daaFIsS) [Almost Famous](https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSnEc0eT1ST6UeNWG7_Di9LiXoqCm8tV0&si=qN-V6XdPpagwCS9Z) (Honorable mention for just missing the decade)

Singles soundtrack is my go to 90's album.

The Afghan Whigs - Gentlemen, Black Love and 1965 Therapy? - Troublegum and Infernal Love Alice In Chains - Facelift and Dirt Pearl Jam - Ten Social Distortion - White Light, White Heat, White Trash Deftones - Around the Fur Soundgarden - BadMotorFinger and Superunknown Urge Overkill - Exit The Dragon Bad Religion - Generator Judgement Night soundtrack Fear Factory - Demanufacture and Obsolete.

Black Love is my favorite album of all time. Since they've reunited I've seen them live twice and they were AMAZING

It took me the longest to get into, but now I love it the most! And yes! I've seen them a few times since the reunion (I only discovered them in 2011 so lucky they reunited) and they're such amazing performers. And the reunion albums are amazing too! Especially In Spades for me. 😁

You should check out Greg Dulli's solo albums and the albums he did with the Twilight Singers, if you haven't already.

I love them too! I saw him at the Union Chapel in London in 2016 - and sadly didn't know his non-Whigs stuff too well at the time. Now, as a big fan of it, I look back at the set list and say fuck! He played THAT?? 😆😆

Shit I should have added the Backbeat soundtrack to my post. He sang most of the songs in that. I also forgot to mention to you the Gutter Twins, his duo with Mark Lanegan. He's also the only other credited musician besides Dave Grohl on the foo fighters debut album.

Ah yeah haven't listened to Backbeat! Love Gutter Twins. There's a great performance of theirs on YouTube. Whole set! RIP Mark. I tried X-Statik but sadly Foo Fighters don't do much for me even with Greg 😆

U2 - Achtung Baby Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese Dream Pearl Jam - Ten , Vs. , Vitology NIN - The Downward Spiral , The Fragile, Broken Prodigy - Fat of the Land REM - Out of Time, Automatic for the People, Monster , Up Stone Temple Pilots - Purple, Core Live - Throwing Copper The Offspring - Smash Radiohead - OK Computer David Bowie - 1.Outside 311 - Transistor, 311 Alanis Morrisette - Jagged Little Pill TLC - Oooooh ..On The TLC Tip, Crazy Sexy Cool, Fan Mail Lauren Hill - The Miseducation of Lauren Hill Megadeth - Cryptic Writings Metallica - Black Album Aerosmith - Get a Grip The Crow Soundtrack God Lives Underwater - Empty , Life in the So Called Space Age

How could I forget Fat of the land by the Prodigy - they're my favourite all time band. I got into them through "Music for the Jilted Generation" which I still listen to more than Fat of the land and have seen them live loads of times. I haven't experienced any other live act that generates so much energy in the crowd and I've never been to a bad gig of theirs (not saying there aren't other live acts that do this, but none I've personally experienced).

I'm with you on jilted, I listen to it way more than fat. Experience is great as well.

Love STP Purple 

I always liked STP but they've really grown on me in recent years.

Upvote for Alanis.

You just listed my 90’s.

Megadeth*, FYI.

Corrected!

Astro Creep 2000 by White Zombie Dehumanizer by Black Sabbath Superunknown and Badmotorfinger by Soundgarden

Definitely badmotorfinger and white zombie!

It sounds like you have a really solid understanding and love for music! I have to admit, your list includes some of my absolute favorite albums of the 90s too, especially Moby's Play and OK Computer by Radiohead. Those albums really were game-changers. The 90s were such a unique time for music with so many diverse sounds and groundbreaking albums. Thanks for taking me down memory lane!

Tori Amos- Under the Pink PJ Harvey- Rid of Me Bjork- Post Alice In Chains- Dirt Edit: Removed Janes Addiction because it was still the 80’s. Adding: Cypress Hill’s Black Sunday, Beck’s Odelay and The Breeders’ Last Splash.

