comment by Cinciwolf----JA606 NFL Fantasy Champion 2019----No Emotional Attachments....five long years (U11551)
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Kula Shaker
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Kula shaker were quality , the sound of drums is a tune.

Nirvanas unplugged set is the greatest show of all time for me, class from start to finish.

My fave indie band of the 90s was Suede

Coming Up one of my fave albums - the girl on the cover is/was my sisters best mate

comment by Robb, the fourth husband of Joe Exotic (U22311)
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My fave indie band of the 90s was Suede

Coming Up one of my fave albums - the girl on the cover is/was my sisters best mate
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YES, Suede were brilliant

comment by Robb, the fourth husband of Joe Exotic (U22311)
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comment by Irishred (U2539)
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You like ST Robb?

I always felt along with faith no more they should have achieved so much more success?
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They were awesome - and they gave us Trujillo

Loved Faith no more, Pantera, Ugly Kid Joe, Alice in Chains, Sepultura - great metal bands of the early 90’s

For me the early 90s was about headbangers ball and Beavis and Butthead (learnt of so many bands through them)
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I saw faith no more in Dublin in 1989 and they were around an hour late due to them performing on top of the pops
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Would have been great to see them back then - Pattons work on Mr Bungle is so offbeat but genius all the same
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Saw sepultura on the beneath the remains tour as well
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Nice- I saw soulfly live - never sepultura
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There was a venue in my home town of dun laoghaire that was originally a roller disco called the top hat
I lived a 20 minute walk away. All the metal bands played there. Saw metallica there on the justice tour along with countless others
Great days. We used to walk to the venue as teenagers drinking cans of cider.
No alcohol was sold at those gigs but we knew the guy who sold the soft drinks from school and he used to mind our jackets as well as Irish up our Coca Cola if you get my drift

How is Coolio’s Gangster’s Paradise not mentioned??

comment by Cinciwolf----JA606 NFL Fantasy Champion 2019----No Emotional Attachments....five long years (U11551)
posted 1 minute ago
Nirvanas unplugged set is the greatest show of all time for me, class from start to finish.
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I love Pearl Jams one from around then a smidge better - their live version of Black is something that puts a chill through your spine but yeah, the Nirvana one is amazing simply down to their offbeat song choices

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comment by Robb, the fourth husband of Joe Exotic (U22311)
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comment by Irishred (U2539)
posted 58 seconds ago
You like ST Robb?

I always felt along with faith no more they should have achieved so much more success?
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They were awesome - and they gave us Trujillo

Loved Faith no more, Pantera, Ugly Kid Joe, Alice in Chains, Sepultura - great metal bands of the early 90’s

For me the early 90s was about headbangers ball and Beavis and Butthead (learnt of so many bands through them)
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I saw faith no more in Dublin in 1989 and they were around an hour late due to them performing on top of the pops
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Would have been great to see them back then - Pattons work on Mr Bungle is so offbeat but genius all the same
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Saw sepultura on the beneath the remains tour as well
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Nice- I saw soulfly live - never sepultura
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There was a venue in my home town of dun laoghaire that was originally a roller disco called the top hat
I lived a 20 minute walk away. All the metal bands played there. Saw metallica there on the justice tour along with countless others
Great days. We used to walk to the venue as teenagers drinking cans of cider.
No alcohol was sold at those gigs but we knew the guy who sold the soft drinks from school and he used to mind our jackets as well as Irish up our Coca Cola if you get my drift
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Ha, sounds awesome. I assume Ireland got all the big metal bands playing there?

Fack me, we haven't even mentioned Radiohead yet

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5h0qHwNrHk

comment by Robb, the fourth husband of Joe Exotic (U22311)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Cinciwolf----JA606 NFL Fantasy Champion 2019----No Emotional Attachments....five long years (U11551)
posted 1 minute ago
Nirvanas unplugged set is the greatest show of all time for me, class from start to finish.
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I love Pearl Jams one from around then a smidge better - their live version of Black is something that puts a chill through your spine but yeah, the Nirvana one is amazing simply down to their offbeat song choices
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Yeah the climax with 'where did you sleep last night' is epic.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7xG0juSTTOU

Screaming trees

The end of the 90s were all about Limp Bizkit for me - the amount of injuries I used to get in their pit during Break Stuff were hilariously high

comment by Robb, the fourth husband of Joe Exotic (U22311)
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comment by Irishred (U2539)
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comment by Robb, the fourth husband of Joe Exotic (U22311)
posted 57 seconds ago
comment by Irishred (U2539)
posted 58 seconds ago
You like ST Robb?

