In Hindsight...Worst Top 3 Pazz and Jop Album: 90s

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Which of these contemporary critical favorites has aged most poorly? (or, you never liked in the first place, yada, yada...)

Poll Results

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Moby - Play (#1, 1999) 26
Hole - Live Through This (#1, 1994) 7
Liz Phair - Exile in Guyville (#1, 1993) 7
Radiohead - OK Computer (#2, 1997) 6
The Magnetic Fields - 69 Love Songs (#2, 1999) 6
Bob Dylan - The Bootleg Series Vol. 4: Live 1966: The "Royal Albert Hall" Concert (#3, 1998) 6
Moby - Everything Is Wrong (#3, 1995) 6
Beck - Midnite Vultures (#3, 1999) 5
Cornershop - When I Was Born for the 7th Time (#3, 1997) 5
Nirvana - Nevermind (#1, 1991) 4
R.E.M. - Monster (#3, 1994) 3
Fugees - The Score (#2, 1996) 3
Sinéad O'Connor - I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got (#2, 1990) 3
R.E.M. - Automatic for the People (#3, 1992) 2
Public Enemy - Apocalypse '91: The Enemy Strikes Black (#2, 1991) 2
Pavement - Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain (#2, 1994) 2
Tricky - Maxinquaye (#2, 1995) 2
Beck - Odelay (#1, 1996) 2
Bob Dylan - Time Out of Mind (#1, 1997) 2
Neil Young - Ragged Glory (#1, 1990) 2
Sleater-Kinney - Call the Doctor (#3, 1996) 1
Lauryn Hill - The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill (#2, 1998) 1
R.E.M. - Out of Time (#3, 1991) 1
Arrested Development - 3 Years, 5 Months and 2 Days in the Life of . . . (#1, 1992) 1
Nirvana - In Utero (#2, 1993) 1
Pavement - Slanted and Enchanted (#2, 1992) 1
Public Enemy - Fear of a Black Planet (#3, 1990) 0
PJ Harvey - To Bring You My Love (#1, 1995) 0
PJ Harvey - Rid of Me (#3, 1993) 0
Lucinda Williams - Car Wheels on a Gravel Road (#1, 1998) 0


Indexed, Monday, 17 February 2025 15:04 (three months ago)

Moby easy

sleeve, Monday, 17 February 2025 15:05 (three months ago)

Two to choose from!

Indexed, Monday, 17 February 2025 15:06 (three months ago)

Those Pavement records are pretty much everything I hate about indie "rock", but I once walked out of a record store without buying anything because I couldn't take one more second of whatever Sleater-Kinney album they were playing. Tough choice.

Instead of create and send out, it pull back and consume (unperson), Monday, 17 February 2025 15:37 (three months ago)

None are terrible, though if I bothered to play them Midnite Vultures and the maligned Arrested Development albums would most irk me.

the talented mr pimply (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Monday, 17 February 2025 15:39 (three months ago)

I pulled out Play recently and it has aged like a carton of milk accidentally left behind in the trunk of a car over the summer.

A few days later I happened to listen to the Heavyweight podcast about the guy that let Moby borrow his cds
of field recordings and whatnot that he went on to sample for Play. Moby never returned the cds and he was a dick about it when he was finally tracked down and asked about it. “Oh, I don’t know, they’re probably in a storage unit and I can’t get them for you.” You fuck, get your assistant to order a copy from discogs and sign it “THANK YOU FOR MAKING ME MORE MONEY THAN GOD, I APPRECIATE IT SORRY I WAS AN ASSHOLE.”

What a jerk.

Cow_Art, Monday, 17 February 2025 15:39 (three months ago)

Out of Time. Really, I don’t get it. The other two R.E.M. albums here are much better—yes, even Monster.

cryptosicko, Monday, 17 February 2025 15:50 (three months ago)

I'm the opposite: Out of Time has deepened over the years, the second side in particular.

the talented mr pimply (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Monday, 17 February 2025 15:50 (three months ago)

OK Computer. Should have been an EP with Airbag/Paranoid Android/Subterranean Homesick Alien/Electioneering - everything else is boring.

