What tape did you play on repeat in the 90s that hasn't gotten the respect it deserves 30 years later?
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Randomly just had Bloodhound Gang's Bad Touch of all things pop into my brain. (Sorry)
Nervous-Cricket-4895@reddit
Mike and the Mechanics Welcome to the Boomtown
mwithington@reddit
David and David?
Nervous-Cricket-4895@reddit
Yes, thanks!
cattlekidvi@reddit
David and David …. this was the album I had on repeat.
Nervous-Cricket-4895@reddit
Yes, of course, David and David. Thank you. Great album
Crewstage8387@reddit
Survey says❌❌❌ Welcome to the Boomtown was off the album Welcome by David and David
FelinusFanaticus@reddit
Paw-Dragline.
_cob_@reddit
I never would have expected to have someone mention this. Back in my weed smoking days we considered this album one of our anthems.
FelinusFanaticus@reddit
It was the first album I loved from the first to last song. To me it was poetry set to music. I still listen to it occasionally and still never skip a song.
rapiertwit@reddit
A ex-girlfriend made an overture after our breakup by putting two albums she thought I would like on an extended play tape. One side was A Storm in Heaven by Verve, the other was Exile in Guyville by Liz Phair. She was right on the money with those, I got the tape right before going on a long road trip with my buddy to go hiking in the Smoky Mountains, and popped it in the tape deck as we were heading out. We listened to those two albums the whole 5 hour car ride there, and the whole ride back. I eventually got both albums on CD but until then that tape got a lot of use.
Sentient_Sawhorse@reddit
Kings X-Gretchen goes to Nebraska
HowDidFoodGetInHere@reddit
So much love for King's X. Rush will always be my number 1, but these guys are a close second.
Sentient_Sawhorse@reddit
Ditto
catchatoritori@reddit
Tripping Daisy - Elastic Firecracker
CaptainMobius@reddit
Tripping Daisy is touring next month, playing Firecracker in its entirety, FYI.
pigspoon874@reddit
WHAT!!!!
CaptainMobius@reddit
Spring Tour 2026
pigspoon874@reddit
Thank you!!!
catchatoritori@reddit
I saw! If Im in town Ill be there!
WhatTheHellPod@reddit
The Refreshments Fizzy Fuzzy Big and Buzzy
It wasn't life changing or anything but it had a bunch of fun songs perfect for drinking on a Summer afternoon at the lake. I wore the CD out doing just that.
Reztnep@reddit
I still listen to this album often. I wish they had pressed it on vinyl.
WhatTheHellPod@reddit
THEY DID! It is on Amazon right now!
HowDidFoodGetInHere@reddit
King's X - The self titled album.
Came out in '92, and is still criminally forgotten, as are their first three albums. Just brilliant songwriting from start to finish. There's a reason King's X always catches the label "Your favorite band's favorite band."
PardonMeTwo@reddit
Great answer. Dogman was probably my favorite and they were even better live.
HowDidFoodGetInHere@reddit
I've been a fan since FHL came out in what, 88-89? They were a bucket list band I never thought I'd get to see. Finally saw them in 2024 and they were everything I ever thought they'd be.
GoldenMonkeyRedux@reddit
Joy Division Substance
The Smiths Louder Than Bombs
The Cure Disintegration
Depeche Mode Violator
Yeah, I was that moody kid.
After that either mix tapes or Paul’s Boutique
BeforeLongHopefully@reddit
Jesus did you hack my Reddit? Where’d you grow up?
GoldenMonkeyRedux@reddit
Hah, believe it or not the Appalachians in PA. Completely outside civilization.
Pretty sure I figured those out from SPIN or some alt magazine that we could get very rarely.
Luckily, I could receive the radio signal from a college somewhat nearby.
Got to see both The Cure and Depeche Mode on those album tours by a friend's dad driving us into Philly when I was in high school. Nose bleed seats, but freaking awesome.
BeforeLongHopefully@reddit
Yeah I loved Spin too. I grew up in a small city where I could go to a proper record store and I made friends not into metal or classic rock, the seemingly only music choices. In Canada where I’m from our version of MTV played a ton of videos from the UK which helped.
Into Kate bush? REM? Radiohead?
GoldenMonkeyRedux@reddit
Much Music? I watched the heck out of it. We strangely received the signal via our ancient gigantic satellite dish which we got when I was a teen.
And yeah, I love those acts/bands. I had to decide between The Cure or REM because they played on the same day. I stick by The Cure. My brother went to the University of Georgia and ran into Stipe often.
Kate Bush is very popular in our house, but Radiohead is way up on my pantheon. I own a ridiculous amount of their vinyl.
BeforeLongHopefully@reddit
Awesome. Yes Muchmusic! It got all the huge American stuff like the thriller world premier (it felt like my whole city, or at least my block totally stopped everything for that) but was very heavy on Canadian and British artists which was great.
Moved to the Boston area in my late 20s and that really opened up my ability to see amazing concerts so was lucky enough to see 3 Radiohead shows including the kid a tour and the HTTT tour which were so so good. Say REM too. Even saw the beasties.
GoldenMonkeyRedux@reddit
Hell yeah. I saw the B-Boys twice in Japan in small clubs on the Hello Nasty tour. Got to meet Adam Y at one of those shows . the Boredoms unexpectedly opened.
Crazy you’ve seen Radiohead 3x
cattlekidvi@reddit
I was also at the Philly show for Disintegration tour :-)
GrayBeardBoardGamer@reddit
I've heard of all of these, which to me says they've gotten plenty of respect. That said, it's a great list.
GoldenMonkeyRedux@reddit
Almost 40 years later I listen to all of them to my family's chagrin. (But my teen actually digs every one of those).
HA1LHYDRA@reddit
Funkmaster Flex 60 Minutes of Funk vol.1 was a staple of every backyard BBQ and house party we had in the 90s. Nothing but the best memories.
firetomherman@reddit
Local Dallas band called Slow Roosevelt.
dpenton@reddit
And Course of Empire. And Stinkbug, and JIBE.
firetomherman@reddit
JIBE oh man. I'll have to go back and listen.
Grouchy_Branch_510@reddit
Salty Dog, every dog has its day
FrostedMoon8888@reddit
Oh I forgot about them!
Grouchy_Branch_510@reddit
See… LOL
PardonMeTwo@reddit
Bon Jovi- These Days. A very adult album. Slippery When Wet, while hugely successful, convinces everyone that they were cock rock. If anyone listened to it, These Days would have convinced people that they were adults capable of a good rock album.
irmarbert@reddit
Circa by Mary’s Danish
GargleToes@reddit
Oooh, good one! Such a great band.
