What song are you listening to?

Nirvana should be an obvious mention but I have seen videos of Kurt wearing PJ's on stage so....lol

Sarai wrote:

oddly enough I was thinking about your 1992 date last night that seems such an arbitrary cut off point  and was going to look up the most popular 90's bands because there must be something out there

IMO, pop music began declining about 1987 and by 1992 had reached such a nadir that I could no longer listen to it. If I'm right about that decline--and it's a hard thing to prove objectively--then obviously there was something going on in that span of time (1987-1992). The corporatization of music, the advent of gangasta rap, the general decline in intelligence crossing a threshold, more people with poor taste possessing more disposable income, otherwise comely girls wearing pajayjays whilst buying lip balm and Haagen Dasz in the corner store--there are doubtless myriad possible explanations.

I have no objection to Metallica and Nirvanna, but I've never heard anything from them to make me want to rush out to the record store and buy their stuff.

your whole argument would have been more convincing had you posted something like this and not Lady Gaga

complicated man

"the advent of gangasta rap"

which can fully blamed on white men!

Sarai wrote:

your whole argument would have been more convincing had you posted something like this and not Lady Gaga

Well now, you have me there. (Were I writing a Craig Bond I would follow up with "You can have me here. Anywhere.") It just so happens Waylon was from 40 miles northwest of my hometown and where I presently sit. But, not being a major country fan, even outlaw country, I wasn't even aware he was still alive after 1992.

Sarai wrote:

"the advent of gangasta rap"

which can fully blamed on white men!

Another Texan. The helluva coincidence, that.

I was covering a college basketball game two years ago, and Vanilla Ice was the halftime entertainment. I walked straight past him at the halftime break and made right for the loo.

Real Texas music.

no argument here

even Hendrix said Billy Gibbons was the best guitarist in the world

Quite possibly the greatest Band of all time.

wasn't this 90's?

Two sides of the same band ... one track to 'rattle the cages' and one to chill RIGHT out to.

I could be quite happy, if not perhaps wealthy, singing for a band that did nothing but cover tunes by ZZ, Steely and the Heads.

Perilagu Khan wrote:

I could be quite happy, if not perhaps wealthy, singing for a band that did nothing but cover tunes by ZZ, Steely and the Heads.

or playing bass in vintage porn

this is great, dunno how I missed it till now

Great name for that band. Didn't they once tour with The Revolting Cocks, Hole and Tool? Genitalpalooza '94, I believe it wuz...