Céline Dion - Falling Into You (1996)

32 million people can't be wrong... can they? No. No they cannot. totes my fav album of her'z OMG OMG OMG OMG ♪♪ Alllllll byyy myselllffffffff...! ♪♪

woof.

Celph Titled & Buckwild - Nineteen Ninety Now (2010)

Some of that fun, masculine, braggadocio semi-battle shit to get your new year started. The diss tracks hit hard, along with the hilarious light-heartedness of the rest of the album.

"I'll slice your neck with a Fugees' CD and stick Lauren Hill with the coroners bill!"

The thing that puts the whole album together however, is Buckwild's 90's esque beats. Very well produced for being the "leftovers" from back in the day. Fucking hard kicks and snares with a boom bap backdrop. the nostalgia really hits home. Perfect mash of new and old.

1. The Dealmaker

2. Out To Lunch

3. Eraserheads

4. Fuckmaster Sex

5. Swashbuckling

6. I Could Write A Rhyme

7. Hardcore Data

8. Mad Ammo

9. Tingin'

10. There Will Be Blood

11. Miss Those Days

12. Step Correctly

13. Wack Juice

14. Styles Ain't Raw

15. Where I Are

16. Time Travels On

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Nick Catchdubs & Mr Ducker - Radio Friendly Unit Shifter III 2011

remember how the 90's sucked? apparently not! i feel weird for really liking all these songs i didnt give a shit about when they were new.

shrug life. this is retard amazing.

1) Helmet – Unsung
2) Pixies – Alec Eiffel
3) Lush – Ladykillers
4) Superchunk – Hyper Enough
5) The Breeders – I Just Wanna Get Along
6) Blur – M.O.R.
7) Sonic Youth – Youth Against Facism
8) Sleater Kinney – Little Babies
9) Beck – Sweet Sunshine
10) Rollins Band – Liar
11) Nirvana – In Bloom
12) Portishead – Numb
13) Fiona Apple – Criminal
14) Tracy Bonham – Mother Mother
15) Fugazi – Waiting Room
16) CIV – Can’t Wait One Minute More
17) Jane’s Addiction – Been Caught Stealing (12″ Mix)
18) Fun Lovin Criminals – Scooby Snacks
19) Imperial Teen – Yoo-Hoo
20) The Rentals – Friends of P
21) White Town – Your Woman
22) Air – Sexy Boy
23) Garbage – Stupid Girl
24) Semisonic – Never You Mind
25) Stone Temple Pilots – Big Bang Baby
26) Magnificent Bastards – Mockingbird Girl
27) L7 – Andres
28) Toadies – I Come From The Water
29) Rocket From The Crypt – Born In 69
30) Morphine – Honey White
31) Beastie Boys – Pass The Mic
32) Bran Van 3000 – Drinking In LA
33) Cypress Hill – I Wanna Get High

http://soundcloud.com/bloglin/radio-friendly-unit-shifter-3

Main Source - Breaking Atoms (1991)

Have I been using the word "funk" too often of as a descriptor? NO. Felonious Funk and the 5th Amendments Descendants are alive and well! On a similar level to Nas' "Illmatic" or any of A Tribe Called Quest's first three albums, bred of the old school.

Again I'd advocate listening to this on drugs and alcohol.

http://www.mediafire.com/?zzyuqnywj5w

Brand Nubian - One For All (1990)

There are plenty of unfortunate references to "hittin' skins," and "cave-dwellin" paired with more Fidel Castronaut-esque funk beats. Smooth production and syrupy flows. Rap just ain't what it used to be kids!

http://www.mediafire.com/?vskejy1jp5y

Das EFX - Dead Serious (1992)

Commencing dump of early 90's hip-hop! Never before have I heard the most unprecedented usage of the suffix (-diggity). Listening to "They Want EFX" sober, doesn't make much sense. Listening to it drunk however... EVERYTHING COMES TOGETHER.

Perhaps my favorite line: "you're in my danger field, like rodney"

http://www.mediafire.com/?mjzkamkmwju

THE WHITNEY HOUSTON COLLECTION

Don't care too much for her ballads... (except for maybe the ones with Kevin Costner in them.) rather the 90's synth-dance tunes. Here's a few! PLAY THESE MOTHERFUCKERS LOUD.

I Wanna Dance With Somebody.mp3

How Will I Know.mp3

I Have Nothing.mp3

I'm Your Baby Tonight.mp3

And remember kids, crack is wack.

Beastie Boys - Hello Nasty 1998

first fuckin album i ever bought. from another kid in my 4th grade class, shortly after moving to the US. and apparently i still have the entire thing memorized. id give quite a bit to restart a lot of shit at 1998.

dogs love me 'cause im craaaazy sniffable!

1. "Super Disco Breakin'" – 2:07
2. "The Move" – 3:35
3. "Remote Control" – 2:58
4. "Song for the Man" – 3:13
5. "Just a Test" – 2:12
6. "Body Movin'" – 3:03
7. "Intergalactic" – 3:51
8. "Sneakin' Out the Hospital" – 2:45
9. "Putting Shame in Your Game" – 3:37
10. "Flowin' Prose" – 2:39
11. "And Me" – 2:52
12. "Three MC's and One DJ" – 2:50
13. "The Grasshopper Unit (Keep Movin')" – 3:01 (Australian/European title is "Can't, Won't, Don't Stop")
14. "Song for Junior" – 3:49
15. "I Don't Know" – 3:00 (with Miho Hatori of Cibo Matto)
16. "The Negotiation Limerick File" – 2:46
17. "Electrify" – 2:22
18. "Picture This" – 2:25 (with Brooke Williams)^[26][27]
19. "Unite" – 3:31
20. "Dedication" – 2:32
21. "Dr. Lee, PhD" – 4:50 (with Lee "Scratch" Perry)
22. "Instant Death" – 3:22

http://www.mediafire.com/?zo2tdndbwzi

The Don Martin Three - Discography (1996)

Amazing, literally AMAZING screamo/post-hardcore from a virtually unknown band. Also, this band is super rare, so celebrate! You just got some indie cred! Do a little shuffle!

This band has an 11 minute song that makes my shiver whenever I listen to it. The vocals are different, but still very fitting.

thiswasn'tsupposedtohappen