PardonMeTwo@reddit
Motley Crue- self titled. The only album without Vince’s Neil was their best album, discounting nostalgia. I can barely take them seriously anymore but this was a great album.
PardonMeTwo@reddit
Extreme- Waiting for the Punchline. A great straight forward rock album with amazing guitar playing.
pretti@reddit
Temple of the dog
craftyrunner@reddit
Sugar — Copper Blue. On CD.
prdpdx@reddit
This is the way! All Hail Bob.
SnorvusMaximus@reddit
Method man - tical. Today’s listeners don’t get the blunted sound. Ironic, considering cannabis liberation.
DJBudGreen@reddit
3-D Wraithchild America
DevilMan17dedZ@reddit
Fear Factory's album Obsolete. (Later 90's but still)
HowDidFoodGetInHere@reddit
I must've worn out three copies of Obsolete at least.
DevilMan17dedZ@reddit
HellYeah!!!
BloodyEyeGames@reddit
Orbital - Halcyon + on + on
It was the original Mortal Kombat movie that introduced me to Orbital, but honestly, the whole soundtrack was one banger after another. It really opened up my musical horizons to genres I'd either never heard of or just never considered or thought I'd like.
KMFDM, Utah Saints, Type O Negative, Tracy Lords, Napalm Death, and I think Juno Reactor, and more I can't remember.
NaturalForty@reddit
Last Splash by the Breeders.
amandazzle@reddit
I listened to that tape on repeat. Such a good album.
FrostedMoon8888@reddit
Excellent album
maybeest@reddit
U2 - Achtung Baby Tragically Hip - Fully Completely Tom Waits - Bone Machine The Judgment Night soundtrack (if you don't know, you should know) Emmylou Harris - Wrecking Ball Ice T - Power
LongOrganic4933@reddit
Wrecking Ball one of the best of the decade imo
keepcalmdude@reddit
Bad Religion - Recipe for hate. It was relevant to the world of it’s day, and even more relevant now
nursetanya2@reddit
Bon Jovi Blaze of Glory album from Young Guns
Delicious-Pie8944@reddit
Soul Asylum - Hang Time
Key_Tie_8433@reddit
Sometime to Return is my favorite
buschkraft@reddit
Dream Theater- images and words Damn the Machine- self titled
UnclesaurusChuck@reddit
Temple of Boom side 2 first 3 years straight
HasaneeneeDingo@reddit
Concrete Blonde "Bloodletting." The big radio hit was "Joey," but at best it's the third best song on the album.
peterw71@reddit
The Orb's Adventures Beyond the Ultraworld
melissafromtherivah@reddit
Screaming Trees - Sweet Oblivion
MacNeal@reddit
My little bro knew those guys. I was giving them a hard time at a party one time, drank a bit too much tequila and turned into a jerk. For all the razzing I gave them, I did stress how good their music was and that it would at least get them laid at the very least.
melissafromtherivah@reddit
Lanegan was better than good. Fun story though
FrostedMoon8888@reddit
Loved them, so sad about Mark Lanagan
melissafromtherivah@reddit
Same 💔
butmymommasays@reddit
The Feelies - The Good Earth
craftyrunner@reddit
I loved this one too. Have it on vinyl but haven’t had a turntable in years!
highnumber@reddit
I saw Peter Buck when he was touring with the Baseball Project and I thanked him for producing one of my favorite albums. He said "I didn't have to do anything. That was all them."
butmymommasays@reddit
Thanks for sharing and sending me down a rabbit hole. R.E.M. is in my top 5 favorite bands and I was unaware of this connection - time to jam!
NunyaBizz_88@reddit
CeCe Peniston’s “Finally” album. Soooo many HITS - Inside that I Cried/Finally/We Got a Love Thang/Keep on Walkin/etc., sis was 🔥🔥!!! But all everybody saw was MJBlige’s 411.
Fudloe@reddit
Ryan Downe's "The Hypocrite".
travelinmatt76@reddit
I was always listening to my Tiffany tape
FranqiT@reddit
Philosopher Kings
Gonzostewie@reddit
Naughty by Nature's debut self-titled album.
falkorsaveslives@reddit
Flogging Molly - Alive Behind the Green Door
Emotional_Turn6059@reddit
The soundtrack from the Last Action Hero was literally stuck in my car for a whole summer.
GeorgianGold@reddit
Bat Out Of Hell II
Thirty_Helens_Agree@reddit
I’m sore it got plenty of love in Australia, but Blue Sky Mining maybe didn’t get the love it deserved in the US.
TWDDave1988@reddit
I’m in the U.S. and I played the shit out of that album.
SnooPredictions4090@reddit
Gish - smashing pumpkins
TWDDave1988@reddit
Still their best album in my opinion.
rockabillytendencies@reddit
This but I had the CD. I was playing black Crowes shake your money maker on a cassette tape I played in my El Camino
WishieWashie12@reddit
Ministry - in case you didnt feel like showing up.
whirlydad@reddit
I listened to The Mind is a Terrible Thing To Taste on repeat.
North_Key80@reddit
This album is just iconic to me. Ministry at their best, IMO.
CommunicationHappy20@reddit
The Conspiracy - Too Far Gone
Ahleron@reddit
Standing on a Beach - The Singles, by The Cure.
Familiar_Palpitation@reddit
Soundgarden - Louder Than Love.
I think it's their best album.
dylan651977@reddit
it came out in early ‘80s but I played the shit out of this tape in the ‘90s (it was unavailable on any other format until the 2000s: The Name Of This Is Talking Heads by Talking Heads
Rhiannon8404@reddit
Such a fantastic album
dylan651977@reddit
the OG tape and vinyl had the best versions of “Crosseyed and Painless” I don’t know why they messed with it for the CD reissue
Ok_Actuator2219@reddit
Live - Thowing Copper
Interesting_Pie_6679@reddit
Urge Overkill's Saturation.
bigepidemic@reddit
Every Berlin tape. Til Tuesday. Inxs
NoOutlandishness906@reddit
Quick is the name- DJ Quick
Weird-n-Gilly@reddit
CD’s! If you were still playing tapes, you were probably rollin around in your Isuzu pickup listening to Megadeath-count down to extinction
KittiesRule1968@reddit
I was!!!! My 1992 Isuzu pickup I bought brand new had one. It lasted a month before I went and got a removable Alpine CD player.
smallberrys@reddit
True for this post, but don't disrespect my early 90s mix-tape game!
