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Mr Hyde wrote:I'll get carried away if I don't limit myself to 5:

Leftfield, Leftism
Orbital, In sides
DJ Shadow, Endtroducing
The Prodigy, Experience
Daft Punk, Homework

Man I went on a long night-time drive last month and had the cd in the player. Forgot just how great it was. Those drums. Wheeeoow.

Oatbag wrote:

Mr Hyde wrote:I'll get carried away if I don't limit myself to 5:

Leftfield, Leftism
Orbital, In sides
DJ Shadow, Endtroducing
The Prodigy, Experience
Daft Punk, Homework

Man I went on a long night-time drive last month and had the cd in the player. Forgot just how great it was. Those drums. Wheeeoow.

Yeah, every tune is a banger, proper energy to the whole album.

Mr Hyde wrote:Was the 90's a good decade for music or just a decade of commercialising 80's music?

Hip hop started in the 80's
Rave/DJ culture started in the 80's
Electronic/dance music in the 80's
Grunge started in the 80's
Ska/skate punk started in the 80's

If Illmatic, Endtroducing and 36 Chambers are commercializations of Hip-Hop, count me in.

If MFTJG, Leftism (OK, you might be right on that one), Jungle in general and Boards of Canada are commercializations of electronic music, count me in.

Lot of good ones mentioned already, but I'd add these for sure:



(obviously Darklands is superior but I still love this album)









From things not mentioned, these came to my head

sonic youth, kyuss radiohead

plenty greats mentioned already... a few more though

sizzla luciano & anthony b - 3 wise men love peace and consciousness
end of, shut it down, thread dun!!!!

Brand new second hand
new adventures in hi fi, automatic for the people, monster, out of time
definitely, maybe.
Chronic 2001
system of a down
leftism
s.c.i.e.n.c.e
around the fur
roman candle, elliot smith, either/or, xo
rancid, lets go, ...and out come the wolves, life wont wait.

Not a tuuune

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIbcqgXh5-4