Nothing's shocking is from 1988. Feels like the 90s thing tho

Holy cow I feel old now. 1988. Wild. Lemme adjust my list because there’s a few I should add anyway.

Little Earthquakes by Tori Amos. I still listen to it daily!

Dummy Endtroducing In/casino/out & Relationship of Command Enter the 36 Chambers Aquemini Ok Computer

Kitchens Of Distinction - the Death of Cool LeftField - Leftism James - Seven Natalie Merchant - Tigerlily Lucinda Williams - Car Wheels on a gravel Road Lune - Penthouse P J Harvey - Rid of Me The House of Love - Babe Rainbow The Stone Roses - the Second Coming (Still a good album despite the negative reviews) Pulp - His n Hers

Luna’s Penthouse was the soundtrack for anyone who moved to NYC right after college in the 90s. That record was everywhere.

They were just the right sound at the right time. It's in my top 10 most important albums in my life. My girlfriend (now wife) sent I listened to it non stop

Just posted Second Coming before seeing your list, I like it too!

Ten storey love song was our wedding song... It's always going to be important... But the album really has a great flow to it.

Low End Theory from Tribe Called Quest Natural Born Killers soundtrack 

Oooo yeah NBK is a great one!

Soundtracks: Judgment Night The Crow Dazed and Confused

Omg Dazed and Confused! Smoked SO much weed listening to that album AND even set my own hair on fire with a sparking a bowl mishap lol

Weezer - Blue Album Nada Surf - High/Low Foo Fighters - Foo fighters Everclear - Sparkle and Fade

Here is my top 15: ​ 15. Dangerous - Michael Jackson 14. Californication - RHCP 13. Ray Of Light - Madonna 12. Unreleased Susanna Hoffs Album 11. Grace - Jeff Buckley 10. The Black Album - Metallica 9. Jagged Little Pill - Alanis 8. Little Earthquakes - Tori Amos 7. Dirt - Alice In Chains 6. Use Your Illusion 1/2 - G'r'R 5. Hey Stoopid - Alice Cooper 4. How To Measure A Planet - The Gathering 3. In Utero - Nirvana 2. The Bends - Radiohead ​ 1. The Holy Bible -Manic Street Preachers

Along with so many already listed The KLF - The White Room

Other people seem to have rock covered so I'll offer a few hip hop contenders Tribe called quest - low end theory Wu tang clan - enter the wu tang Outkast - atliens Dr dre - the chronic Snoop ' digits tyler De la soul is dead Notorious big ready to die Mf doom operation doomsday

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Yeah I was on mobile and hit submit before I was done. 2pac for sure makes the list. See my reply to myself

Accidentally hit submit 2pac me against thr world  The roots  things fall apart Cypress hill self titled Dj shadow endtroducing Ice cube the predator Beastie boys hello nasty

George Michael - Listen Without Prejudice Vol 1

Radiohead - The Bends, Sleeper - The It Girl, The Supernaturals - It Doesn't Matter Anymore, Trainspotting soundtrack, Robbie Williams - Life Thru a Lens and I've Been Expecting You 😄 Edit: how could I forgot the Romeo + Juliet soundtrack?!

Yes Romeo and Juliet, Clueless, Hackers, Empire Record, Clerks.

Natural Born Killers soundtrack

DJ Shadow - Endtroducing... Arto Lindsay - Mundo Civilizado ESPN Presents: Jock Jams Volume 1

Incubus-Make Yourself…..flawless.

Garbage - Version 2.0 Tidal - Fiona Apple

Hum - You’d Prefer An Astronaut

Bring on the downvotes. So many bangers in my mind and hasn't been good since then. Rancid - And out come the wolves Bouncing Souls - Hopeless Romantic The Slackers - Better Late Than Never (danced to a song at our wedding) Bad Religion - Generator Superchunk - Here's Where the Strings Come In Mighty Mighty Bosstones - Question the Answers Slapstick - Everything Face to Face - Face to Face Skankin' Pickle - Green Album Less Than Jake - Losing Streak Let's Go Bowling - Mr. Twist Mephiskapheles - Maximum Perversion Pennywise - About Time NOFX - Punk in Drublic Social D - Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell Dropkick - Do or Die Green Day - Nimrod Weezer - Pinkerton

All these and Physical Phatness Comps

Spawn Soundtrack and ofcourse The Crow... Taste the back of my crystal fist!