ScabieBaby@reddit
FrostedMoon8888@reddit
Soundgarden bad motor finger
w30freak@reddit
Phantom Blue - Born to Run
temerairevm@reddit
Mother love bone.
I think partly because it’s gotten so little airplay, I instantly feel 22 years old when I hear it.
hcoverlambda@reddit
And Mad Season, Layne Staley and Mike McCready! Screaming Trees too.
temerairevm@reddit
Love Mark Lanegan. Have seen him play live many times, usually having to drive around 8 hours to get there.
QuttiDeBachi@reddit
Good stuff
Kelly_blue_brook88@reddit
“Garbage” By Garbage
Loop_Adjacent@reddit
Yesss!!! I'm still listening to that album today!!! Saw them last year on tour too!
Early_Afternoon9260@reddit
Angel Dust - Faith No More
FletchWazzle@reddit
The single for once bitten twice shy, had a great b side
Poultrygeist74@reddit
Wasted Rock Ranger?
FletchWazzle@reddit
The AMI jukebox at my work doesn't have everything I search for, but it does have that banger of a track. A couple weeks before that awful fire show of there's, id drunkenly made an ass of myself yelling play wasted rock ranger between every song.
Xer-angst@reddit
RHCP- Blood Sugar Sex Magic Depeche Mode- Violator Jane's Addiction- Nothing Shocking
coopnjaxdad@reddit
Clutch-transnational speedway league
Dazzling_Oven9079@reddit
Pantera - Cowboys from Hell
theantnest@reddit
Pm Dawn - Of the heart, of the soul, of the cross.
Ok_Bar_7711@reddit
Absolutely this.
theantnest@reddit
Apart from Set Adrift on Memory Bliss, the whole album is amazing AND it was made in their home studio with a microphone a sampler, a Roland juno and a technics turntable.
Ok_Bar_7711@reddit
I did not know this. Genius.
hcoverlambda@reddit
Can’t believe I had to scroll this far!
WorriedCress7965@reddit
One Fierce Beer Coaster.
grubbsben@reddit
Cracker- kerosene hat
ejsell@reddit
I'm still playing this and got to see them twice, once with the Counting Crows and once with the Barenaked Ladies.
analogpursuits@reddit
Tapes in the 90s? Trust me, we were desperate to move away from tapes by then. The CD technology was just taking hold and it was MUCH preferred over tapes. No more having to skip through 3 songs on >>FFWD to get to the one you like.
As for today, I drive a 1999 Toyota that has a tape deck. You can be sure I'm listening to my tapes and not the CDs. The CDs skip, which we later learned happens, but not before we got rid of, or put in storage, all our cassettes. Thrift stores and hip 2nd hand stores are my friend now! Peter Murphy, Catherine Wheel, The Replacements, INXS, Depeche Mode, Motley Crue, Ozzy, AC/DC. I like it all!
GuitarPlayingGuy71@reddit
Dirt by Alice in Chains. But I’m pretty sure I’m not alone in loving that album.
special5221@reddit
Alice In Chains didn’t get near enough love in the 90s. They should have been looked at as being in the same echelon as at least Nirvana. But I think they are making a resurgence as more people come to appreciate what they were doing back then.
KimBrrr1975@reddit
late 80s, but Bon Jovi's New Jersey album. I wore that tape out numerous times over. And now, though Bon Jovi is still well known, the songs from that album rarely come up.
side note, autocorrect keeps changing it to Bon Jovial which cracks me up 😆
eyehate@reddit
Bad Religion should be much much bigger than they are - all of their albums were on repeat in my house.
DieHardAmerican95@reddit
I wore out tapes of Use Your Illusion 1 & 2. Guns ‘n Roses was my favorite band for a decade.
savedbytheblood72@reddit
Amazing writing!
savedbytheblood72@reddit
Gin Blossoms. New Miserable Experience
theREAL_BalloonBoy09@reddit
Basehead “Play with Toys”
MissDisplaced@reddit
Hadn’t we moved to CDs by the 90s? Lol! Anyhow.
If you want to talk cassette tapes two that come to mind are Quiet Riot - Metal Health and Ratt - Out of the Cellar, circa 83-84 and played on repeat until pencil rewind time in my 1975 Ford Maverick.
Poultrygeist74@reddit
My older brother gave me both of those tapes along with Twisted Sister, Iron Maiden and some others when he came back to visit us after joining the Air Force. He had met (and eventually married) a woman who had different musical tastes.
Turbulent_Tale6497@reddit
Delirious
THENHAUS@reddit
Prince or Eddie Murphy?
greyharettv@reddit
Depeche Mode - Violator
Altruistic-Editor111@reddit
The Dandy Warhols Come Down by The Dandy Warhols
No_Whereas_191@reddit
Failure - Fantastic Planet
dpenton@reddit
Saturday Savior!
littlescreechyowl@reddit
We had a guy that made club dj remixes. He had a kiosk at the mall. I wish I still had them.
MartinMcFly55@reddit
I live fairly close to Chicago. Bootleg house music tapes were like gold in the late 80's early 90's, wish I still had some of those too!
littlescreechyowl@reddit
I got mine at Ford City! I lived in the suburbs and we’d say we were going to “the mall”. But never told them which one.
MartinMcFly55@reddit
No shit! We probably heard all the same stuff. I miss that. In the early 00's I found and downloaded a bunch on Limewire, all gone with the wind.
littlescreechyowl@reddit
I have two bins left to sort from our recent move. I’m really hoping I find them.
Chicago music scene was so good in the 90s.
No-Reading-4384@reddit
Tusk
stinkiphish@reddit
Straitjacket Fits - Melt seems to have faded from most consciousness but it was a steady go to for me.
yabbo1138@reddit
Oh wow! I haven't thought about this album in years!! This was a must listen in college!
Fancyanncy@reddit
The ones I never hear these days are Elastica and the Breeders
noise_generator1979@reddit
The Breeders still have a following and are active. I don't know about Elastica.
I would add Veruca Salt and Babes in Toyland to this list though.
spunquee@reddit
Yasssss Veruca Salt!
noise_generator1979@reddit
I know, right?! I listened to "Straight" on repeat for a couple weeks recently. Still not tired of that song.
Fancyanncy@reddit
Oh yeah, Veruca Salt was one of my faves, too. I think I heard an elastica song in a show recently but I can’t remember which one. Breeders I do hear now and then, just not with the same frequency as like, Nirvana or weezer or even Hole
Ted_Denslow@reddit
Elstica rules so hard. 'Stutter' is one of my favorite songs of all time.