Inside The Wasp Factory with Gregg Wallace (Camaraderie at Arms Length), Monday, 17 February 2025 15:53 (three months ago)

xp

I can’t stand ‘Shiny Happy People,” and I never really liked “Losing My Religion.” Most of the album tracks feel like throwaways to me. I realize I’m deeply in the minority, though.

cryptosicko, Monday, 17 February 2025 15:57 (three months ago)

xp interesting take -- "No Surprises," "Karma Police," and "Exit Music" are three of their biggest songs. And "Let Down" is one of their best.

Indexed, Monday, 17 February 2025 16:16 (three months ago)

Wow! I have no idea what to pick here. I love or like a lot of these and don’t know a bunch.

Clever Message Board User Name (Raymond Cummings), Monday, 17 February 2025 16:17 (three months ago)

Ultimately maybe Moby, but I don’t know if I really loathe those records.

Clever Message Board User Name (Raymond Cummings), Monday, 17 February 2025 16:20 (three months ago)

Probably Midnite Vultures or Arrested Development. The Moby albums…Play seems pretty minor and gimmicky, I should relisten to Everything Is Wrong, though.

I like all those R.E.M. albums, I think OOT sounds a bit minor because there are def a couple wacky tracks on there and some that feel a bit more mood and vibe than full songs but I think mood and vibe is one of their strengths, every one of their albums has some of those.

omar little, Monday, 17 February 2025 16:57 (three months ago)

I've never felt the need to listen to a Moby album.

cryptosicko, Monday, 17 February 2025 17:10 (three months ago)

i like all of these tbh

moral ziosk (geoffreyess), Monday, 17 February 2025 17:32 (three months ago)

the worst stuff on midnite vultures is so bad, i always forget that there's actually some cool stuff on it.

brimstead, Monday, 17 February 2025 17:34 (three months ago)

I do wanna revisit that Moby album someday, I was really into it as a teenager

amusingly the song that got me into it was "Bodyrock", I remember seeing the video on MTV and thinking the whole album was going to be like that. the song I really liked though was "Porcelain", I wonder how that's held up

frogbs, Monday, 17 February 2025 17:42 (three months ago)

the worst stuff on midnite vultures is so bad, i always forget that there's actually some cool stuff on it.

― brimstead

another album with a better flipside

the talented mr pimply (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Monday, 17 February 2025 17:43 (three months ago)

I still kinda like “Porcelain.”

I only heard this recently - idk something like “Honey” might be formulaic but there's at least some effort there, but with “Run On” he's barely doing anything!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvG8JPl4Hlc

JoeStork, Monday, 17 February 2025 17:46 (three months ago)

I ended up not voting. Even the ones that people have turned on still have strong merits that were always there - the flaws may be apparent and they may fall short of their best work, but I personally can’t dismiss any of them.

birdistheword, Monday, 17 February 2025 19:44 (three months ago)

yeah I can't even remember what he does with "Run On", I think at the end there's like some strings layered over it or something

seems quite a bit lazier than anything Daft Punk did, even "Robot Rock" at least sounds like a proper remix

A few days later I happened to listen to the Heavyweight podcast about the guy that let Moby borrow his cds
of field recordings and whatnot that he went on to sample for Play. Moby never returned the cds and he was a dick about it when he was finally tracked down and asked about it. “Oh, I don’t know, they’re probably in a storage unit and I can’t get them for you.” You fuck, get your assistant to order a copy from discogs and sign it “THANK YOU FOR MAKING ME MORE MONEY THAN GOD, I APPRECIATE IT SORRY I WAS AN ASSHOLE.”

Moby comes off like a giant prick in every story I've ever heard about him, if I were a vegan I'd be pissed, there are so few famous vegans out there and one of them happens to be this fuckin guy

frogbs, Monday, 17 February 2025 19:50 (three months ago)

Sleater-Kinney (grating) or Magnetic Fields (too long, far too patchy - and i am a "points for ambition" guy)

after Midnite Vultures, of course. its presence here is like watching LeBron James play against high schoolers.

alpine static, Monday, 17 February 2025 19:54 (three months ago)

Sleater-Kinney were one of the first bands who had to teach me how to listen to them cuz I too found Dig Me Out abrasive on third listen.

the talented mr pimply (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Monday, 17 February 2025 20:16 (three months ago)

Pavement and Sleater-Kinney are the only bands I don't actually like very much. Not bothered about several others - the Dylan, Neil Young or Lucinda records esp.