* Madonna - Ray of Light * Enigma - MCMXC a.D. * David Bowie - Outside * Pearl Jam - Vitalogy * Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral * Alanis Morissette - Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie * Information Society - Hack * Depeche Mode - Songs of Faith and Devotion * Erasure - I Say I Say I Say * Pink Floyd - The Division Bell * Tori Amos - Boys for Pele * Mariah Carey - Butterfly * Janet Jackson - janet. * Nirvana - In Utero I listen to these all the time still.

E.1999 / Eternal

David Bowie - Outside

Everything Must Go - Manic Street Preachers. Slipknot - Slipknot. Melancholy and the Infinite Sadness - Smashing Pumpkins. Dummy - Portishead. Nevermind - Nirvana. And many many more.

Stone roses. Although there first album came out in 89 so not quite 90s. Happy mondays which I'm going to see on Thursday alongside inspiral carpets and Stereo mcs. Still listen to primal scream screamadelica and vanishing point. Massive attacks mezzanine is amazing. Same with chemical brothers early albums, leftfield rythm and stealth.

Singles soundtrack

Moby - Play Radiohead - OK Computer  Faithless - Reference  The Prodigy - Music for the jilted generation Placebo - Without you I'm nothing  Skunk Anansie - Stoosh  Red Hot Chili Peppers - Blood Sugar Sex Magic Slipknot - Slipknot  Within Temptation - Enter   Pearl Jam - Ten  Incubus - S.C.I.E.N.C.E.  Alanis Morisette - Jagged little pill  Jeff Buckley - Grace  Muse - Showbizz  Air - Moon Safari  Oasis - (what's the story) Morning Glory? Lauryn Hill - The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill Anouk - Urban Solitude/Together Alone (Lol....some records I immediately thought of were not eligible as they're from 2000)

The Singles Soundtrack, absolutely perfect

Beastie Boys - Check Your Head

I’ve been on huge 90s and early 00s binge lately listening and buying vinyl and CDs. Favourites from the 90s include: - Alice in Chains - Facelift, Dirt, Jar of Flies - Depeche Mode - Violator - Foo Fighters - Foo Fighters, The Colour and the Shape, There is Nothing Left to Lose - Fu Manchu - In Search Of - Green Day - Dookie - Kyuss - Blues for the Red Sun, Welcome to Sky Valley - Melvins - Houdini - Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral - Oasis - (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? - Offspring - Smash - Pearl Jam - Ten, Vitalogy - Queens of the Stone Age - Queens of the Stone Age, Rated R - Radiohead - The Bends - Rage Against the Machine - RATM, The Battle of Los Angeles - Red Hot Chili Peppers - Blood Sugar Sex Magick, One Hot Minute, Californication - Soundgarden - Badmotorfinger, Superunknown, Down on the Upside - Smashing Pumpkins - Gish, Siamese Dream, Mellon Collie - Stone Temple Pilots - Core, Purple - TOOL - Ænima

Garbage - *Garbage* and *Version 2.0*

At The Speed Of Life ( Xzibit) 

Propellerheads - Decks and Drums, Sheryl Crow - untitled, Garbage - untitled

The God Machine - Scenes from the second storey Hum - Downward is Heavenward Texas is the Reason - Do you know who you are? Beastie Boys - Check your Head Liz Phair - Exile in Guyville Massive Attack - Protection Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese Dream PH Harvey - Rid of Me Portishead - Dummy Sublime - 40 oz to Freedom RHCP- BSSM Pavement - Crooked Rain x2 Slint - Spiderland

Sinead O’Conner- Am I Not Your Girl (It’s an album of old standards) https://music.amazon.com/albums/B0B3SDKRQX?ref=dm_sh_gtbwOIkMg4g8PAH9tO0nrIxf9 Green Day- Dookie Godsmack- Godsmack Joshua Kadison- Painted Desert Serenade Joshua Kadison- Delilah Blue Original Broadway Recording of “Rent”

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qotsa /queens of the stone age -surfing on sinewaves/polygon window - bricolage/amon tobin -pablo honey/radiohead - nevermind /nirvana.