Poultrygeist74@reddit
Corrosion of Conformity had a great 3 album run in the 90s. Blind, Deliverance, and Wiseblood are still in my rotation today yet many people don’t know who they are.
Az-Bats@reddit
All the compilation albums that came out in the 90s - record label ones (React volumes or One Little Indian who did lots of compilations), artists charity ones like Help for raising money for War Child, themed ones like Trip to the Andes, or Trance Atlantic /Trance Europe Express/Artificial Intelligence and the soundtracks which sometime outshone the movie itself like Hackers, Mortal Kombat/More Mortal Kombat, and A Life Less Ordinary.
Lots of well known bands but some of the other bands which people may have missed, who are on these albums, are bands like Ash, Space, Cast, etc.
monie8808@reddit
Straight outta Compton.
Friend in college from California had the cassette in her Honda civic, she was a magician at finding songs for me to listen to using that cassette deck while driving.
MomoMcDoobie@reddit
Bigger, Better, Faster, More! By 4 Non Blondes
The whole album is fantastic and I'll never tire of Linda's voice
Internal-Mortgage635@reddit
Damn, that released 7 days before I was born. Gonna queue it up!
mados123@reddit
The Low End Theory by A Tribe Called Quest
spotsevrywhere@reddit
Me too, still have it, but it’s sounding pretty stretched these days. Such a great album. No skips on that one.
Fwumpy@reddit
Anthrax - Attack of the Killer Bs
MomoMcDoobie@reddit
Yes! I still have the tape
theREAL_BalloonBoy09@reddit
De La Soul is Dead
spotsevrywhere@reddit
Me too. I think I still have it too.
spotsevrywhere@reddit
Fugazi - 13 Songs - it was a CD - if it was a tape it would have been stretched pretty thin.
Infinite-Lychee-182@reddit
Jagged Little Pill
hcoverlambda@reddit
Watch out Dave Coulier!
rebelling-conformist@reddit
Loved this one
Fit-Olive-4680@reddit
This one got plenty of attention and was awful. No talent screeching voice woman.
Macha_Grey@reddit
Messiah. Techno. I tried listening to it again, and it wasn't as good as I remember.
Oh, and the Mortal Combat soundtrack...first time hearing Tracy Lords from Lords of Acid!!! I lived in a very small Montana town.
spunquee@reddit
Mortal Kombat was such a banger, we used to play the soundtrack on all the stereo systems at once prior to opening at Computer City back in the day!
DryFoundation2323@reddit
I didn't really have the time to play tapes on repeat in the 90s. If I did they would have been CDs.
Bitter-Assignment464@reddit
AIC far of flies
Poultrygeist74@reddit
“Nutshell” gets a lot of attention on YouTube
whyamionthissite@reddit
I wore the oxide off my double album cassette of the B-52s Dance Mix/Mesopotamia.
RadTherapist77@reddit
River Runs Red- Life of Agony Quicksand- Manic Compression
theactualdustyblades@reddit
Fishbone-Truth and Soulr/Reality of My Surroundings
Greengiant304@reddit
The KLF - The White Room
Atlantean_truth@reddit
Love KLF
spunquee@reddit
They’re gonna rock you.
vodeodeo55@reddit
The Dead Kennedys-Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables
RobActionTributeBand@reddit
The Toadies- Rubberneck
hcoverlambda@reddit
Tyler!
waryleeryweary@reddit
Vaden Todd Lewis has still got it! He’s incredible.
Solid-Bee-1613@reddit
Jon Bon Jovi - Blaze of Glory. I think i wore out one cassette , replaced it then bought it on CD in the late 90s.
Wiserputa52@reddit
“Reading, Writing And Arithmetic” and “Blind” - The Sundays “Become What You Are” - Juliana Hatfield Three
Any_Froyo2301@reddit
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic is brilliant.
Feel like it’s starting to get more recognition over the last couple of years. At least, I keep seeing it mentioned recently.
hcoverlambda@reddit
OMG yes! So underrated. Static and Silence was a great album too.
Wiserputa52@reddit
Long overdue. My daughter, 21, loves it so much that “My Finest Hour” was in her top 10 songs on Spotify Wrapped last year. Proud Mom here!
Dagobahbodega@reddit
I'll keep hoping you are the same as me And I'll send you letters and come to your house for tea We are who we are, what do the others know But poetry is not for me, so show me the way to go, home
My manifesto in the 90's. Seemed like no one paid attention to the Sundays back then in the US anyway. Love this song so much, instant mood changer. Best to belt out on the way home from work. Reading, Writing and Arithmetic is a fantastic album.
Any_Froyo2301@reddit
Beautiful! Can hear it in my head as I read it.
Wiserputa52@reddit
I saw them live in ‘93. They were amazing. Harriet sounded just as good live if not better. Only thing I didn’t like is people were moshing! The fuck? This is not moshing music, people. Come on! 😂😂😂
Wiserputa52@reddit
“You’re too, you’re too, you’re too youuuuung….”
Loopyfrootcake@reddit
Become what you are is such a great album.
Wiserputa52@reddit
Right? I’ve got one of my 21 year-old daughters into it. She loves it.
sevenselevens@reddit
Elastica “Elastica”
spunquee@reddit
I just heard the opening note in my head.
emax4@reddit
Lush - Lovelife
I realized they have manhating songs, but the overall groove is hard for me to stop listening to.
Ok-Writing9280@reddit
The stereotypical men and the musicians who “inspired” that so called “man hating” song probably deserve to be hated, tbf.
emax4@reddit
I would hate them for hurting others, but those who got hurt made some pretty f'in awesome songs that still hold their value today.
I'm a big Genesis/Phil Collins fan. Phil's divorces helped him crank out some bangers back in the day, but unfortunately his absence in his family played a hand in it. There was controversy when he divorced his wife via fax too.
It's a strange feeling. The ears, mind, and soul get pleasure from someone else's pain and misfortune.
potsofjam@reddit
Fax is even colder than text message.
Key_Street1637@reddit
Lush was absolutely fantastic. And I had a huge crush on Miki Berenyi.
Perfect-District@reddit
DRI - I dont need Society "Fuck the system they can't have me! I dont need society" 1983 jam I played on repeat in 90s and just as relevant today. The way the song rolls into you with the base from the beginning gets me going.
