What are your favorite musical artists/albums from 1990 to 2010?

[JTR357]

Only artists/bands/songs from 1990 on.

Here's mine in no particular order:

Artists/Albums

Temple of the Dog-everything

Pearl Jam-10,Vs

Godsmack-everything

Alice in Chains-everything

Nirvana-everything

Tool/A Perfect Circle-everything

Korn-everything

Staind-everything

Sound Garden/Audio Slave-everything

Slipknot-everything

Stone Temple Pilots-everything

Primus-everything

Rage against the Machine-a handful of songs

Sublime-most everything they have


I also like a lot of the Chili Peppers stuff,though technically they started back in '85.

I probably forgot a few in there.

I like mostly rock,but also like some classical,& (older)country too.


What are yours?

 

[stjames]

Trompe le Monde
Bossanova
Exile in Guyville
Nevermind
VS
10
badmotorfinger
The Soft Bulletin
Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots
OK Computer
The Bends
Odelay
Guero
Automatic For the People
Parklife
Stankonia
The Hour of the Bewilderbeast
Aha Shake Heartbrake
Magic Potion
Audioslave
Liquid Skin

 

[mwerner]

So...The last 20 years, eh?
Tom Russell continues to put out great material.. His latest, Blood And Candle Smoke, is excellent.
Likewise James McMurtry, his "The Kids are Allright" album won many singer/songwriter awards.
I just recently got turned on to Ray Wiley Hubbard...His Snake Farm is very clever.

Sam Bush continues to put out excellent "newgrass"; Laps In Seven is very good.

A young artist we admire is Brandi Carlile; her album The Story has great songs and fine vocal performances.

Just for a few....

 

[thejamppa]

My current favourite album is soundtrack. Fairy Tail soundtrack vol 1 by Yasuharu Takanashi. Who could have imagine japanese composer could make album where Nightwish (older) meets Irish rock?

Artists and albums after Elvis, dang that's hard.

Rie Fu:
Life is like a Boat

Does:
Donten ( The Iron Sky )

I'm averted into Soundtracks mostly instead artist so I list some soundtracks from 1990 ->

Hans Zimmer:
Black Hawk Down soundtrack
Gladiator Soundtrack
The Rock Soundtrack

Trevor Rabin:
National Treasure Soundtrack
Armageddon Soundtrack

John Williams:
Star Wars episodes 1-3 soundtracks

Howard Shore:
Lord of the Rings soundtracks 1-3

Klaus Badelt:
Pirates of the Carribean soundtrack

Steve Jablonsky:
Transformer Soundtrack

 

[Mr. Bad Example]

Sorry, can't really think of any. That Kid Rock tune that he ripped off from Warren Zevon is OK, I guess--I have no idea how long he has been around, though.

 

[C.S. Graves]

Front Line Assembly

[youtube]UyXi-ObqX8I[/youtube]

Weeping Willows

[youtube]wI84VS3LCtM[/youtube]

The Gothic Archies

[youtube]eH9OMtu6L80[/youtube]

Download

[youtube]4yxoN-64lt4[/youtube]

Spetsnaz

[youtube]6udyRz80moo[/youtube]

Wumpscut

[youtube]Nr5juHiyU_8[/youtube]

Panacea

[youtube]yzZfrhlV97c[/youtube]

The End of Time/Mindgrinder

[youtube]Jcsxs3FbCCE[/youtube]

 

[zatch]

Dave Matthews - Anything (New album is amazing)

Dave Weckl - Anything

Porcupine Tree - In absentia (and others)

Incubus - Make Yourself, Morning View

All are post 1990 except maybe Dave Weckl? +1 to Tool!

 

[cgwbear]

lucinda williams, natalie merchant (solo), sara mc laughlin, diana krall, iris dement, joan osbourne (special wow)........................b

 

[Minnesota]

The Notorious B.I.G.

Wu-Tang Clan

Snoop Dogg

Eminem

Nirvana

2pac

I like late 80's-90's rap, 80's metal and then some modern rap and rock.

 

[slowman]

Artists that I have faithfully & consitently followed over the last few decades & still just love to this day:
Paul Westerberg (& by extension The Replacements)
John Hiatt
Marshall Crenshaw
Radiohead
Dressy Bessy (kinda new to me)
White Stripes (I only discovered them in the last 3 years or so but I absoluetly love em)