90s Music

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Mar 21, 2020 1:51:46 GMT -4 ratscabies said:

Mar 20, 2020 23:33:30 GMT -4 @fitz said:

Random 90s tune time click to listen

Be as random in next post!

Okay, I’ll play!

First track from Will Owsley’s power pop masterpiece first solo album.

Here’s an Irish indie one for ya, Chorus kinda apt for current times, I remember it from 1990 ish!

This party’s over, I’m going home...!

[Mutagen]

If there's one change I could have made to Captain Marvel, it's that this song would have been used instead of "Just A Girl." Probably would've blown the MPAA rating, but oh well...

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My 90s random for tonight If I hadn’t seen such riches I could live with being poor....

Shout sang this many many times while sat at a taxi rank.
Might be shout singing it right now but no where near a taxi rank!
Social distances partying here!


Eta
Random part 2!


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Random3
I should really go to bed

[ratscabies]

Rediscovered this Holly Cole song from 1993.

Listen through earbuds, and let the glory of the key change and orchestra crescendo wash over you!

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Mar 28, 2020 10:24:11 GMT -4 ratscabies said:

Rediscovered this Holly Cole song from 1993.

Listen through earbuds, and let the glory of the key change and orchestra crescendo wash over you!

Cheers for this one Rat, loved it.

[kostgard]

This is not about a "good" 90s song, but it really got my nostalgia going hard for the 90s - a recent episode of the "Reply All" podcast called "The Case of the Missing Hit" is about a guy who remembers a song from the 90s, but cannot find anyone else who remembers it, and cannot find any recordings of it online. So the podcast tries to help him out by looking for the song - talking to music critics, radio station producers, a guy from the Barenaked Ladies and many more to see if anyone remembers the song. They get together some musicians and record a version of it (based entirely on what this guy remembers) so they have something to play for people to see if it jogs anyone's memory.

The ride is pretty great, and you'll get the song stuck in your head (it is VERY late 90s, and is like a mishmash of U2 and Barenaked Ladies), even though it is a silly thing. I won't spoil anything about whether or not they find the song or if it ever existed at all.

[ratscabies]

Mar 31, 2020 13:59:26 GMT -4 kostgard said:

This is not about a "good" 90s song, but it really got my nostalgia going hard for the 90s - a recent episode of the "Reply All" podcast called "The Case of the Missing Hit" is about a guy who remembers a song from the 90s, but cannot find anyone else who remembers it, and cannot find any recordings of it online. So the podcast tries to help him out by looking for the song - talking to music critics, radio station producers, a guy from the Barenaked Ladies and many more to see if anyone remembers the song. They get together some musicians and record a version of it (based entirely on what this guy remembers) so they have something to play for people to see if it jogs anyone's memory.

The ride is pretty great, and you'll get the song stuck in your head (it is VERY late 90s, and is like a mishmash of U2 and Barenaked Ladies), even though it is a silly thing. I won't spoil anything about whether or not they find the song or if it ever existed at all.

I am about 10 minutes in, and I’m hooked. Thanks!

[Mutagen]

Shout out to the Shamen, whose Move Any Mountain and Ebeneezer Goode got remixed into one of the catchiest Sega Genesis tracks of all time.

Actually, the entire soundtrack of the first and second Streets of Rage games are a fun trip through some club trends of the early 90s, and still sound pretty damn amazing considering they were programmed for 16-bit video games.

[ratscabies]

OMG! That was amazing. Everyone go listen to that podcast. Seriously. So good!

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Zombie by The Cranberries becomes first Irish song to break one billion plays on Youtube
Wow, that’s impressive, delighted for the lads. And Dolores so missed.