r/90smusic
Robbie Williams sings "Angels" for the first time on TV in 1997 on TFI Friday
u/ReadingRambo152 — 3 days ago
u/LackApprehensive782 — 5 days ago
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Can anyone think of a band similar to Collective Soul that’s not Collective Soul?
Kind of like late stage INXS but maybe a little more rock-y?
u/CaligarisPantry — 4 days ago
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Did Billy Corgan or Gavin Rossdale ever write a great hook again after main success period?
I have these guys chances for a good two decades and never heard anything close to their peaks. Usually you would expect a couple songs that can hold up with their best but it seems like these two in particular intentionally refuse to write a catchy guitar riff or melodic hook after earning all their success on it. Would love some recs if you all feel there are some standouts that eventually came out?
u/commonrider5447 — 5 days ago
After 600+ hours of ups and downs, I finally reached “TEKKEN KING” with my main man Eddy Gordo! I feel so damn good; I didn’t fumble it when it came down to the wire! 🙌🏽
u/BLQNGGR — 7 days ago
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Metallica - Wherever I May Roam (1992)
Elektra Records
u/Odd_Advantage_3459 — 5 days ago
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Savage Garden - I Want You. First hit the top 10 exactly 30 years ago this week
youtu.beu/werisar2 — 6 days ago