Tall Talk's Laughing Stock, Slint's Spiderland, and Tortoise's Millions Now Living We'll Never Die really set the stage for most 90s music that I really enjoy, and that's my favorite decade for music
Not to keep on about what was in the Q chart but PJ Harveys album 'To bring you my love' was rated quite a bit higher. What do you think of that Lp (I'm yet to hear it)
Personally I'm surprised but then again To Bring You My Love is rated higher than Rid Of Me on this site also. I like TBYML but it didn't leave me thinking 'wow' like her first two albums did. I think Rid of me divides opinion more than any other PJ album due to it's Albini production.
The Fall: Extricate
The Fall: Shiftwork
REM: Out of time
REM: Automatic for the people
The Neville brothers: Brothers keeper
Carter the unstoppable sex machine: 30 something
Public enemy: Fear of a black planet
Massive attack: Blue lines
Dream warriors: And now the legacy begins
Lou Reed: Magic and loss
Black grape: It's great when you're straight
Manic street preachers: Generation terrorists
Flaming lips: Zaireeka
Primal scream: Screamadelica
Radiohead: Ok computer
Groop Dodgrill: Half nelson
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