Top 100 Music Albums of the 1990s by Mother Nature's Son

My favourite albums of the 1990s.

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Everything must go, or as George Harrison put it, all things must pass. It seems to deal more with existence in general than the political and rebellious "The Holy Bible" did. "We only want to get drunk", who can't relate to that? Musically, a lot more accessible too.

Favourite tracks: "A Design for Life" & "No Surface All Feeling"
[First added to this chart: 09/02/2013]
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1996
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Definitely out there somwhere. Yes, you may think the album cover is an eyesore, but I find it to be somewhat descriptive of the music. Quite trippy, colourful and flourishing with weird living creatures!

Favourite tracks: "The Girl with the Sun in Her Head" & "The Box (Part 1)"
[First added to this chart: 03/29/2016]
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1996
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421
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Music from a different era from today (well, the 90s)! The first time you hear these pseudo-latin gregorian chants mixed with electronics and occasionally even electric guitar, it sounds pretty silly, especially on "Ameno". Do give it more than one chance, you'll in no time hum along these medieval yet modern-sounding tunes. In other words, oddly addictive!

Favourite tracks: "Ameno" & "Mother"
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1996
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An older George Michael, that's for sure. Never before has an album of his been as soulfully jazzy and hauntingly atmospheric as this one. Still pop of course, but his most mature in that department!

Favourite tracks: "Jesus to a Child" & "The Strangest Thing"
[First added to this chart: 08/25/2014]
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1996
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826
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Prepare to be in a state of permanent abyss on this apocalyptic tour that will take you only to visit dead cities. Starts out as exceptionally dark with electronica much harsher than previous FSoL albums before it moves into more relaxed ambient land, although it's fascinatingly haunting all the way through.

Favourite tracks: "Dead Cities" & "Everyone in the World Is Doing Something Without Me"
[First added to this chart: 12/26/2013]
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1996
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149
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Commercially, this is the most outstanding Suede album. Suede are not only coming up, they are already on top here! Besides the well-known hits, there are quite a few underrated gems to be found. From this point, Suede would move on to make "Coming Downs"!

Favourite tracks: "Lazy" & "The Chemistry Between Us"
[First added to this chart: 09/22/2013]
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1996
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Beautifully angsty guitar rock full of (post-) teenage angst! These tunes will rock you, maybe also leave a tear on your face!

Favourite tracks: "Come Home" & "Teenage Angst"
[First added to this chart: 12/16/2015]
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1996
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876
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Admittedly, the third of its kind. Enigma have found their winner formula, but that doesn't make this one less special. This third chapter has a way of... morphing through time. It is darker and more despairful, like a last cry for help! If only they would stop reusing that same opening snippet from the first album...

Favourite tracks: "Morphing Thru Time" & "The Child in Us"
[First added to this chart: 12/12/2016]
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1996
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97
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10 songs of medieval mourning. If you've ever encountered an album with the most incredibly sombre atmosphere during the first minute or so only to be let down by a generic metal sound kicking in... well, this album is exactly like that except no metal ensemble ever pollutes this majestic fog of endless pain and suffering!

Favourite tracks: "Angel of Sorrow" & "Source of Light"
[First added to this chart: 02/06/2020]
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1996
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Notice that the album isn't a revolver, but a rotator. A far less obvious Beatles reference than the song "11:07 PM", which is a direct tribute to John Lennon surrounding the day he was murdered. Besides the Beatles influences, "Rotator" is a straightforward hard rock album full of great riffs and a few ballads thrown in. The second and unfortunately final album by Dizzy Mizz Lizzy!

Favourite tracks: "11:07 PM" & "When the River Runs Dry"
[First added to this chart: 12/15/2013]
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1996
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Top 100 Music Albums of the 1990s composition

Year Albums %


1990 6 6%
1991 10 10%
1992 7 7%
1993 7 7%
1994 14 14%
1995 14 14%
1996 11 11%
1997 13 13%
1998 9 9%
1999 9 9%
Country Albums %


United Kingdom 54 54%
United States 24 24%
Germany 4 4%
Mixed Nationality 4 4%
France 3 3%
Denmark 3 3%
Ireland 2 2%
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From 07/21/2016 14:57
A fascinating chart--full of surprises. Ok Computer, Grace, Nevermind, and The Bends are all fantastic albums deserving of their positions here. I've never listened to The Good Life, nor am I familiar with many Danish artists generally, so that's one I'm going to try out to expand my musical horizons. Thanks for sharing this list!
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From 07/01/2016 08:41
15 Points malus for Mariah Carey
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From 08/01/2014 17:31
awesome!!!
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From 04/16/2014 00:43
Great chart. I like the way you've nailed your appreciation of Mariah Carey to the mast and put it out there, with her albums rubbing shoulders with more established classics. Kudos for making this chart a celebration of what you enjoy.
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From 04/13/2014 18:02
nice notes for "use your illusion" and "holy bible",
really good chart but..what about the last two ??
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