Play ofc a major critical hit before it actually started selling - arguably quite a long time before - but Moby likes to pretend both of these albums (but especially Play) were slated or ignored and that nothing happened for the latter until The Beach came out. (Tbh the story of Play is a total mess and I've never seen it told coherently) (though I do buy the idea of him making an album as though no one would be listening, certainly as by the time you get to the half-asleep doodles in the second half it hardly resembles a mega-acclaimed 12-mil selling blockbuster in any sense at all. It might as well be Echoboy or someone).

you can see me from westbury white horse, Monday, 17 February 2025 21:36 (three months ago)

i still like "porcelain" (also "bodyrock" to a degree) but even at the time there was very little else i actually enjoyed on play. "south side" had that gwen stefani version as a moderate radio hit but i have never been compelled to return to any version of it since

dyl, Tuesday, 18 February 2025 00:02 (three months ago)

Odelay

No real obvious clunkers here. But I feel bad for Moby. All the haters seemed to drive him over the edge. Face tattoos over age 50 are a cry for help, people.

kornrulez6969, Tuesday, 18 February 2025 02:34 (three months ago)

69 love songs is basically three novelty records

mookieproof, Tuesday, 18 February 2025 03:09 (three months ago)

still voting for 'play' tho

mookieproof, Tuesday, 18 February 2025 03:12 (three months ago)

Dont truly hate anything here, but among the records I dont like I guess 69 Love Songs wins by default just because it contains the largest amount of music that i dont like

waste of compute (One Eye Open), Tuesday, 18 February 2025 03:32 (three months ago)

God bless ILM, the only place where people shit on 69 Love Songs.

the talented mr pimply (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Tuesday, 18 February 2025 11:13 (three months ago)

Odelay has not endured for me. I don’t know if I played it to death because it was one of my favorites once upon a time, but there’s not much there for me anymore.

Cow_Art, Tuesday, 18 February 2025 14:12 (three months ago)

I voted Play, but would argue that Everything Is Wrong is vv good

hang in there (flamboyant goon tie included), Tuesday, 18 February 2025 14:20 (three months ago)

I listened to Ragged Glory for the first time yesterday, and while about half of it moved me, the best album of 1990? (I'm admittedly ambivalent to Young's work, but no doubt this is one where critical consensus has since been revised.)

Indexed, Tuesday, 18 February 2025 14:29 (three months ago)

It appeared on the most submitted ballots, therefore it's the best album of 1990. Nothing more than that. Also, critics were so damn happy to have Young back after Freedom. I listen to Sleeps With Angels more.

the talented mr pimply (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Tuesday, 18 February 2025 14:44 (three months ago)

Really interesting to contrast this thread with the other one. Ilxors were earnest followers of the critical canon in the 90's, heroic foes of critical orthodoxy ever since.

a ZX spectrum is haunting Europe (Daniel_Rf), Tuesday, 18 February 2025 16:54 (three months ago)

oh just wait til you see what i voted for.

"The Well-Tempered Holophonor by Philip J. Fry" (Austin), Tuesday, 18 February 2025 17:20 (three months ago)

Ilxors were earnest followers of the critical canon in the 90's, heroic foes of critical orthodoxy ever since.

You might be shocked how many old-school ilxors shaped the critical canon of the '90s.

Instead of create and send out, it pull back and consume (unperson), Tuesday, 18 February 2025 17:36 (three months ago)

critics were so damn happy to have Young back after Freedom

while ragged glory is a better album, wasn't freedom the one that brought neil back for most critics? (an A from christgau! "a classic neil young album," he wrote! and he was definitely not alone.)

fact checking cuz, Tuesday, 18 February 2025 20:16 (three months ago)

That's precisely what I meant, though re-reading it I guess it looks like I exempted it.

the talented mr pimply (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Tuesday, 18 February 2025 20:17 (three months ago)

(btw the comeback for me began with Life, no better or worse than Freedom, and accelerated with Eldorado)

the talented mr pimply (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Tuesday, 18 February 2025 20:18 (three months ago)

voting for the dylan royal albert hall show, not bc it’s bad but bc it’s a bad choice

ivy., Tuesday, 18 February 2025 20:21 (three months ago)

and in 1998!

the talented mr pimply (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Tuesday, 18 February 2025 20:24 (three months ago)

ah, yeah, i read it the other way :)

i liked about half of life and maybe a third of this note's for you. eldorado knocked me out cold, and then the tour that preceded freedom was really special. freedom arrived basically as a given. i liked it a lot when it came out. but ragged glory was the one that really delivered on the promises of eldorado.

