Classic songs that you never need to hear again in your lifetime
ITT
Jace Evans
Ayden Cruz
I think I'd be happy with never hearing 100% of 90s alt-rock ever again
Landon Evans
...
David Peterson
>WHAT A BEAUTIFUL FACE
Wyatt Cox
bowie - heroes
William Anderson
anything by kanye
Robert Sanchez
I'll always love that song
Angel Brooks
Instantly turned off the TV when this played on the final scene of The Sopranos.
Wyatt Baker
LET THE BODIES HIT THE FLOOR
Leo Mitchell
rollingstone.com
Literally any of these.
Brody Hall
nah there's some great stuff there
beck, pavement, smashing pumpkins, flaming lips
Kayden Russell
Not even this?
Wyatt Morales
All of that is garbage my friend
Jace Howard
If there's one Pavement song I could live without, it's the most overrated track on S&E. That one is pretty good though.
Daniel Parker
>not listening to Since U Been Gone every night before bed
Shiggy
Caleb Butler
k and what do you listen to friendo?
Colton Scott
Eli Butler
My man I listen to Free Jazz, Cool Jazz, Exotica and Surf Rock.
Aaron Sanchez
There's alot from the Beatles I could list.
Leo Diaz
cool
Sebastian Lee
A LITTLE BIT OF MONICA IN MY LIFE
A LITTLE BIT OF ERICA BY MY SIDE
Luis Rodriguez
Most of their early and older stuff
Nathaniel Foster
>classic
Hudson Stewart
90's alternative are an oasis in rock music
a straight line can be drawn from classic rock, jumping over the 80's to 90's alternative, then dies after the early 2000's.
never trust anyone who thinks the 80's were good for rock
Matthew Allen
here's your (you)
Jacob Gomez
>never trust anyone who thinks the 80's were good for rock
The Replacements, REM, U2, The Clash, The Smiths, The Cure, Husker Du, and more would be to differ
Christian Ramirez
>gen x'er detected
Luke Sanchez
These are good pop bands. I was talking about rock.
Elijah Wilson
get ready for december
youtube.com
Eli Taylor
I know you're trolling, but literally all Gen X'rs grew up in that alt-rock culture of the 90s. This literally couldn't be more backwards.
Jaxon Myers
Literally just downloaded that song about 20 min ago
Christmas music is my guilty pleasure
Cameron Lewis
nice bait
Brody Russell
literally anything by aerosmith, ac/dc, led zeppelin, bon jovi, or guns n roses.
Justin Perez
This. Great song but holy shit I feel like killing myself whenever it comes on the radio or is used in a movie.
Dylan Ross
Not trolling (perhaps being a bit provocative)
I'm a millenial (born 1985)
I assumed Gen X'ers "owned" the 80's and the millenials "owned" the 90's. Thats when I fell in love with music. Perhaps I'm thinking late 90's and you're thinking early 90's? And of course there may be overlap. Dunno
Ryan Adams
I mean if you're talking about alt-rock, all the big rock bands of that era reached their height of popularity at or before 1995.
Also a millennial (1992).
Samuel Ross
>at afterwork drinking session
>normies put their mainstream playlists on the speakers
>bohemian rhapsody comes on
>drunk me is having none of that shit
>swiftly move over and press next track
>the passenger, better
>normies are like "wtf user"
>reply "i fucking hate that song"
>they think i'm weird again
The evening continued like normal until one guy drank half a shot bottle in one go, and we had to drag his unconcious ass home for two hours as no taxi would pick him up and we couldn't leave him lying on the street in the middle of winter.
Julian Hernandez
I like queen more when i'm drunk
William Jones
the passenger is the shit
Oliver Williams
bump
Isaac Richardson
lel, I think you are proving him right
Brandon Jackson
ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?
Jack Adams
Light My Fire
Adam Morris
>tfw 90s alt-rock constitutes at least 85% of the music you listen to
Parker Bennett
The late 90s was the point where the music scene definitively shifted from Gen X to Millenials just as it had shifted from boomers to Gen X in the late 70s.