A great decade for punk / hardcore. Fugazi. Gorilla Biscuits. Rollins, before he disappeared up his own arse. Sweaty gigs in tiny venues. I miss those days.

In the early to mid 90's I loved nothing more than a night of bouncing, banging techno, followed by Marley/Floyd type of thing as I eased down the next day.
*DTB shivers while recalling those next days*
Changed lots over the years and is now trip hop with a jazz angle, classical & opera, Cash, Floyd, Zeppelin, Fleetwood, Dylan, and a bit of Postmodern Jukebox if I feel like dreaming about sharing my life with Haley Reinhart.

sounds well energized, sounds like one hell of a time tbh!

Prince.

I was so obsessed when i was younger i even had the leather jacket with the symbol on the back.

Still love the music but luckily the dress sense has improved a bit!

Anyone who thinks Bruno Mars is ground breaking (and i think his music is great by the way) needs to stick a few Prince albums from the late 80's and 90's on. Gives a very clear idea where he gets his "thing" from.

Cheers BB

bruno mars is one hell of a singer!
be careful this guy would catch a grenade for your mrs haha!!

khuuunt sounds like a name of an author i come across

checking this out now (8)

Khuuunt Hamsun?!

Dean Koontz! he wrote a novel that very much matches whats going on in the world today, with the current affairs involved in virology etc

cant think the name from the top of my head, i will be back here with the name :D

Two albums define the 90s for me. Exile on coldharbour lane - Alabama 3. You owe it to yourself to listen to this


Also Dummy by portishead, but only if I'm feeling low.

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Sweeet Jesus, Alabama is where the seafood shrimps and crayfish are at!

Loved them- have 'rediscovered' mezanine by Massive Attack in the last few days.Brings me back to being a stoned student in my first bedsit. Great times.

Dummy is an outstanding album. It always takes me on a very pleasant journey.