MartinMcFly55@reddit
Fuck yes.
s1l1c0n3@reddit
Concentration by Machines of Loving Grace
parallaxdecision@reddit
I came here to type that and never thought someone would be me to them! And if memory serves, didn't they record their first album in their basement?
s1l1c0n3@reddit
I don’t know if it was in the basement, but I do know their first record was essentially the band’s demo.
It’s criminal that Concentration is basically out of print and there is almost no chance it’ll be released on vinyl.
parallaxdecision@reddit
Do you know of the band God Lives Underwater? They were a mix of industrial with a very 90s vocal style. The first album was released in '95.
s1l1c0n3@reddit
I do remember them. They didn't scratch the same itch as MoLG, Chemlab, or Sister Machine Gun
Fluffy-Structure-368@reddit
Ned's Atomic Dustbin. Reel Big Fish. All/Descendents. And the grand daddy of them all...Bad Religion's Suffer, it gets the proper respect in punk circles but it goes beyond punk.
Back_Alley420@reddit
Sinead o Conner
potsofjam@reddit
I wish I had appreciated her back in the 90s I bet she was amazing live.
MrFlibblesPenguin@reddit
Sterio MCs - Connected...going to have to put on my baggy jeans and play this loud now.
spunquee@reddit
one of the quintessential 90s songs. Makes me feel it every time.
betabry@reddit
I wore the paint off of two copies of Queensrÿche’s Empire before I could afford a discman.
Grendeltech@reddit
Apparently, Europe's The Final Countdown is retroactively considered to be a crime against music. I liked it when I was a kid, and I still like it now.
priscillaturts@reddit
When I was about 10 I made a tape that repeated Final Countdown for an entire side and would fall asleep with it playing on my Walkman.
Grendeltech@reddit
I did that with Danzig's Blood and Tears at 15.
bobgone1974@reddit
My friend did it with Twist of Cain. We would play RBI baseball for hours with that tape playing.
Boredbrainstormer@reddit
It wasn’t a tape , it was a song “ Tomorrow people “ by Ziggy Marley .
qwerty8675309Z@reddit
INXS - Kick. Every song was great, and Michael Hutchence had such a cool voice.
Any_Froyo2301@reddit
His hair was quite something too!
I think that Michael Hutchence in the video for Never Tear Us Apart reaches peak male beauty!
Dagobahbodega@reddit
Outstanding album. Loved Listen Like Thieves too. Those album cassettes, U2's The Joshua Tree, REM's Life's Rich Pageant and Document were in frequent rotation in the tape deck of my high school car.
GoldenMonkeyRedux@reddit
Great call. I need to grab that asap.
I was in London at Heathrow flying back to the US when I found out that Hutchinson had died. Quite a bummer.
I'll always remember Kick as the soundtrack to a youthful summer camp with the boy scouts. Everyone was playing it.
StephenDoesStuff@reddit (OP)
Really curious, this came out in 87, and was one of the first albums I bought, were you listening into the 90s?
qwerty8675309Z@reddit
Yes, but I did overlook the 90s part. Smells like teen spirit is my updated 90s song! INXS and Nirvana are both in my Spotify favorites playlist.
ClasslessKitty@reddit
Both of these got significant accolades. I think you misunderstood the assignment LMAO
allusium@reddit
Absolutely
pedsmursekc@reddit
That album is one of my all-time favorites.
lauramich74@reddit
My 13 y/o freaking loves this one
Rikkitikkitabby@reddit
Butthole Surfers, "Psychic...Powerless...Another Man's Sac", "Locust Abortion Technicians", "Rembrandt Pussyhorse", and, "Hairway to Steven", lived in my car stereo that decade.
rcw00@reddit
Mary’s Danish - American Standard
potsofjam@reddit
I love Mary’s Danish, saw them in the Bay Area a few times. I haven’t heard American Standard in so long. Gave up all my cassettes, CDs and Vinyl years ago because I moved so many times. I was excited when There Goes The Wondertruck was added to Apple Music.
TheBklynGuy@reddit
Hellacious Acres-Dangerous Toys
jezebeljones666@reddit
Redd Kross- Neurotica
Roachmeister@reddit
Introducing the Hardline According to Terrance Trent D'arby
Comma-Splice1881@reddit
He changed his name.
Roachmeister@reddit
Yes, I'm aware of that, but it was under the original name that I listened to it in the 90s.
Comma-Splice1881@reddit
As did I.
strongdon@reddit
Good call! Love this record.
Braincloud@reddit
Oh man I wore that record out!
Life-Improvement-886@reddit
While in the U.S. Navy, I lived in London in the mid-80’s and played the shit out of his album!
fuzzybunnyslippers08@reddit
Daisy Chainsaw - Eleventeen. Love Your Money is a banger. I saw them on my 21st birthday while I was on acid and their music made total sense to me. Amazing live. Even with or without the acid.
am312@reddit
Big Red Letter Day - Buffalo Tom
jedi-in-jeans@reddit
I went to guitar camp in CT in the 90’s, and my teacher had a band called Vision Purple. The tape of their 4 song demo was on repeat for years. Massive shredding and proggy leanings. Not sure they did anything other than that demo, but it was unreal!
dejavoodoo77@reddit
Southern Harmony Musical Companion- Black Crowes
HoldMyDomeFoam@reddit
One of the greatest guitar albums ever recorded.
strongdon@reddit
This!
SpareIndependent4949@reddit
April’s Motel Room - Black 14.
Neverending-fantods@reddit
Cocteau twins - heaven or Las Vegas Morrissey- bona drag
jedi-in-jeans@reddit
Heaven or Las Vegas gets played on the big college radio station here in Boston; I’d never heard it until 5 years ago. Amazing song and overall genre.
Xorm01@reddit
Violent femmes girl in the window. I drove everyone crazy with this album.
LikeChicken@reddit
Big Wreck - In Loving Memory Of…
Comma-Splice1881@reddit
KillerSwiller@reddit
Joe Satriani's 'The Extremist'.
Tired_o_Mods_BS@reddit
I wore out Flying in a Blue Dream.
Proof_Duck9754@reddit
Violent Femmes
Tired_o_Mods_BS@reddit
For sure.
CSamCovey@reddit
Bjork’s Debut album is pretty brilliant
Grendeltech@reddit
I picked up Debut and Become What You Are on the same week, so I've always internally associated Bjork and Juliana Hatfield.
bsg_80@reddit
Yes, but this is considered a legendary album.
Any_Froyo2301@reddit
Transglobal Underground - Dream of 100 Nations.
