Best album of the early 90's

[Guest Satanisk_Slakt]

Nevermind, Slave To The Grind and Ten is three albums I rank pretty equal, but I voted Slave To The Grind.

[Midnight Rambler]

None of those. If i couldve i woulda voted for Definately Maybe.

[Lithium]

Nevermind, the other albums can't hold a candle to it.

[DopeSickGirl]

Nirvana-Nevermind(1991)

Soundgarden-Superunknown(1994)

Pearl Jam-Ten(1991)

Alice In Chains-Dirt(1992)

Pantera-Vulgar Display Of Power(1992)

I couldn't chose between those. Five of my favourite albums man!!!

If you held me a gun point I'd probably say Pearl Jam - Ten.. But I do love 'em all!

..and there are many, many other early 90's albums I love too!

xDSGx

[The Sandman]

Slave to the Grin.

Followed by the Black Album, Superunknown and Dirt. Then Ten and Vulgar.

[LCG]

Nevermind.

[New Rose]

Great list, but gotta add Rage Against the Machine's debut from '92...

True. That's my choice.

Nice to see that you added Temple of the Dog!

[Chris Axl]

Slave To The Grind

Black Album as second

[Spoon87]

Pearl Jam - Ten, that's for sure. God I love this album!

[Shuffle]

Null vote. Out of those I'd say Temple of the Dog or Ten, but I'd add Definitely Maybe and Generation Terrorists to that list.

[nathalie92]

I voted for The Black album, between those is the one that i still listen all the time..

I think that's the essential 90's record, and until this day keeps selling thousands of copies world wide.

I would like to add R.E.M Out of Time and U.2's Achtung Baby both are brilliant!

[Lithium]

I voted for The Black album, between those is the one that i still listen all the time..

I think that's the essential 90's record, and until this day keeps selling thousands of copies world wide.

I would like to add R.E.M Out of Time and U.2's Achtung Baby both are brilliant!

There's nothing essential about the Black Album, it's just commercial metal.

And I would rather add Automatic for the People than Out of Time.

[nameless_girl]

Even though I love a few of the already mentioned ones, I'm a complete Cohen fangirl, so I'll say that none of the above do it for me quite like The Future. The titular song alone is arguably one of the finest ever written.

[Chris Axl]

I voted for The Black album, between those is the one that i still listen all the time..

I think that's the essential 90's record, and until this day keeps selling thousands of copies world wide.

I would like to add R.E.M Out of Time and U.2's Achtung Baby both are brilliant!

There's nothing essential about the Black Album, it's just commercial metal.

you talking about Metallica is like me talking about smashing pumpkins

[JeanGenie]

I voted for The Black album, between those is the one that i still listen all the time..

I think that's the essential 90's record, and until this day keeps selling thousands of copies world wide.

I would like to add R.E.M Out of Time and U.2's Achtung Baby both are brilliant!

There's nothing essential about the Black Album, it's just commercial metal.

there is no such a thing as commercial metal. the record sold so did sgt. peppers, never mind the bollocks and so on. that has nothing to do with music. many people like the Black Album so it in fact is essential for many people. you can't argue facts.

the best album of the early 90's is for me Definetly Maybe.

[Chris Axl]

I voted for The Black album, between those is the one that i still listen all the time..

I think that's the essential 90's record, and until this day keeps selling thousands of copies world wide.

I would like to add R.E.M Out of Time and U.2's Achtung Baby both are brilliant!

There's nothing essential about the Black Album, it's just commercial metal.

there is no such a thing as commercial metal. the record sold so did sgt. peppers, never mind the bollocks and so on. that has nothing to do with music. many people like the Black Album so it in fact is essential for many people. you can't argue facts.

no man, Never Mind The Bollocks is commercial punk

[Dannebac]

megadeth bitches B)

[sweetness]

From that list I'd say Superunknown, but Core and Dirt come pretty damn close

[Moop]

Angel Dust by FNM should be on there.

But from that list, I'd say Nevermind, followed by Core.

[Lithium]

I voted for The Black album, between those is the one that i still listen all the time..

I think that's the essential 90's record, and until this day keeps selling thousands of copies world wide.

I would like to add R.E.M Out of Time and U.2's Achtung Baby both are brilliant!

There's nothing essential about the Black Album, it's just commercial metal.

there is no such a thing as commercial metal. the record sold so did sgt. peppers, never mind the bollocks and so on. that has nothing to do with music. many people like the Black Album so it in fact is essential for many people. you can't argue facts.

the best album of the early 90's is for me Definetly Maybe.

My point was that in order to be 'essential', an album need to have something special and unique about it, and highly commercial music rarely do.

Edited September 1, 2007 by Lithium

[AxlsAngel]

wheres AC/DC's The Razors Edge?

Yeah! That should be there too! I voted for Nevermind.

[Guest Ohdistortedsmile1789]

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[Guest Judas]

"spaghetti incident?"

[kevdo242]

Blood Sugar Sex Magick.

[stevGNR666]

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