'90's alternative rock bands

[volinbham]

I was in Lexington from 90-93 -- Groovezilla sounds familiar.

I saw a few shows at Lynaugh's and a place called Breedings? Don't remember too many venues from my time there.

Took a couple trips up to Cincy to go to Bogarts

 

[Fine Vol]

They were my favorite of the bands competing for supremacy in England at the time (Oasis, Blur, Pulp, etc.)

lOVE ENGLISH BANDS

 

[xJesusx56]

Alejandro Escovedez
Beck
Ben Harper
Blur
Built to Spill
Catherine Wheel
Come
Cornershop
Cracker
Elastica
Folk Implosion
Foo Fighters
Frank Black
G. Love and Special Sauce
GVSB
Grifters
Guided By Voices
Jamiroquai
Jane's Addiction
JSBX
Medeski, Martin and Wood
Pavement
Pixies
Porno for Pyros
Portishead
Presidents of the USA
Prodigy
Pulp
Oasis
Radiohead
Royal Trux
Sebadoh
Snoop Doggy Dogg
SonicYouth
Soul Coughing
Stereolab
Stone Roses
Sugar
Super Furry Animals
Superchunk
Swervedriver
Teenage Fanclub
Uncle Tupelo
Urge Overkill
Vic Chesnutt
Waco Brothers
Wedding Present
Ween
Whiskey Town
Wilco
Yo La Tengo

Thank You! And im suprised no one has said faith no more or monster magnet

 

[xJesusx56]

Presidents of the USA

Oh...and do you like peaches?:good!:

 

[Jasongivm6]

I also followed the Grateful Dead around for a couple of those summers.

Me, too.

RFK, Birmingham, Hampton,VA, Giants Stadium, Deer Creek, UNLV, Denver, Laguna Seca, Shoreline, Oakland, Charlotte, Memphis, Phoenix, Madison Square, Soldier Field, Bonner Springs, KS, The Omni, Greensboro, Rosemont, Richfield, Louisville, Chapel Hill, Euguene, OR, Rich Stadium, Spectrum, and some more.

 

[DAVOL]

I like the screaming trees pretty good and as I said before I am a huge Jeff Buckley (RIP) fan .

 

[ClemsonVol]

Mother Love Bone
Mudhoney
Green River
The Breeders (and the Amps)

+1 on Portishead, Swervedriver, Superchunk

What about Ten Ton Chicken?

ClemsonVol

 

[The Dude]

Buckley is awesome.

I havn't seen Bush.

 

[emainvol]

if you like Jeff and have never checked out his father Tim Buckley, I recommend it highly. It isn't from the 90s, and it's quite a bit folkier, but it is still great music.

Volinbham, have you heard Alejandro's latest album? Magnificent is the word that comes to mind.

 

[volinbham]

Volinbham, have you heard Alejandro's latest album? Magnificent is the word that comes to mind.

No - I need to check it out - I have Bourbinitous Blues, Gravity (Double disk), More Miles than Money and A Man Under the Influence.

Also, I have a side project (Buick McKane) that absolutely rocks - great version of the Stooges' Loose - very garage.

 

[kiddiedoc]

the 90's are about as forgettable a decade, from a music perspective, as the 70's.

Interesting perspective. As that was my "formative years" (HS, College, and Med School), most of my "go-to" CD's were from the decade.