what type of music was popular in the 1990's?
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90: Goo Goo Dolls, REM, Modern English, They Might Be Giants\n91: Pearl Jam, Green Day, Toad the Wet Sprocket\n92: Barenaked Ladies, The Cure, Oingo Boingo\n93: Smashing Pumpkins, Counting Crows\n94: Sister Hazel, Cake, Sting\n95: Ben Folds Five, No Doubt,Alanis Morissette\n96: Matchbox 20, Wallflowers, Duncan Sheik, Dave Matthews Band\n97: Sarah McLachlan, The Verve, Plumb, Creed\n98: Snow Patrol, Dishwalla\n99: Vertical Horizon, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Coldplay, Dido, Good Charlotte, John Mayer
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well, i dont consider anything by teenie boppers like backstreet boys or britney spears to be "music"....... so, i'd have to say ..... limp bizkit. the genre is "crap".
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After the early 90`s metal got fucked up.
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I think it is in the early 80's but I think it goes mostly on impact or the sound. OK all music is disputable in catigorizing it. There is betweens.
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Genre....most of the alt rock bands that came out of the Seattle scene during the early 90's were typified as "grunge"
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What's oldies ? 50's ? 60's 70's ? 80's or 90's ?\n\n50's: Elvis - Hound Dog\n60's: Beatles - Revolution\n70's: Boston - More Than a Feeling\n80's: U2 - Where the Streets Have No Names\n90's: Guns and Roses - Welcome to the Jungle
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led zeppelin\n\nbecause bands back then had talent.\n\nthe junk nowadays cant even be defined as "music"\n\ncomputer-generated-low-quality-talentless-ranting is a good synonym for todays new "music" though
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Go to iTunes, check the Billboard listings.  For every year, there is a top 100 list.  You will find most of what you are looking for there.\n\nI did this the other day because I wanted to see what songs from the 90's I could pull up.  Sure enough they had all the songs I forgot about right there for me to download or sample.
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grunge, rap, later on boy bands.
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"Alternative" is essentially a sub-genre of rock.The term "alternative" became popular in the early 90's to describe music that was different than traditional rock yet not part of the "New Wave" trend which was played out by then. \n\nIronically, "alternative" became as mainstream as anything else. So now the term is almost meaningless. In the late 90's, crappy bands like The Goo Goo Dolls were labeled "alternative." That totally goes against what was originanly being described.
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Nirvana should stay the Nirvana of the early 90's.  Any attempt to revive Nirvana would not be Nirvana.
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Google...limewire...80's...90's...
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The best decade is always going to be the decade you grew up in. Mine was between the 80's and 90's because this when I was growing up. Many songs of this era are important to me because they were my companions during my awkward years. I'm sure some out there know what I'm talking about.
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Here is a link that lists top-40 for 1983.  I think you can also look on Billboard's website and search years.  I know that for me, 1983 is the year I discovered Run-DMC, The Clash, The English Beat and Steele Pulse
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Spandau Balet, Duran Duran, Kajagoogoo, Toto, Dexys Midnight Runners.\n\nClassic sounds of the 1980's
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Pre 1990's GNR, definately.  If I had to choose from the current, it would be VR.
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Back in the '90s! Where it belongs!