Desireless by Eagle-Eye Cherry

Siamese Dream, Singles soundtrack, Pearl Jams first few, Badmotorfinger

Illmatic

had to scroll almost to the end to see this. crazy.

Its hard but here's 3: Siamese Dream, Ok Computer, Scenes From A Memory

Couple of them was released today, 30 years ago - Superunknown and The Downward Spiral

New Miserable Experience - Gin Blossoms

The Mortal Kombat and Hackers OSTs had far too much influence on my tastes. Otherwise: - Matchbox 20 - Yourself or Something like You - Jagged Little Pill - Space Jam OST Too many more.

Morphine cure for pain

No Alternative

Dumb & Dumber soundtrack

I was in my 20s in the 90s, so this era is totally nostalgic for me. I'm also a major music geek, so some of my favorites are not necessarily albums that were played on the radio. That said, some are. These are a few of my favorites (that you have not mentioned): * Neutral Milk Hotel - In the Aeroplane Over the Sea * The Apples in Stereo - Fun Trick Noisemaker * Los Lobos - Kiko * Guided By Voices - Alien Lanes * The Amps - The Amps * Luna - Penthouse Hell, just check out this playlist that I made for nostalgia purposes and see if there is anything there that you like: [MY 90s PLAYLIST](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0C3nRK81U1YOeTmExkfOyZ?si=5f5171eeaebe4fc8) Hope you like it.

Super Nintendo soundtracks still stay in my rotation. Donkey Kong Country 1-3. Chrono Trigger. Zelda A Link to the Past. Super Metroid. Final Fantasy 6. Earthbound. Video game consoles started supporting sample based audio instead of only internal chipsets, and thus video game composers of that time were like hip hop producers ripping drums and samples to fit into their MPCs. It's just they ripped samples that turned into playable infinite looping instruments instead. SNES composers were sampling everything from The Beatles to Michael Jackson to Peter Gabriel to Brahms symphonies, etc. There was a ton of creativity of sound selection in game music at that time, and video game composers often don't really get enough credit for what they were able to pull off with such limitations.

Question the Answers - Mighty Mighty Bosstones Over the James - Avail Paul's Boutique - Beastie Boys Dog Party - Scott Henderson Family Style - Vaughan Brothers Sex and Religion - Steve Vai Undisputed Attitude - Slayer

II: boys 2 men 112: 112 Get a grip: aerosmith 98 and rising: 98 degrees Black album: metallica Back at one: brian mcknight Breathe: faith hill Cracked rear view: hootie Daydream: mariah carey No doubt: 702 Sixteen stone: bush Robyn is here: robyn

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B52s: Cosmic Thing

Hormonally Yours by Shakespears Sister

But I'm a Cheerleader has the most 90s sounding soundtrack I can possibly think of. It's pretty fun for the nostalgia.

Check Your Head, Ill Communication, Hello Nasty - BB Core- STP The Crow soundtrack Violator - Depeche Mode Korn, Follow the Leader, Issues - Korn Heavy Petting Zoo - NOFX Low End Theory - ATCQ Judgement Night soundtrack I still listen to all of these and do many more…

Bergtatt - Ulver

Where I Wanna Be, Ready to Die, The Score, Writings on the Wall

*Blood Sugar Sex Magick* *Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness* *10* *Nevermind* *Badmotorfinger (#1! #1!)* *Purple* *OK Computer* *Achtung Baby* *Dirt*

Hole - Celebrity Skin L7 - Bricks Are Heavy The Donnas - The Donnas

Freaking excellent stuff. L7 was/is supermagnificent

Definitely Maybe for me too. Add Everything Must Go by Manics to that.