Templehead
Az-Bats@reddit
great shout, had the cassette album and usually listen to it, all be it Spotify now, once a month. Also Asian Dub Foundation, Bally Sagoo, Talvin Singh, and Afro Celt Soundsystem.
kate_the_greyt@reddit
Def Leppard-Hysteria pour some sugar on me!!!
tdotjeh@reddit
Played that continuously until my Zellers off-brand Walkman died!!
Two_dump_chump@reddit
Matchbox 20.
therealhdan@reddit
Heather Nova - Siren
Emergency-Big-1503@reddit
Social Intercourse by Smashed Gladys
OnehappyOwl44@reddit
Concrete Blond "Bloodletting"
Accurate_Barnacle_16@reddit
THIS. This is the correct answer!
UnRepentantDrew@reddit
I still love that band!
OnehappyOwl44@reddit
Me too. "Tomorrow Wendy" is such an amazing balad.
WenVoz@reddit
One of my all time favorites!
xenoclownpanda@reddit
Cry of Love: Brother, one hell of a talented band. A number one hit with Peace Pipe, touring caused the lead singer Kelly Holland to quit. He died in 2014 from liver failure. The follow up album didn't hit the same and the band fell apart.
mariefita@reddit
The Refreshments -fizzy fuzzy big and busy
No_Whereas_191@reddit
Great album! Mekong was my go to
gchance1@reddit
Kate Bush - The Red Shoes
notedrive@reddit
Metallica - S&M album
New-Cobbler6168@reddit
Bizarre ride 2 the Pharcyde
Soulshiner402@reddit
Thrillcat
justheretohelpyou__@reddit
Arc Angels.
They were a band out of Austin that had two young singer/guitarists and the bass and drummer from Stevie Ray Vaughan’s band. They made one album and it is a masterpiece. Unfortunately, one of the young guys developed a drug problem and the band had to break up. The good news is that guitarist is Doyle Bramhall II, who recovered and has played in Eric Clapton’s band for 20 years. The other guitarist, Charlie Sexton, went on to be a band leader for Bob Dylan and Roger Waters.
If they would have stayed together, they would have been huge.
Az-Bats@reddit
Another 90s band, with a similar name, who have been slept on is Arkarna.
Hu5k3r@reddit
Pixies - Doolittle
Public-Life6632@reddit
NZ funk band Super groove's debut album, "Traction".
Historical_Nail7271@reddit
The Bolshoi. Friends
tombillybish@reddit
PAW - Dragline
UnlimitedScarcity@reddit
Black sheep
sungodly@reddit
Oh man, thank you for this! I completely forgot about Black Sheep.
cgiuls1223@reddit
REM…. out of time, automatic for the people
Sensitive-Issue84@reddit
Styx: Paradise Theatre
We listened to the radio and MTV a lot.
Trick-Reindeer-7393@reddit
Faith no More - Live at the Brixton Academy
casewood123@reddit
It was almost exclusively mixed tapes.
KapowBlamBoom@reddit
Maybe You’ve Been Brainwashed Too By New Radicals
Out in 98. One of the best albums of the 90’s
BlmgtnIN@reddit
Seconding this, my friends at the time though I was nuts for loving this album. Also was a big fan of Harvey Danger.
theyFOOLEDmeJerry@reddit
The Verve E.P. 1992
OpheliaMorningwood@reddit
Bellybutton by Jellyfish
LeroyCadillac@reddit
2 Live Crew will never get respect for their music due to the explicit content, but they definitely deserve respect for the legal battles they won protecting freedome of expression, speech, and art in general for generations to come.
Good_Grief_CB@reddit
K’s Choice - Not an Addict
Revolutionary-Scar69@reddit
Boyz II Men II.
allaboutthismoment@reddit
Stabbing Westward
bippityboppityhyeem@reddit
All my mix tapes that friends made for me!
wifewantscake@reddit
Too dark park - skinny puppy
Cute_Atmosphere_9294@reddit
Deadeye Dick- A Different Story
The Samples (1989, but close enough😉)
JETEXAS@reddit
En Vogue was so good and now you never hear a thing about them.
gameraturtle@reddit
You hear about them when Terry and Cindy either fire and/or re-hire one of the other members again. Currently we’ve rehired Maxine and fired Rhona.
JETEXAS@reddit
I know all the harmonies on Never Gonna Get It. Maybe they need a middle-aged white guy in the mix.
gameraturtle@reddit
Hmmm maybe. Are you a mighty mighty good man?
JETEXAS@reddit
I just realized I’d be the young one in the group.
gameraturtle@reddit
The baby spice of the group
happyphanx@reddit
They are about to start on a major tour with TLC and Salt n Pepa, and the three groups just did an amazing performance at the iheartradio music awards a few days ago.
Pragmatic-Pimpslappa@reddit
They're on tour with Salt N Pepa and TLC.
Accomplished_Map7752@reddit
“Ray of Light,” Madonna
SuspiciousTop3520@reddit
Metal head here. Blind Melon was such a groovy band for those who knew.
mmaygreen@reddit
Tears for fears. Songs from the Big Chair
Jane’s Addiction -XXX
the Cure - Head on a door/Seventeen Seconds/ pornography/Kiss Me/Standing on a Beach
Subhumans - the day the country died
Dead Kennedys- Fresh fruit for rotting vegetables
ThatOtherOtherGuy3@reddit
Midnight Oil- Earth and Sun and Moon
Creativejess@reddit
The Miseducation of Lauren Hill. Absolute masterpiece. Been waiting for a follow up album for 30 years
Any_Froyo2301@reddit
It’s not unrecognised though. It won Apple Music’s best album ever.
Creativejess@reddit
Oh wow, didn’t know that. I stand corrected! I live in Alberta though so I don’t hear anyone else appreciating it here haha
KapowBlamBoom@reddit
This album is routinely in the top 10-15 on greatest album lists
It is definitely respected
CantGitRyt@reddit
The Dayton Family - What's on my mind
Comfortable_Club9051@reddit
Pod by Breeders
Darkroom-Chemistry@reddit
At The Drive-In
yeskitty@reddit
Nirvana - nevermind
Pale-Championship946@reddit
A real underground gem. Too bad the critics never noticed it.
chutenay@reddit
Lush- gala The Smiths - the queen is dead
Pale-Championship946@reddit
Hard to say Queen is Dead didn’t get respect. It’s a critical darling on a million top 10 lists and fairly high in Rolling Stone’s best albums of all time.
