Gibson Guitars Top 50 Albums Of 90's

[zamboni]

A few I haven't heard of, a few I don't agree with.

http://www.gibson.com/en-us/Lifestyle/Features/top-90s-albums-0425-2011/

[Gissert]

A lot of good stuff on that list. One glaring omission is Neil Young's "Ragged Glory." One of the few albums where I listen from beginning to end.

[zamboni]

Where is at least one of the "Use Your Illusions"? That was one of the first albums that stores opened at midnight for a release and I think they both went platinum in just a couple days.

[cbrooks]

I would have added pixies in there somehow but I'm Glad to see Weezer the blue album in there. One of the few albums you can listen to front to back.

[DeBo101]

Didn't see "Smash" By The Offspring.... Therefore the list is nullified and meaningless

[ThunderLund78]

Bush - Seventeen Stone? Hello? That was like the soundtrack to my 1995.

Also, While I despise them, you can't say that Limp Bizkit's "Significant Other" album (1999) wasn't a huge groundswell. It was like they were the only band in the world that year, and it was annoying.

How about Korn and Kid Rock? I went through the list fast but didn't see them represented.

And while it isn't rock, have they completely disregarded what Garth Brooks did for the resurgence of Country Music?

A poorly thought out list, in my opinion.

Nevermind #1, couldn't see that coming. But I guess even cliche's are right some of the time

[Nick Kuhn]

No Tool on this list? I'll take Aenima over Nevermind any day.

[zamboni]

The one that made me smile was Holes "Live Through This" cd as high as it is. Honestly, I pull that out and listen to it more than "Nevermind" and have for a long time. Excellent album.

The one I think should have been top 5 easily was FF "Colour and the Shape" and that being said, why is their self titled album higher? "Colour" is easily Foo's best album.

[Gissert]

Come to think of it, The Jayhawks "Hollywood Town Hall" would have been on my top 50 list.