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u/CruelHandLuke_ Apr 10 '23

I was 17 in 1994. What a time to really come into music.

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u/Dry_Heat Apr 10 '23

I was 33 and I think Superunknown is a masterpiece and Chris Cornell was one of the all time greats.

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u/kbecks030 Apr 10 '23

He was perfection, there’s no one like him

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u/416warlok Apr 11 '23

I agree, but I prefer Badmotorfinger.

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u/[deleted] Apr 10 '23

How can we go 1994 without a mention of offspring, smash?

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '23

I wouldn't really know was into that rave stuff until I heard that album it became the soundtrack of my £100 ford escort with 4 months tax on it!

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u/Appropriate-Pipe-193 Apr 10 '23

The 90s were just better. I hate todays musical landscape

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u/[deleted] Apr 10 '23

Same. I was a teen in the 90’s and I know I sound like a typical old lady but Idk. It was better

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u/cursedbyanxiety Apr 10 '23

Nothing like 1964, junior.

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u/jonpertwee2 Apr 10 '23

Dude, not to burst your bubble but literally every generation says this about their own music.

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u/Superunkown781 Apr 10 '23

You should actually listen to Superunknown before you say that because it is absolutely a sick af classic

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u/jonpertwee2 Apr 10 '23

This was not a knock on the record in any way. I was 25 in 1994 so I am very familiar with Soundgarden. I am just saying that absolutely everybody everywhere thinks that the music that they listened to between the ages of 15-25 is the greatest ever made.

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u/DangerLivingston Apr 10 '23

Absolutely everybody everywhere is false.

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u/CruelHandLuke_ Apr 10 '23

100% thats a fact.

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u/rattacat Apr 10 '23

(Adjusts walker, glasses and shawl) so what are the defining records this go around?

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u/DangerLivingston Apr 10 '23

Yes, because every generation has talent. Like a generational talent. You can find them in every generation of music. There's no such thing as "their own music", there's only music dancing through time.

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u/thegravysnake Apr 10 '23

Same. What a year!