I always felt along with faith no more they should have achieved so much more success?
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They were awesome - and they gave us Trujillo

Loved Faith no more, Pantera, Ugly Kid Joe, Alice in Chains, Sepultura - great metal bands of the early 90’s

For me the early 90s was about headbangers ball and Beavis and Butthead (learnt of so many bands through them)
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I saw faith no more in Dublin in 1989 and they were around an hour late due to them performing on top of the pops
----------------------------------------------------------------------

Would have been great to see them back then - Pattons work on Mr Bungle is so offbeat but genius all the same
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Saw sepultura on the beneath the remains tour as well
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Nice- I saw soulfly live - never sepultura
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There was a venue in my home town of dun laoghaire that was originally a roller disco called the top hat
I lived a 20 minute walk away. All the metal bands played there. Saw metallica there on the justice tour along with countless others
Great days. We used to walk to the venue as teenagers drinking cans of cider.
No alcohol was sold at those gigs but we knew the guy who sold the soft drinks from school and he used to mind our jackets as well as Irish up our Coca Cola if you get my drift
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Ha, sounds awesome. I assume Ireland got all the big metal bands playing there?
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Back then yes
Blackie lawless from WASP had a flame throwing codpiece that infamously backfired when they played there in the 80s

Cranberries did some good stuff as well, everybody loves Zombie. Crazy that she is dead

https://youtu.be/LMwQ2ym4ygo

comment by Robb, the fourth husband of Joe Exotic (U22311)
posted 1 minute ago
The end of the 90s were all about Limp Bizkit for me - the amount of injuries I used to get in their pit during Break Stuff were hilariously high
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Terrible band.

Not all of these were created during the 90s but played during them

Yo La Tengo
Pavement
Belle and Sebastian
Rage Against the Machine
Pixies
Portishead
The Strokes
The New P()rnographers
Radiohead
Sunny Day Real Estate
NIN
The Afghan Whigs

comment by Ole-Dirty-Baztard (U19119)
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comment by Robb, the fourth husband of Joe Exotic (U22311)
posted 1 minute ago
The end of the 90s were all about Limp Bizkit for me - the amount of injuries I used to get in their pit during Break Stuff were hilariously high
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Terrible band.
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Embarrassing band

comment by Ole-Dirty-Baztard (U19119)
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comment by Robb, the fourth husband of Joe Exotic (U22311)
posted 1 minute ago
The end of the 90s were all about Limp Bizkit for me - the amount of injuries I used to get in their pit during Break Stuff were hilariously high
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Terrible band.
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But very fun in any metal club you went to. Gets people off their seats

https://youtu.be/MQmrChMHfr0

comment by Ole-Dirty-Baztard (U19119)
posted 5 minutes ago
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7xG0juSTTOU

Screaming trees
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comment by Robb, the fourth husband of Joe Exotic (U22311)
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comment by Irishred (U2539)
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comment by Robb, the fourth husband of Joe Exotic (U22311)
posted 57 seconds ago
comment by Irishred (U2539)
posted 58 seconds ago
You like ST Robb?

I always felt along with faith no more they should have achieved so much more success?
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They were awesome - and they gave us Trujillo

Loved Faith no more, Pantera, Ugly Kid Joe, Alice in Chains, Sepultura - great metal bands of the early 90’s

For me the early 90s was about headbangers ball and Beavis and Butthead (learnt of so many bands through them)
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I saw faith no more in Dublin in 1989 and they were around an hour late due to them performing on top of the pops
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Would have been great to see them back then - Pattons work on Mr Bungle is so offbeat but genius all the same
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Saw sepultura on the beneath the remains tour as well
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I had a ticket to see them last night

comment by Manfrombelmonty (U1705)
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comment by Robb, the fourth husband of Joe Exotic (U22311)
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comment by Irishred (U2539)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Robb, the fourth husband of Joe Exotic (U22311)
posted 57 seconds ago
comment by Irishred (U2539)
posted 58 seconds ago
You like ST Robb?

I always felt along with faith no more they should have achieved so much more success?
----------------------------------------------------------------------

They were awesome - and they gave us Trujillo

Loved Faith no more, Pantera, Ugly Kid Joe, Alice in Chains, Sepultura - great metal bands of the early 90’s

For me the early 90s was about headbangers ball and Beavis and Butthead (learnt of so many bands through them)
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I saw faith no more in Dublin in 1989 and they were around an hour late due to them performing on top of the pops
----------------------------------------------------------------------

Would have been great to see them back then - Pattons work on Mr Bungle is so offbeat but genius all the same
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Saw sepultura on the beneath the remains tour as well
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I had a ticket to see them last night
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No way that’s chit mate

comment by Ole-Dirty-Baztard (U19119)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Robb, the fourth husband of Joe Exotic (U22311)
posted 1 minute ago
The end of the 90s were all about Limp Bizkit for me - the amount of injuries I used to get in their pit during Break Stuff were hilariously high
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Terrible band.
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Yeah but who doesn't still use the phrase 'chocolate starfish'?

Coincidentally, I've just been playing old PlayStation 1 games and listening to The Best... Album in the World... Ever! Vol. 4. Right back to 1996

Some great songs like Goldfinger by Ash, You're Gorgeous by Babybird, Trash by Suede, Sale of the Century by Sleeper... There was so much good music around then, and it's amazing how much of it was by British artists.