fact checking cuz, Tuesday, 18 February 2025 20:24 (three months ago)

I am a proud Landing In Water stan

brimstead, Tuesday, 18 February 2025 20:24 (three months ago)

ON

brimstead, Tuesday, 18 February 2025 20:25 (three months ago)

(xpost to soto/neil, obviously)

fact checking cuz, Tuesday, 18 February 2025 20:25 (three months ago)

Dylan's Royal Albert Hall show is his greatest record, IMHO, but I also think there should have been a rule that prohibits a recording of a decades-old concert (22 years in this case) from being eligible for the main poll. The reissues poll could've been rechristened as an "archival release" poll and that would've been fine.

birdistheword, Tuesday, 18 February 2025 20:30 (three months ago)

Terrible math - 32 years.

birdistheword, Tuesday, 18 February 2025 20:30 (three months ago)

I am a proud Landing In Water stan

― brimstead

otm

the talented mr pimply (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Tuesday, 18 February 2025 20:32 (three months ago)

hey i don't wanna argue, but i had a longass post typed up about how much i hate that album for purely musical reasons that have nothing to do with anything other than how much i think sounds like not good music. it doesn't deserve to be mentioned alongside the best of its peers imo. i don't mean to be malicious about it at all. i just wanted to say re:grunge+90s radio rock haters: we exist. we mean no malice. we prefer dummy and ladybug mecca on blowout comb for good 94 sounds.

i do appreciate moby with the runaway win. that album's alright, but so mid in retrospect. i guess there's a reason it fit into commercials and stuff so well; just kinda becomes part of your surroundings. he's just a doofy uptight guy anyway. remember when he was all mad at eminem? i'm glad he made animal rights (maybe he has a sense of humor in the end?).

"The Well-Tempered Holophonor by Philip J. Fry" (Austin), Wednesday, 26 February 2025 18:34 (three months ago)

i'm listening to Live Through This for the first time in 30 years

to be clear, i don't believe the old urban myth that Kurt wrote these songs. i understand that myth discredits and dismisses CL and her band mates. i know some pre-date their relationship, and Erlandson/Pfaff wrote some.

but, like ... structurally, lyrically, dynamically, hook-ily ... they sound like Kurt songs. right?

alpine static, Wednesday, 26 February 2025 18:53 (three months ago)

The only Hole album I return to is the first one. I like the abrupt bursts of tape noise and found soundery and so on - wasn't that what Kurt wanted Bleach to be more like before feeling like Sub Pop were telling him to knock it off??

you can see me from westbury white horse, Wednesday, 26 February 2025 18:56 (three months ago)

Not really. He liked being obscurantic, often effectively. Courtney Love, as ivy remarked, is precise.

the talented mr pimply (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Wednesday, 26 February 2025 18:56 (three months ago)

xpost to myself (and agreeing w/ Alfred) - maybe less so lyrically, i should say. although there are echoes of him in there, imo.

alpine static, Wednesday, 26 February 2025 18:59 (three months ago)

I mean, to say that John and Yoko influenced each other will surprise no one. It's not a stretch to say, "Courtney influenced the shift in Cobain's writing."

the talented mr pimply (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Wednesday, 26 February 2025 19:01 (three months ago)

but, like ... structurally, lyrically, dynamically, hook-ily ... they sound like Kurt songs. right?

― alpine static, Wednesday, February 26, 2025 1:53 PM (eleven minutes ago) bookmarkflaglink

who cares!!! and no i don't really agree

ivy., Wednesday, 26 February 2025 19:04 (three months ago)

also i guess hate grunge music if you want but i can't think of an album that reflects my inner gross rat girl more than live through this, musically *and* lyrically

ivy., Wednesday, 26 February 2025 19:06 (three months ago)

who voted for guyville? sheesh

gestures broadly at...everything (voodoo chili), Wednesday, 26 February 2025 19:06 (three months ago)

that hole album gets at the experience of being a woman that no album in its genre or general time period remotely touches, except for, of course, that phair album

genuinely no shade if Live Through This does that for you, peace & love, but I would just say that ime the 1990s were an extremely rich time for such albums, LTT doesnt stand alone there imho. i like it fine but theres just a bunch of other records i reach for first when i want to go there

waste of compute (One Eye Open), Wednesday, 26 February 2025 19:10 (three months ago)

