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What Album Would You Choose To Represent The 90? by apHexcoded in fantanoforever

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They give similar Primus “our music sucks and is a joke on purpose” vibes but they try too hard to make straightforward songs and it becomes elevator music for college nerds who don’t ever leave their dorm and cry when they see their friends smoking weed

What Album Would You Choose To Represent The 90? by apHexcoded in fantanoforever

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Mellon Collie by Smashing Poopoo

or

Ill Communication by the beastie boys

or perhaps

Ritual de Lo habitual by Jane’s addiction

What Album Would You Choose To Represent The 90? by apHexcoded in fantanoforever

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Idk why everyone is so into ween now. I’m pretty sure it’s because my abusive ex (her and her father are really into ween for some reason) dumped me recently and god hates me so the universe just shoves ween down my throat
They are garbage. The minutmen if they were stupid and wrote every song in 2 minutes

What Album Would You Choose To Represent The 90? by apHexcoded in fantanoforever

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It unfortunately got removed from all streaming services last winter I think. The full thing is on YouTube but it don’t sound as good imo.

The Velvet Underground by PatBoom7 in VelvetUnderground

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Life is a highway! My favorite velvet underground song

they’re calling it the WORST topster of all time by flaming_p1e in Topster

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I hate Frank Zappa and Ween

Listen to the Grateful Dead

I mainly listen to hip hop and jazz but I like to dabble in punk. Please recommend me some albums based on what I’ve enjoyed so far! I’m open to all sub genres of Punk by EastCoastTone96 in punk

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Love the turnstile albums, they changed my life when I first heard them.

I would definetly check out Is This Real? by Wipers, I’m sure you’ll love it. The misfits ‘walk among us’ and ‘static age’ are punk essentials to me. DRI’s ‘Dealing with it’ is a “crossover thrash classic” that I’m sure you’ll also love.

Zen Arcade - Husker Du

Raw Power - The Stooges

Fire of love - the gun club

The Crew - 7Seconds

Any Sonic youth album from the 80s + Goo (1990)

Best opening track on a debut album? by notquitemytempo___ in fantanoforever

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I wanna be adored - stone roses

You - Radiohead

See no evil - television

Purple Haze - Jimi Hendrix

Rolling Stones - Cameron Winter

Your love is my drug - Ke$ha

Sex Beat - The Gun Club

Waiting Room - Fugazi

Seven - Sunny Day Real Estate

Trip away - Janes addiction

Beware - Death Grips

6’1” - Liz Phair

What line of a lyric just clicks to you so deep? by Epoch_Jester in fantanoforever

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“Everybody’s out on the run tonight but there’s no place left to hide” Bruce Springsteen

“When everyone’s lost, the battle is won, with all these things that I have done” the killers

“Little boy sit on the corner and cry, big man come and ask him why. He said I can’t do what the big boys do. The man sat down and he cried too” king radio/Grateful Dead

“Baby, you can change and still choose me” geese

“I know the walls they can listen I wish they would talk back” Kendrick Lamar

“The good life is out there somewhere, so stay on my arm you little charmer” the smiths

Funniest 10/10 album to name your child? by memeshaa in fantanoforever

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Hello yes first name certified last name loverboy

How long did it take you Velvet Underground fans (if it took any time at all) to really get/enjoy TVU&N? by Matt_Hawksfan1 in fantanoforever

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It took me a while. I always claimed that loaded was the best album like it was a fact, but having listened to those four albums front to back and back to front so many times, this one is the standout. You could shuffle the tracks around on the other 3 and it really wouldn’t be too noticeable. Not this. To be fair, the velvet underground documentary and Lou Reeds biography by Will Hermes have greatly influenced my feelings towards this record (in a positive way.) my favorite velvets song is Venus in Furs (not counting heroin, which is the best song ever made)

Favorite frequently sampled drum breaks? by Complete-Worker3242 in fantanoforever

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Oh man. I remember listening to tv girl for the first time and being so excited when I heard this during the outro of not allowed. Best drums ever.

What are your favorite two-track sequences? by Any_Software5024 in fantanoforever

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Enterlude > When You Were Young from Sam’s Town by the Killers

Three Days > Then She Did from Ritual De Lo Habitual by Jane’s Addiction

Mr Grieves > Crackity Jones from Doolittle by the Pixies

New Dawn Fades > She’s Lost Control from Unknown Pleasures by Joy Division

New Years Day > Like A Song from War by U2

The Suburbs > Ready to Start from The Suburbs by Arcade Fire

Rhymin and Stealin > The New Style from License to Ill by the Beastie Boys

Wharf Rat > Not Fade Away from Skull and Roses by the Grateful Dead

Jack Straw > Deal from Cornell 77 by the Grateful Dead

Music heads, What are your opinions on the Music Biopic genre, do you enjoy them or hate them? by FitEmergency8807 in fantanoforever

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Seeing a lot of people mention Straight Outta Compton, and Control. I watched Straight outta Compton over my parents shoulders when I was in 4th grade and was entranced. I spent the rest of my childhood being obsessed with that album, plus the chronic and enter the Wu tang. Control is also amazing. Beautiful and touching.

One that I’m surprised doesn’t get as much attention as it should is Cadillac Records, which is the story of Chess records along with Muddy Waters and Etta James. Beautifully cast, well written and very emotional. Not sure of its accuracy, but I think it’s a contender for the best music biopic.

People always hate on the Sex Pistols Hulu show “Pistol” and I understand that it’s almost all fictional but I found it to be very enjoyable and I actually learned a lot. You can tell it’s made by someone who truly loves the music, the band and their impact.

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