https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VV1XWJN3nJo
Natalie Imbruglio is like the Tony Blair of music.
Alanis Morissette.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jne9t8sHpUc
What else?
The only foul play that has occurred is your lying.i lied, i actually don't know
but i suspect foul play
The only foul play that has occurred is your lying.
i guess so
i did a little more internetting and found this:
http://i.imgur.com/dnNpvPw.gif
yeahhhhhhh this is getting dicey
guess where i was living in the 90s .. i dropped you a hint.Maybe in Scotland, but not in the United States.
Techno --
guess where i was living in the 90s .. i dropped you a hint.
and while you are at it, guess what i made money with.
it's somewhat .. ironic? that people would quote bands like 4 Non Blondes and Green Day when talking about "good music".
spoiler alert - grunge was the Major's invention. Nirvana were the latest Monkees, from the horse's mouth. It wasn't you who decided Pearl Jam and Soundgarden were great and needed to be famous - they were created for you as a product to consume.
did the 90s have some good rock music? i think it did. for example, Phish, who ye could not get a major distribution in their own country. Every decade had good rock, even the 80s, but did you ever get to see any of it on MTV?
the 90s was dominated by techno. If you hadn't decided beforehand that it was crap and shut your ears every time it played, you would have noticed it was what everyone else was listening to.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Children_(Robert_Miles_song)#Charts_and_sales
electronic music went from underground (1987) to mainstream in 7 years.
sure, Garth Brooks still sold more. do you want to take this discussion through how record labels control the market?
You're funny.guess where i was living in the 90s .. i dropped you a hint.
and while you are at it, guess what i made money with.
it's somewhat .. ironic? that people would quote bands like 4 Non Blondes and Green Day when talking about "good music".
spoiler alert - grunge was the Major's invention. Nirvana were the latest Monkees, from the horse's mouth. It wasn't you who decided Pearl Jam and Soundgarden were great and needed to be famous - they were created for you as a product to consume.
did the 90s have some good rock music? i think it did. for example, Phish, who ye could not get a major distribution in their own country. Every decade had good rock, even the 80s, but did you ever get to see any of it on MTV?
the 90s was dominated by techno. If you hadn't decided beforehand that it was crap and shut your ears every time it played, you would have noticed it was what everyone else was listening to.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Children_(Robert_Miles_song)#Charts_and_sales
electronic music went from underground (1987) to mainstream in 7 years.
sure, Garth Brooks still sold more. do you want to take this discussion through how record labels control the market?
none of that has anything to do with us calling your statement that it was dominated by techno false. Were there electronic/techo artists in the 90s that were successful Yes. but it was by no means the dominant genra
Grunge/Alternative (nivana, pearl gam AIC and the like)
Metal (NiN, Manson, Korn, Tool....)
Pop (MJ, madona, boy bands and so on)
Rap/hiphp - this was like the biggest time for this
those genres dominated the 90s
those genres dominated the 90s
Here's someone's top 100 list of best selling albums.those genres dominated whatever radio station you listened to. my guess is that you did not listen to, care about, or even know the extent to which electronic music permeated everything.
hey, i listen to jazz, i listened to a lot of jazz in the 90s, therefore the 90s were dominated by jazz. that's your argument.
I was living in Europe from 91-95, watched a lot of MTV Europe and such. Techno was definitely popular, but sure didn't seem to be the prevalent genre in rotation.those genres dominated whatever radio station you listened to. my guess is that you did not listen to, care about, or even know the extent to which electronic music permeated everything.
hey, i listen to jazz, i listened to a lot of jazz in the 90s, therefore the 90s were dominated by jazz. that's your argument.