LTT doesnt stand alone there imho

I don't think ivy made this claim?

the talented mr pimply (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Wednesday, 26 February 2025 19:11 (three months ago)

does "no album in its genre or general time period remotely touches" mean something else?

waste of compute (One Eye Open), Wednesday, 26 February 2025 19:12 (three months ago)

You're not used to ivy's posting style? Also, there's still this weird thing on ILX where "the best" and "my favorite" gets people's innards twisted.

the talented mr pimply (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Wednesday, 26 February 2025 19:13 (three months ago)

You find other albums addressing the feminine experience more interesting? Awesome! No need to keep insisting on the point

the talented mr pimply (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Wednesday, 26 February 2025 19:14 (three months ago)

i was really exaggerating!!! sorry. i already apologized lmao

ivy., Wednesday, 26 February 2025 19:15 (three months ago)

my innards arent twisted, chill out alfred, tbh i was hoping to prompt discussion of other good albums that in the same vein, but i'm sorry for posting twice in 3 hours about liking an album a different amount than ivy likes it, jfc man

like i said, no shade ivy, i am glad you like that album and i like it too!

waste of compute (One Eye Open), Wednesday, 26 February 2025 19:19 (three months ago)

LTT might be my favourite album of the 90s, and if Kurt did write it all (he didn’t) then it’s the best album he was involved in imo

for fans of: |redacted|, |redacted|, (flamboyant goon tie included), Wednesday, 26 February 2025 19:20 (three months ago)

as soon as i made that post i thought "oh yeah, boys for pele," anyway i regret making a grandiose statement about womanhood as reflected through popular music of the '90s, there is just something about how gross live through this is that i do not get anywhere else

ivy., Wednesday, 26 February 2025 19:31 (three months ago)

pee girl gets the belt :(

ivy., Wednesday, 26 February 2025 19:31 (three months ago)

again i'm sorry if it sounded like i was nitpicking your statement of praise ivy, i didnt mean anyone to read that post & think "ivy is RONG" but rather "oh yes i am reminded of another good album like that from back then, perhaps i shall post abt it", much love to u

waste of compute (One Eye Open), Wednesday, 26 February 2025 19:43 (three months ago)

Jagged Little Pill would like a word!

thuringer spring (Eazy), Wednesday, 26 February 2025 19:44 (three months ago)

I had a girlfriend that would blast Jagged Little Pill every time she was angry with me. All of those songs immediately trigger my fight or flight response.

Cow_Art, Wednesday, 26 February 2025 19:49 (three months ago)

Hole aside, I'm still waiting for the cowardly Sinead voters to step forward.

Indexed, Wednesday, 26 February 2025 21:29 (three months ago)

I hope they sleep with a clear conscience.

the talented mr pimply (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Wednesday, 26 February 2025 21:33 (three months ago)

I didn't think they'd be hanging around here, but I've encountered a few Catholics who still demonize O'Connor for ripping up John Paul II's photo (without ever speaking a word about the church's protection of its sexual predators, which says a lot).

birdistheword, Wednesday, 26 February 2025 21:35 (three months ago)

Catholic bots!

Indexed, Wednesday, 26 February 2025 21:36 (three months ago)

lol

birdistheword, Wednesday, 26 February 2025 21:36 (three months ago)

Catholic Schoolbots Rule

Toshirō Nofune (The Seventh ILXorai), Wednesday, 26 February 2025 22:37 (three months ago)

I got a Catholic bot/Inside my head...

Instead of create and send out, it pull back and consume (unperson), Wednesday, 26 February 2025 23:25 (three months ago)

Stop killing the pope Sinead

Iza Duffus Hardy (President Keyes), Thursday, 27 February 2025 00:12 (three months ago)

Didn't vote, but I think I have and like most of these, some a lot. The result that surprised me was only one vote for Arrested Development. I've always loved "People Everyday" (my #1 single that year), liked "Tennessee" too, so the rest of the album never mattered that much to me. (Also, the album version of "People Everyday" is barely the same song as the single.) But I remember a time when there was a clear backlash against that album winning P&J--started almost immediately. I guess it's regained some stature over the years, or is so forgotten no one cares enough to think it's overrated anymore.

clemenza, Thursday, 27 February 2025 01:31 (three months ago)

I think it’s hard to hate that album even if it was overrated at the time.