SeniorHovercraft1817@reddit
Way more tapes I listened to in the 80’s deserve their lack of respect!
TXtogo@reddit
Just can’t stop it, the English beat. This was my favorite.
The outfields first album was awesome, so was the Hooters.
stevo3199@reddit
Here in Australia definitely yes but everywhere else ? Hi-fi way by You am I
talazia@reddit
The Cranberries - no need to argue Live - throwing copper Fiona Apple - Tidal
don_teegee@reddit
Sponge- Rotting Piñata
thembones44@reddit
Absolute banger, the backwards track on the end. Drownin' is so underrated
PacRat48@reddit
Couldn’t agree more. It’s a no-skip album
Sagecreekrob@reddit
Milli Vanilli 🫣
thembones44@reddit
Haha yes!
Atlantean_truth@reddit
Meat Beat Manifesto - Armed Audio Warfare
somePig_buckeye@reddit
The Commitments soundtrack.
Optimal-Ad-7074@reddit
😂 "on a fuckin suzuki?" 😂
bagoTrekker@reddit
This Is the Day...This Is the Hour...This Is This! - Pop Will Eat Itself
Atlantean_truth@reddit
This is an absolute banger! I love PWEI
Divainthewoods@reddit
Boomerang Soundtrack - Although, I think anyone into R&B gave it proper respect.
The only other albums I played in heavy rotation were recognized by the masses.
Jagged Little Pill and The Downward Spiral
Van Halen, Led Zeppelin, and Pink Floyd have also been a staple in my listening, and they definitely received the praises they deserved.
Wiserputa52@reddit
Hell yes to the “Boomerang” soundtrack!!!
The_Existentialist@reddit
Camper Van Beethoven - Key Lime Pie.
Neds atomic dustbin- Godfodder
chutenay@reddit
YES to Ned’s Atomic dustbin!
Optimal-Ad-7074@reddit
boomer's story, Ry Cooder. it's a 70's album but I found it in the 90's and was completely obsessed
i'm your man, Leonard Cohen
strange angels, Laurie Anderson
if i should fall from grace with god, the Pogues
nothing but a burning light, Bruce Cockburn
Green_Aide_9329@reddit
Anything by NKOTB unfortunately. Prior to that it was Rick Astley. What can I say, I was a suburban kid in Australia, no MTV here for quite some time. Luckily, my first album was actually Cyndi Lauper's She So Unusual record, and my taste diversified a lot after the New Kids era.
chutenay@reddit
NKOTB was my first concert, and I’ll never regret it! (I veered into punk after that, but I still know my choreography🤣)
Apprehensive_Put4319@reddit
The Day Laughter Died…parts 1 and 2
Andrew Dice Clay
thetrickstergib@reddit
Snap! The madman’s return.
Ray_The_Engineer@reddit
Wow, there really are profound cultural differences between "Old" and "Young" GenX...I've literally only heard of about 5% of these bands.
ClasslessKitty@reddit
Agreed. May just be a great way to find some new favs
StephenDoesStuff@reddit (OP)
Taking this as a chance to expand my horizons too
ClasslessKitty@reddit
Same. Have a recommendation for me?
TheReadyRedditor@reddit
Whitesnake.
shopdog@reddit
Richard Marx - Repeat Offender
Aggravating_Ear_1586@reddit
The Church-golden afternoon fix
ray76502@reddit
Cracked Rear View - Hootie and the Blowfish
Upstairs_Ability_963@reddit
Everclear sparkle and fade
Schultztrio@reddit
Hard to believe that this came out over 30 years ago. I went to a couple of the 30th anniversary tour shows last year. They played it all the way through with other hits mixed in. Had a blast. It really hits hard when you look around at a concert and realize that everyone has gray hair.
Still listen to Everclear weekly.
https://youtu.be/4vJkCX90gQ8?si=kNHEHGWDItD4rXl3
Dry_Flatworm_9615@reddit
I don't think Art liked his dad.
1159Funkbubbles@reddit
Arrested Development
dysteach-MT@reddit
Jane’s Addiction - Ritual de lo Habitual
Since I lived in a state with little to no rock concerts, I listened to a lot of live albums.
gjohill@reddit
The Art Of Rebellion
SthrnDiscmfrt30303@reddit
MC 900 Ft Jesus Welcome To My Nightmare
UnRepentantDrew@reddit
Always props for MC 900 ft!
NickyNichols@reddit
Prick - Prick
Capt_Blahvious@reddit
Prick was so unique and under rated. I tried getting all my friends to listen to this album. I need to go listen to it today.
SpatulaCity1a@reddit
I feel like Blind Melon has completely been ignored by the grunge/90s revival. They have two really good albums that I never really hear about anymore. I loved S/T so much in high school.
parallaxdecision@reddit
God Lives Underwater - Empty. No one ever knows this band, but that was a good album.
ClasslessKitty@reddit
School of Fish 🐟🐠🐡🦈
ravenpen@reddit
I still listen to their first album fairly regularly.
Something about it evokes a very specific time and place that always calls me back.
ClasslessKitty@reddit
Me too! I just popped it on haha.
We don't understand why it gets no satisfaction 🎶
mwithington@reddit
Ferment--Catherine Wheel
Fit-Olive-4680@reddit
Jane's Addiction - Nothing's Shocking. The cover of "Sympathy" is out of this world.
Capt_Blahvious@reddit
Their cover of Sympathy for the Devil is not on Nothing's Shocking. It's on their triple x live which came before Nothing's Shocking. Both are amazing albums and both stuck with me.
lukypunchy@reddit
Three days off of Ritual is a god tier song
foogeeman@reddit
Fat boys Coming back hard again
My first tape.
2outhits@reddit
Super Bowl XX
PacRat48@reddit
We are the Bears shuffling crew
SabineLavine@reddit
Bloodletting by Concrete Blonde
Pristine-Bar2786@reddit
The Farm - Spartacus
xenya@reddit
The soundtrack for Demon Knight
lukypunchy@reddit
Cyber Punk by Billy Idol
PlayinK0I@reddit
One of my favourite albums that never made it big outside Canada: The Watchmen - Maclarenfurnaceroom. So many great songs on this album.
Puffpufftoke@reddit
Andy Taylor - Thunder
InternationalAd9230@reddit
Head Like A Hole by Nine Inch Nails was the first CD I ever bought and I practically wore it out.
dstarpro@reddit
Stereomud - "Perfect Selves".
parallaxdecision@reddit
Helmet - Meantime
redditor7691@reddit
Yaz: Upstairs at Eric’s.
