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1994 in music. • Page 4

Discussion in 'Music Forum' started by phaynes12, Dec 20, 2021.

  1. JM95

    hmmm

    I'm not sure that Korn would even be in my top 15-20 and that's nothing to do with the quality of that record because I love it. It's just 1994.
     
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  2. Gianni

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    Also, don't mind me - I'm just gonna be the guy in these threads for the next several years stanning for 311.

     
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  3. cshadows2887

    Hailey, It Happens @haileyithappens Supporter

    It’s insane to me that I was 7 when Ben Harper wrote “Forever”, “Walk Away”, and “Don’t Take That Attitude to Your Grave”. They seem so timeless to me
     
  4. phaynes12

    https://expertfrowner.bandcamp.com/ Prestigious

    listen to Drive Like Jehu
     
  5. peoplearepoison

    It’s a perfect day for letting go... Supporter

    Too much good this year. You could just do rap from this year and it would be LONG

    1) biggie
    2) nas (these are my two favorite rap albums of all time)
    3) weezer

    honorable mention
    Morrissey
     
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  6. phaynes12

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    three albums incredibly close
     
  7. tomdelonge

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    1. Green Day - Dookie
    2. Weezer - Blue
    3. Oasis - Definitely Maybe


    The craziest year
     
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  8. Gianni

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    Totally wouldn't mind another week of listening to '94 lol
     
  9. phaynes12

    https://expertfrowner.bandcamp.com/ Prestigious

    your wish might be granted, as i have to drive back home tomorrow. that good with everyone?
     
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  10. tomdelonge

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    Yes
     
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  11. cshadows2887

    Hailey, It Happens @haileyithappens Supporter

    Perfect for me. ‘95 in the new year
     
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  12. The Lucky Moose Dec 27, 2021
    (Last edited: Dec 27, 2021)
    The Lucky Moose

    I'm Emotional, I Hug the Block Prestigious

    1. Nas - Illmatic
    2. Biggie - Ready To Die
    3. Warren G - Regulate... G Funk Era

    Mariah Carey - Merry Christmas
    Pete Rock & CL Smooth - Main Ingredient
    UGK - Super Tight
    Beastie Boys - Ill Communication
    Green Day - Dookie
    Scarface - The Diariy
    Method Man - Tical
    Common - Resurrection
    Boyz II Men - II
    Brandy - Brandy
    Mary J. Blige - My Life
    TLC - CrazySexyCool
    Bad Religion - Stranger Than Fiction
    Tony Bennett - MTV Unplugged
    Jamie Foxx - Peep This
    Gang Starr - Hard To Earn
    Organized Konfusion - Stress: The Extinction Agenda
    Outkast - Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik
    All-4-One - All-4-One
    Selena - Amor Prohibido
    The Offspring - Smash
    Hole - Live Through This
     
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  13. Gianni

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    This song still goes so hard. Actually the whole album is pretty solid front to back. Would call them a one-hit wonder, but Sponge definitely had 3-ish pretty successful rock radio hits.
     
  14. phaynes12

    https://expertfrowner.bandcamp.com/ Prestigious

    haven't had any new votes in nearly a week so it seems safe to call it. Weezer's self-titled debut (The Blue Album) wins with 33 points. Nas' Illmatic and The Notorious B.I.G.'s Ready to Die rounded out the top 3, with 31 and 24, respectively.

    1995 will go up before lunch, hopefully, tomorrow
     
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  15. cshadows2887

    Hailey, It Happens @haileyithappens Supporter

    Should have seen Weezer coming, but blah.

    Looking forward to a new week.
     
  16. phaynes12

    https://expertfrowner.bandcamp.com/ Prestigious

    i agree. i mean, it's probably a top 25 or so album for me, so I'm not mad, but there are more interesting choices from this year
     
  17. Gianni

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    I did listen to Illmatic for the first time last week, and thoroughly enjoyed it. I can completely see why it is considered a masterpiece of the genre!
     
  18. OhTheWater

    Let it run Supporter

    It is the best hip hop release ever, and shouldn’t have lost to Weezer’s (maybe) 3rd best album
     
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  19. The Lucky Moose

    I'm Emotional, I Hug the Block Prestigious

    While true, at least it made the list, unlike Enter the Wu-Tang lol I blame myself partly
     
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  20. phaynes12

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    you contributed to it winning
     
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  21. Surfwax

    bring on the major leagues Supporter

    Maybe 3rd best is a brilliant troll
     
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  22. OhTheWater

    Let it run Supporter

    Depends on my mood. Never first, sometimes also behind Maladroit
     
  23. OhTheWater

    Let it run Supporter

    It deserves a top 3 spot!
     
  24. phaynes12

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  25. Phil507

    Resident NYC snob Supporter

    As someone who was JUST starting to become conscious of alt-rock in late 93, 94 was really the first time I was truly engaged (though at a highly mainstream level as I listened to the Top 40/modern rock hybrid Z100 in NYC at the time). My favorite albums from 1994:

    01) GREEN DAY - Dookie
    02) NIRVANA - MTV Unplugged In New York
    03) PEARL JAM - Vitalogy
    04) NINE INCH NAILS - The Downward Spiral
    05) WEEZER - Weezer
    06) SMASHING PUMPKINS - Pisces Iscariot
    07) STONE TEMPLE PILOTS - Purple
    08) SOUNDGARDEN - Superunknown
    09) THE OFFSPRING - Smash
    10) OASIS - Definitely Maybe
    11) BUSH - Sixteen Stone
    12) LIVE - Throwing Copper
    13) BAD RELIGION - Stranger Than Fiction
    14) 311 - Grassroots
    15) KORN - Korn
    16) HOLE - Live Through This
    17) OUR LADY PEACE - Naveed
    18) SPONGE - Rotting Pinata
    19) PORTISHEAD - Dummy
    20) TORI AMOS - Under The Pink

    Honorable mentions go out to Toadies, Dave Matthews Band, Collective Soul, Toad The Wet Sprocket, Blur, R.E.M, Rancid and Failure. A lot of these I didn't really engage with until 1995 (such as Sixteen Stone) or later in life (311, Our Lady Peace, Portishead) but, overall, this is what I was listening to as a 10-year old in 1994.
     
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