Heh, I taped it the night it aired, I was upset though they cut those couple meat puppets songs of the airing, glad it made the cd tho;^]

I saw they are selling the unplugged in newyork dvd at Starbucks.

I have that recorded on VHS! I re recorded it a few years ago, in '04 when MTV and MTV2 had a huge 10 year tribute to Kurt. When they aired it that time they did have the Meat Puppets songs in it.

Is something wrong with me when I find a depressing song like Down in a hole by Alice in Chains uplifting?

Alice in Chains does rock...

Just watched a VH1 special on 90's music...now about that guy Snow? Canadian Reggae? LOL

Truthfully, I miss 80's music...FALCO ROCKED!

"Informer, somethin' somethin' somethin' a somethin' down"..lol

Haha, 80's were great too, especialy for me as a hip hop fan "'cause it's the sound of the drum that makes ya come, but what about the funky bass when it's in your face!!" ~Treacherous Three "Action";^]

Ya'll Forgot Primus, Korn, P.O.D, etc.

Haha, Wynona had a big brown beaver indeed, that's why I kissed him in his cranium with an aluminum baseball bat, my name is mudd..lol;^]

Hey, lol, I liked him. That song was pretty cool. I can sing it, but I sure can't type it...lol. I thought he was cuuuuute... then again I was like 10...

Informer, you no say daddy me snow me gonna blame..a licky boom boom down...

damn..i am such a geek

A.D.I.D.A.S.
Twist

My name is Mud...

how about 311, Rage Against the Machine, White Zombie, Deftones???

Oh man, I don't know how I forgot this, shame on me...lol Anybody remember The Infectious Grooves? It was Mike Muir's (from Suicidal Tendencies) other band. Man, I never heard anything like it before it or after it, they did a song called "Therapy" with Ozzy Osbourne, off the hook;^]

Best band from the 90's? I have to go with OASIS. Yeah, they made headlines outside of there music, but when they made a CD or performed they always were fantastic.

NIRVANA- Saw them live, and they were okay. Mind you this was before they broke it big. I think all that needs to be said has been.

PUBLIC ENEMY- In 1990, released what I feel to be the most important album to date, Fear Of A Black Planet. There will never be another PE.

RADIOHEAD- Still going strong today, but this is one of the better bands to have existed in a long time.

ALICE IN CHAINS- Today, they are looked upon as a great band. But back in the 90's people just never seemed to give them there due.

And how about the Spice Girls? Hey, they were 90's music too.

I prefer 80's music..but I still like music from the 90's.

@Goofball, Fear Of A Black Planet was off the chain, I think It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back was equaly important though, but it's all rellevant in todays world no doubt, "Don't Believe The Hype". Good thing is, still is a PE. "Son Of A Bush", "The Flavor Flav Show", "Hell No, We Ain't Alright", just a few of many. I bought the then newly released "Beats & Places" in 2006, came with the cd plus a DVD PACKED with music videos & documentaries. At $17 it was still a steal & there's a lesson in music marketing too, give us the consumers that extra love;^]

Well Turtlepoet, "It Takes A Nation Of Millions" is very important. Heck, I can't think of anything that PE did that wasn't. I just think the what "Fear" did was wake up people. It wasn't just about the struggle that was going on in the projects. "Fear" just opened up a new world to suburban America. You can say that Ice Cube's "Amerikkka's Most Wanted" did that too, but I just don't find Cube's album as strong a statement as PE's. Flav and Chuck D just got it right on "Fear". You are right. Even 17 years later, both albums are relevant to our world, which does show you that we still have a long way to go. But make no mistake about it, back in 1990, when I bought this CD, I was utterly amazed at what I was listening to.

Hanson's still my favorite band on earth...lol

myspace.com/hansonmusic (The new stuff is REALLY good,ya'll should go listen )

Haha, and of course I still have a place in my heart for the girly silliness that was the Spice Girls...

My nick name then was "Hanson Spice" I wore nothing but Hanson Tshirts and huge platform tennis shoes like Baby Spice's...

I SWEAR I'm not making this up

No doubt, even all the way back to "Yo! Bum Rush The Show!". PE is one of my all time rap groups for that reason. Them, KRS One (or back with BDP), Rakim, and yes, even the legendary Kool Moe Dee..lol;^]

I grew up on really great rock, thru the 60's & early 70's. Groups like the Beatles, Dead, Zepplin, Pink Floyd, Cream, etc. The disco era totally sucked & the late 70's-80's produced few decent bands (notable exceptions: Talking Heads & Pretenders). For me, the 90's produced the first new & original music since the 70's. Nirvana, Pumpkins, RadioHead & Chili Peppers made me pay attention to new music again.

forgot about bush