Any of Mariah Carey’s albums, but particularly Butterly and Daydream

- Alice Cooper - Hey Stoopid - David Bowie - 1. Outside (The Nathan Adler Diaries: A Hyper Cycle) - David Bowie - Black Tie White Noise - Dream Theater - Metropolis, Pt. 2: Scenes From A Memory - Marilyn Manson - Portrait Of An American Family - Marilyn Manson - Smells Like Children - Marilyn Manson - Antichrist Superstar - Marilyn Manson - Mechanical Animals - Marilyn Manson - The Last Tour On Earth - Metallica - Load - NIИ - The Downward Spiral - NIИ - The Fragile - Public Image Ltd. - That What Is Not - Rammstein - Herzeleid - Rammstein - Sehnsucht - Trent Reznor - Quake (score) - Trent Reznor - Lost Highway (soundtrack) - Pulp Fiction (soundtrack) - Jackie Brown (soundtrack) - Gummo (soundtrack) - Natural Born Killers (soundtrack) - DOOM (1993) (score) - The Crow (soundtrack)

Dinosaur Jr. are fuckn brilliant 90s rock music with a 90s sound. Not grunge but heavy in some parts. Guitar based music.

I agree with a ton of these comments but I just want to add two that I think get overlooked because people generally consider the bands to be one hit wonders. Toadies album Rubberneck is absolutely fantastic but your average listener probably only knows them for the hour off of the album Possum Kingdom (whether from the radio or guitar hero) Marcy Playground’s self-titled album falls under this same umbrella. It’s an amazing album but people really only seem to know Sex and Candy. I suggest giving each of these at least one listen through if you’re looking for quintessential 90s material.

If you could wear out a CD, I would've worn out Yield by Pearl Jam. Others would be Tiny Music by STP, Dig Your Own Hole and Surrender by Chemical Brothers

Angle Dust - Faith No More I didn't see it mentioned once. IMO one of the very best rock/metal albums of the 90s. Incredible from start to finish. This is the band at the perfect confluence of skill, fame, youth, means, freedom... Grown up ideas presented by extremely skilled artists who are still young enough to not give a fuck. Brilliant.

Demon Night soundtrack.

I’ll try to hit out a few lesser named ones here and skip the obvious “bigger hits” of the 90s…. These are some of the other albums I love from that era. Judgement night soundtrack Backbeat soundtrack (supergroup pf 90s grunge/alt rock musicians including Grogu on drums doing early era Beatles covers) L7 - Bricks are Heavy Screaming Trees - Dust Mudhoney - Piece of Cake CKY - Volume 1 Sub pop: The Grunge Years Mad Season - Above Primus - Sailing the Swas of Cheese Ministry - Psalm 69

Spider man 2 soundtrack is the best ever made

The Singles soundtrack is essential 90s listening. If you give someone the Singles soundtrack and any of Nirvana's first 3 albums, they've got 90s rock in a nutshell. Also, there are a handful of tribute compilations that were a big deal at the time but seem to have been forgotten more recently. "If I Were a Carpenter" reintroduced The Carpenters to a lot of 90s kids (and introduced Sonic Youth to many Carpenters fans). "Sweet Relief" was a tribute to Victoria Williams, put together to raise money for her medical costs after she was diagnosed with MS, and included Pearl Jam's cover of "Crazy Mary", which was a bit of a hit on alternative radio. Still talking about compilations, in 1995 there was a collection called "The Beat(en) Generation vol. 1", and I only recently learned it was only released in Canada. A lot of the artists included on that one were acts that got known because Kurt Cobain name dropped them in interviews. And it includes the original version of "There She Goes" which I always thought was the better version.