Older college roommate introduced it to me. I heard one of the songs on a commercial recently. Go stream it and enjoy.
Short_Tailor@reddit
Holy shit!
Only You. The internet really connects folks.
StephenDoesStuff@reddit (OP)
Were you the older college roommate?
OMG, listening to this now. 82 predates me a little (75 baby), but that opening beat is immediate nostalgia
redditor7691@reddit
No. I was a teen in my first non-dorm apartment. He was ex-military stationed in Germany with a hot stereo system (Denon) and played this. He was an upperclassman or grad student, smoked like a chimney and was in Narcotics Anonymous. He would have a bunch of NA friends over to watch videos all the time and they all smoked and drank coffee. I didn’t smoke or drink coffee so I hung out in my room with my girlfriend/future wife.
Short_Tailor@reddit
No, I'm just a dude.
I had a friend who was a big deal music guy and he gave me the cassette.
I still have it.
I'd like to meet Eric.
Flat_Demand_8341@reddit
Love this album. Feel like may have had more listens in Europe.
StephenDoesStuff@reddit (OP)
Either way I appreciate you. Still listening to the album. If it wasn't top 100/Casey Casem stuff in the 80s I probably missed it. Didn't really expand my horizons until discovering gangster rap (don't judge) in the early 90s
Short_Tailor@reddit
Wow!
You're speaking my language. NWA, Dana Dane, KRS One, Too Short...
This went sideways. ****king Yaz to beats. Loving every bit of it.
Flat_Demand_8341@reddit
Came here to say this. Great album.
GrayBeardBoardGamer@reddit
good example of a truly brilliant record that's only gotten "if you know, you know" level of respect.
Mellow_Mushroom_3678@reddit
My older brother played it for me and my mind was blown. I thought it was the coolest thing I had ever heard. I then proceeded to steel his tape to listen in my Walkman.
It still might be the coolest thing I’ve ever heard.
zyglack@reddit
Ned’s atomic Dustbin - Godfodder
PlayinK0I@reddit
There were a few of us that respected the hell out of this album. Still a fav.
Academic_Airport_889@reddit
Forgot about them loved kill your television
TheOGcoolguy@reddit
Freedom Rock
don_teegee@reddit
Turn it up man!
3kan3@reddit
Soup by Blind Melon and Amorica by Black Crowes - such a pair of underrated classics.
allusium@reddit
Soup was so good
Th1nk18@reddit
Kamikiriad - Donald Fagen.
Zephyringo@reddit
Dj Rap - Learning Curve
Appropriate-Cut-5458@reddit
Night swimming.
allusium@reddit
Deserves a quiet night
Psychological-Lack98@reddit
Aztec Camera -- High Land, Hard Rain.
InternationalAd9230@reddit
I had this album on repeat for sure!
zalurker@reddit
Texas - Southside.
Other-Crazy@reddit
Mulu. Smiles like a shark. Amazing trip hop adjacent album that just didn't get much love at the time.
midnight_to_midnight@reddit
I had a cassette single of KLF - 3AM Eternal my freshman year of college. Played the hell out of that thing. Love that song.
kLF - 3AM Eternal
pedsmursekc@reddit
Hell yeah. I have a deep-cuts metal cassette that I ripped from CD, just so I'd have it to get that cassette listening experience. It's something you don't forget.
StephenDoesStuff@reddit (OP)
That is definitely a song I have not heard in forever. Right up my alley before I got into Alternative
QuttiDeBachi@reddit
Breakfast Club soundtrack
pedsmursekc@reddit
Erasure - I Say, I Say
jtp762001@reddit
Bellybutton by Jellyfish. Or Spilt Milk. Jellyfish hasn’t gotten the respect they deserve, pinpointing which recording isn’t necessary as they are both amazing.
guy_fleegman83@reddit
Morphine - Cure for Pain
WhereItsAt75@reddit
Another Night by Real McCoy. I played it when I was out in the pool. Runaway was such a good song.
i_am_ttrenae@reddit
Toni Braxton, Secrets
Fakenews43@reddit
Scott Weiland 12 Bar Blues
humancartograph@reddit
I used to write guitar chords for this record and upload it to the usual chord sites of the time. I even saw ones I did as recently as a few years ago. But most are gone now. Still, if you see a mindspring email address...
PutAdministrative206@reddit
The first three Live albums. Mental Jewelry, Throwing Copper and Secret Samadhi.
I thought they’d be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame now. They’re still one of my three favorite bands, so they’re in my personal one.
corpus-luteum@reddit
It was vinyl, but, B.A.D. II Kool Aid.
thatsmilingface@reddit
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic - The Sundays
RevolutionaryLaw8854@reddit
Billy Idol - Billy Idol
westsideHK@reddit
Julie Brown -trapped in the body of a white Girl
TransatlanticMadame@reddit
The Pretty Woman soundtrack! Excellent.
Gisselle441@reddit
I had this on cassette and I'm honestly shocked it held up considering how much I played it.
chawchat@reddit
Mary Margaret O'Hara - Miss America
in-a-microbus@reddit
Bloodhound Gang's Bad Touch was super late in the 90s. I had that shit on mp3 from Napster
StephenDoesStuff@reddit (OP)
Lol, my musical taste stopped around 96. This must have snuck it's way in. Definitely remember making my friends listen to it.
DivergentDad@reddit
Mishell Ndegeocello- Plantation Lullabies
SheikhIssa@reddit
Beck’s Mellow Gold.
BeforeLongHopefully@reddit
Broken - Nine Inch Nails. It literally got stuck in my Walkman for over a year.
mrkrag@reddit
Dear Chasey Lane...
StephenDoesStuff@reddit (OP)
Yesss
DivergentDad@reddit
Robert Palmer- Sneaking Sally Through the Alley.
parkerhalem84@reddit
Iron Maiden's Live After Death and Wham The Final.
mr_oof@reddit
Sophie B. Hawkins- Tongues and Tails
in-a-microbus@reddit
It came out in the late 80s. But "And Justice for All" eventually became my favorite Metallica album
Odd-Appearance-3834@reddit
Tesla’s Five Man Accoustical Jam
One-War4920@reddit
Four horsemen -nobody says it was easy album
The_Man_in_Black_19@reddit
Both of my answers are CDs, not tapes.
X-Games 1 soundtrack. Low key one of the best compilations ever.
"Last Action Hero" soundtrack. The soundtrack is hands down the best part of the movie.
watchwatertilitboils@reddit
Dogs in Space Soundtrack