i miss the radio. there is plenty of good music around these days, but it is a big effort to find it, as radio doesn't help out anymore... anyways, here are some of my favourites from listening to new-alt rock-type stations in the 90's...
- Interstate Love Song Stone Temple Pilots
- Santa Monica Everclear
- Rock 'n' Roll Star Oasis
- Sex & Candy Marcy Playground
- Possum Kingdom The Toadies
- Rocket Smashing Pumpkins
- Evenflow Pearl Jam
- Stereo MCs - Connected
- Feel the Pain Dinosaur Jr.
- Brain Stew/Jaded Green Day
- Everlong Foo Fighters
- Semi-Charmed Life Third Eye Blind
- Even Better Than The Real Thing U2
- Girls And Boys - Blur
- Do You Remember the First Time? - Pulp
- Letting the Cables Sleep Bush X
- Love Spreads The Stone Roses
- Cannonball Breeders
- Roll to Me Del Amitri
- The New Pollution Beck
- Here's Where the Story Ends The Sundays
- You Get What You Give New Radicals
- The Only One I Know The Charlatans UK
- Sliver Nirvana
- Misery - Soul Asylum
- Me and You Versus the World - Space
- High The Cure
- The Diamond Sea Sonic Youth
- Fireman Jawbreaker
- My Forgotten Favorite Velocity Girl
- Into Your Arms The Lemonheads
- Drops of Jupiter - Train
- Regret New Order
- Here and Now Letters to Cleo
- Girlfriend Matthew Sweet
- Are You Gonna Go My Way Lenny Kravitz
- Glamorous Glue Morrissey
- Stay - Lisa Loeb
- Piss Bottle Man Mike Watt
- Radiation Vibe Fountains of Wayne
- Whoever You Are Geggy Tah
- Natural One - Folk Implosion
- Goldfinger - Ash
- In the Meantime Spacehog
- Connection Elastica
- Money City Maniacs - Sloan
- Everybody Loves Me But You Juliana Hatfield
- A Girl Like You Edwyn Collins
- Ping Pong Stereolab
- Barely Breathing - Duncan Sheik
- Under the Bridge Red Hot Chili Peppers
- Divine Thing - Soup Dragons
- Shine Collective Soul
- The Concept Teenage Fanclub
- I Found Out About You Gin Blossoms
- So What'cha Want Beastie Boys
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Watching: Alien3
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Drinking: colas
hope you are doing well in your pursuits.
For example, the 'rock' channel here is still playing a lot of songs from the '90s. Some pushing twenty years old now. I mean, I like the songs but thinking back to when I was a kid, there was no twenty year old songs being played on the 'hip' rock stations. Blondie's 'Rapture' wasn't like followed up by Buddy Holly's 'Peggy Sue.'
I wonder how things got this way. Did internet radio really pull all the kids away leaving stations feeling they have to play a large amount of old stuff to keep us geezers listening? Did corporate music just bland everything out so that 20 year old stuff is pretty much the same as now? Just odd.