Iza Duffus Hardy (President Keyes), Thursday, 27 February 2025 02:20 (three months ago)

I don’t vote in worst threads but this was actually a good idea because of the discussion.

Bots can't vote, lol. 107 votes is actually pretty normal for these bigger polls.

Bee OK, Thursday, 27 February 2025 02:25 (three months ago)

i don't know that the arrested development album is forgotten necessarily, tho i doubt most people can recall any album cuts from it. (nb i've never heard the album)

i heard "mr. wendal" in a restaurant a couple weeks ago. it has some truly, shockingly bad lyrics like one noted above and the one that says slavery and genocide happened "over a racist grudge". but it's still a cute track to tap your foot along to

dyl, Thursday, 27 February 2025 02:55 (three months ago)

kind of love how 90s the result of this 90s poll is

glum mum (map), Thursday, 27 February 2025 02:56 (three months ago)

also on team live through this is better than any nirvana record

call all destroyer, Thursday, 27 February 2025 03:11 (three months ago)

are ppl actually serious about bots swaying ilm polls

mookieproof, Thursday, 27 February 2025 03:14 (three months ago)

Didn't realize that about "People Everyday." I guess this is the single mix:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Rp090dLRbo

birdistheword, Thursday, 27 February 2025 04:31 (three months ago)

Says "video unavailable"...The great version is the one that accompanies the official video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEEINM01G7U

clemenza, Thursday, 27 February 2025 04:36 (three months ago)

Yup, same one.

birdistheword, Thursday, 27 February 2025 05:03 (three months ago)

I still don't get how "Dylan Live 66” can be voted worse than anything, let alone the albums on this list. I mean, most of this list is pretty good (I didn't vote) but.

Mark G, Thursday, 27 February 2025 09:31 (three months ago)

are ppl actually serious about bots swaying ilm polls

― mookieproof, Thursday, 27 February 2025 03:14 (nine hours ago)

Only the catholic bots sent out by the mother superior

Toshirō Nofune (The Seventh ILXorai), Thursday, 27 February 2025 12:40 (three months ago)

Googling Arrested Development I was astounded to learn they’ve had a dozen releases since 2000.

Founder of America’s Golden Age (Dan Peterson), Thursday, 27 February 2025 13:19 (three months ago)

First time I thought of them in decades was when Speech turned up on a DJ Koze album. I had no idea they were still going.

Cow_Art, Thursday, 27 February 2025 13:22 (three months ago)

When the Roots were touring with Digable Planets and the Jungle Brothers last year, certain stops had Arrested Development on the bill as well. It was tempting to see a second show just to catch them. (They weren't at the NYC show.)

birdistheword, Thursday, 27 February 2025 17:10 (three months ago)

questlove and speech are homies. not joking. back when quest used to post like a music fan on okp, there were several instances of him giving props (and also kind of implying that arrested development was one of the consensus picks among the members of the roots back in the 90s). when okayplayer was making an intentional effort to be a competitive online music hub, it used to be whenever speech released one of his new projects he got an automatic feature.

i got clowned relentlessly for liking them back in the day, so it was cool years later to see someone i really respected give them props also.

also xpost/clemenza otm- single mix of "everyday people" with the bob james beat is way better.

"The Well-Tempered Holophonor by Philip J. Fry" (Austin), Thursday, 27 February 2025 17:40 (three months ago)

I will rep for a couple of these albums (yes even Moby) but taken as a whole, this list makes the 90s look absolutely godawful.

Siegbran, Thursday, 27 February 2025 17:48 (three months ago)

I like you, Halfway, but that was some 90s SNL shit.

― cryptosicko, Wednesday, February 26, 2025 4:04 PM (yesterday) bookmarkflaglink

I didn’t mean to make fun of her or his appearance. I did mean to make fun of far-fetched theories why the “wrong” records received votes.

Halfway there but for you, Thursday, 27 February 2025 21:09 (three months ago)

Austin: I thought the video and single were one and the same...I actually have a 45 of "People Everyday" bought from this company that was actually still making singles for jukeboxes in the early '90s (I think "jukebox" was in their name). I'll check that.

clemenza, Thursday, 27 February 2025 21:33 (three months ago)

nice! i had this one. good one-stop shop for anybody who doesn't have time for the whole album. it was the video mix on this 45.

"The Well-Tempered Holophonor by Philip J. Fry" (Austin), Thursday, 27 February 2025 22:40 (three months ago)


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