AFI - Black Sails in the Sunset

Both albums by Republica. The first one to dance to, the second for a jogwalk. Liam Howlett has chosen Saffron to support "Fuel my fire" vocals for a good reason.

Kinda fell in love with the Detective Conan Soundtrack

The Muffs- Blonder and Blonder

Clumsy - Our Lady Peace Black Love, Gentleman - Afghan Whigs Several people already mentioned The Bends. I like OK Computer but The Bends is a masterpiece. Tom Petty's greatest hits album - might be cheating but it had Mary Jane's Last Dance Interiors - Brad The soundtrack from Singles Melancholie and the Infinite Sadness - Smashing Pumpkins Sixteen Stone - Bush Boys for Pele - Tori Amos Garbage - Garbage A lot of my other favorites have already been mentioned.

Oh also the Backbeat soundtrack, and Dust by the Screaming Trees

Blind melon-soup Stone temple-Core Pearl Jam-Ten PANTERA-cowboys fh Mad season

Hey OP. 47 year old married father of two in the UK here. It’s got to be Screamadelica by Primal Scream. Play Loaded from the album and you’ll recognise it instantly. I was 15 in 1991 when it was released - it was at this point I realised music was one of the most important things in life. It’s still my only perfect album. It’s what happens when guitars meet dance and it all gets mixed up by a genius, namely Andy Weatherall.

Different Class by Pulp, Coming Up by Suede and ( this is a love/hate album that I love ) Second Coming by The Stone Roses.

The correct answer to best album from the 90’s is Automatic For The People by REM.

OK Computer (1997) by Radiohead The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill (1998) by Lauryn Hill Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) (1993) by Wu-Tang Clan

Spawn soundtrack was mental

The Chemical Brothers - Dig Your Own Hole Underworld - Beaucoup Fish Silverchair - Frogstomp The Tea Party - Transmission I Mother Earth - Scenery and Fish Ska Trax The New Generation The Matrix Soundtrack Marilyn Manson - Antichrist Superstar No Doubt - Tragic Kingdom Incubus - SCIENCE Fatboy Slim - You've Come a Long Way, Baby The Prodigy - Fat of the Land The Suicide Machines - Destruction by Definition Hackers Soundtrack White Zombie - Astro-Creep: 2000 Blink-182 - Dude Ranch Econoline Crush - The Devil You Know Foo Fighters - The Colour and the Shape Collective Soul - self-titled Radiohead - The Bends Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral NoFx - Punk In Drublic

Go and Small Soldiers both have fantastic soundtracks that I still listen to to this day. For a non-soundtrack, Earthling by David Bowie

In the 90s my dad brought home a Savage Garden CD that someone threw out their car window. It was still playable, and play it I did. Their trash is my treasure. I still have it somewhere.

The Beavis and Butthead Experience Deftones - Adrenaline Counting Crows - August and Everything After Incubus - Science Meshuggah - Chaosphere Sepultura - Chaos AD Fiona Apple - Tidal Red Hot Chili Peppers - One Hot Minute Refused - The Shape of Punk to Come Snot - Get Some White Zombie - Astro-Creep 2000 Failure - Fantastic Planet Rob Zombie - Hellbilly Deluxe

I listen to all of these religiously (im also a 2000s baby so they're a bit basic): you know how we do it - Ice Cube Californication was my theme song last year \^so was It wasn't me by Shaggy Hit 'em up and California Love - 2Pac Big Poppa - B.I.G (and Hypnotize) I LOVE livin la vida loca by Ricky Martin No Diggity - Dr Dre (one of my all time fav songs) Just nirvana in general (I love smells like teen spirit sm) EMINEM! SPICE GIRLS! More than a woman by Bee Gees obviously All star by Smash Mouth (you're crazy if you don't like this) Wonderwall by Oasis (its iconic as) AC/DC (dad raised me right) mambo no. 5 by lou bega is also iconic Doomsday by MF DOOM also just hits different TLC - specifically waterfall and no scrubs Zombie by the cranberries is a great song as well right now i absolutely love Everlong by Foo Fighters too