most important/influential albums of 90's (name 5)

pointless exercise...but I cant help myself anyway . For whats its worth heres my offerings MOST IMPORTANT/INFLUENTIAL 90's albulms DR Dre: The Chronic, Nirvana:Nevermind, Pearl Jam: Ten , Radiohead: OK computer, Beck: Odelay

not far behind albulms from...Stone Roses, Liz Phair, Massive Attack, Pavement, The Pixies (1989), PJ Harvey,The Chemical Brothers, Oasis

a bit further back... The Orb, NIN, Moby, My Bloody Valinetine, REM, Janes Addiction(1989) Cheers

The most seminal thing about Selected Ambient Works is the legion of wankers that bang on about it.

Dr. Dre - The Chronic Nirvana - Nevermind Green Day - Dookie

Jeffy B outrageously annoying? How dare you! And after listening to an album's worth of tuneless nu-metal dirges by the likes of Korn and Papa Roach youd give your right arm for some of Linkin Park's gleaming pop hooks. I agree that their not particularly influential or even that good, but they bring a more tuneful side to nu-metal.

The person who invoked Linkin Park will probably never post here again,and in any case,their album came out in 2000.Linkin Park can get it in the yarbles.Repeatedly.Their singer looks so dimwitted I think I can forgive them because he doesn't know what he's doing,but then I have to listen to him.

Jeffy B outrageously annoying? How dare you!

It's all too easy, sometimes.

And after listening to an album's worth of tuneless nu-metal dirges by the likes of Korn and Papa Roach youd give your right arm for some of Linkin Park's gleaming pop hooks.

Then clearly the trick is to not listen to said album's worth of material.

#1 nirvana- nevermind #2 my bloody valentine- loveless #3 pavement- slanted & enchanted #4 radiohead- ok computer #5 godspeed- #%$#$# (that first album)

Linkin Park shouldn't be counted as an influential 90s band, but they're fun to listen to. Yeah, I said it. BRING ON THE DIS.

The one or two times I've heard them they seemed to have a way with a chorus. Like all boy bands should.

Most influential and important album of the nineties : My Bloody Valentine, 'Loveless'

Also up there : Portishead, 'Dummy' Gastr Del Sol, 'Camofleur' Super Furry Animals, 'Radiator' Radiohead, 'OK Computer' PJ Harvey, 'Rid of me' Bjork, 'Homogenic' Magnetic Fields, '69 Love Songs' (tries for my number 1 spot)

That's all I can think of right now...

Bathory Hammerheart or Darkthrone A Blaze in the Northern Sky (pick 'em)
Organized Konfusion STRESS: the extinction agenda
Slint Spiderland
Panacea Low Profile Darkness
and uh. . . oh the tough final decision. . . but I'm gonna give it to. . .
no way this won't be anti-climactic. . .
My Bloody Valentine Loveless

Oh wait a second. Talk Talk Laughing Stock is more influential that either Slint or MBV. So toss MBV.