Who are your favourite bands of the '90's?

[Gandalf]

For me, my teenage years were extraordinary. I was living in a time when music seemed exciting and where guitar pop was becoming mainstream and I was also aware enough to start delving into music history. I had a whale of a time buying albums and exploring literature. This thread is for those '90's bands. Which are your favourites and do you have particular albums that you enjoy.

For me it was all about Pulp, Suede, Oasis, and to a lesser extent Blur, Sleeper, The Longpigs and James. I am sure there are loads of other bands, but I have neglected them in my elderly state.

Who are your favourite bands of the '90's?

[Beanz]

The Stone Roses.

[Gandalf]

Belle and Sebastian. They were so good at the time with all their EP's too. I am talking 90's, they haven't been nearly as good this decade.

[Gandalf]

I got all nostalgic seeing these recent Pulp performances.

Pulp appear on US talk show 'Late Night With Jimmy Fallon' – video | News | NME.COM

A sad fact is that my secondary school nickname was Jarvis. I used to think that it was annoying. It used to really bug me. Now I just think it was kind of alright and distinctive. Much better than being called 'Chubby' or 'Loopy'. To be nicknamed after a tall, distinctive articulate man is better than most nicknames.

[Beanz]

I got all nostalgic seeing these recent Pulp performances.

Pulp appear on US talk show 'Late Night With Jimmy Fallon' – video | News | NME.COM

A sad fact is that my secondary school nickname was Jarvis. I used to think that it was annoying. It used to really bug me. Now I just think it was kind of alright and distinctive. Much better than being called 'Chubby' or 'Loopy'. To be nicknamed after a tall, distinctive articulate man is better than most nicknames.

Mine was Beanz and still is

[Gandalf]

I got all nostalgic seeing these recent Pulp performances.

Pulp appear on US talk show 'Late Night With Jimmy Fallon' – video | News | NME.COM

A sad fact is that my secondary school nickname was Jarvis. I used to think that it was annoying. It used to really bug me. Now I just think it was kind of alright and distinctive. Much better than being called 'Chubby' or 'Loopy'. To be nicknamed after a tall, distinctive articulate man is better than most nicknames.

Mine was Beanz and still is

Nobody calls me Jarv anymore. I kind of miss it as at least Caucasian people get it somewhat right. I do at least have the proportions. I had a student suggest I look like Keanu Reeves the other week. I looked at him with pity. I look nothing like Keanu Reeves. He must look like Jackie Chan.