Do we feel any sort of nostalgia for the 1990s?

[Deebank]

Yes, as Norman Cook.

Yes, we all know his names.

Quentin?

[Six String]

I have no nostalgia for the 90s but it still surprises me when I realise we’re now talking 30 years ago.

[jimboo]

Cornershop's Brimful of Asha is atrocious as is Baby Bird's You're Gorgeous which was also well known for it's questionable lyrics but I do have a lot of time for the brilliant Edwyn Collins' A Girl Like You

Um, questionable how?
Or did you just totally miss the point.

[Samoan]

Cornershop's Brimful of Asha is atrocious as is Baby Bird's You're Gorgeous which was also well known for it's questionable lyrics but I do have a lot of time for the brilliant Edwyn Collins' A Girl Like You

Um, questionable how?
Or did you just totally miss the point.

No, I don't believe I did.

https://www.songfacts.com/images/logos/songfacts_logo.png


This is Babybird's (aka Stephen Jones) biggest hit and the track that he is best known for. However the song, which many understood to be a besotted love song, is frequently misinterpreted.
Jones told The Sheffield Telegraph November 5, 2009: "I can't tell people how to interpret the song, but the song's actually about male photographers who want to use women to sell things using sex."

[The Slider]

I have a huge love for the early to mid 90s
Basically from Baggy through Shoegaze to Britpop.
Amazing times.
There is very little I have time for from about 1997 to today though

The 90s was the last great era for pop

[jimboo]

Cornershop's Brimful of Asha is atrocious as is Baby Bird's You're Gorgeous which was also well known for it's questionable lyrics but I do have a lot of time for the brilliant Edwyn Collins' A Girl Like You

Um, questionable how?
Or did you just totally miss the point.

No, I don't believe I did.

https://www.songfacts.com/images/logos/songfacts_logo.png


This is Babybird's (aka Stephen Jones) biggest hit and the track that he is best known for. However the song, which many understood to be a besotted love song, is frequently misinterpreted.
Jones told The Sheffield Telegraph November 5, 2009: "I can't tell people how to interpret the song, but the song's actually about male photographers who want to use women to sell things using sex."

I was right, you did miss the point.

[Samoan]

Um, questionable how?
Or did you just totally miss the point.

No, I don't believe I did.

https://www.songfacts.com/images/logos/songfacts_logo.png


This is Babybird's (aka Stephen Jones) biggest hit and the track that he is best known for. However the song, which many understood to be a besotted love song, is frequently misinterpreted.
Jones told The Sheffield Telegraph November 5, 2009: "I can't tell people how to interpret the song, but the song's actually about male photographers who want to use women to sell things using sex."

I was right, you did miss the point.

Pray tell.

[pcqgod]

There was quite a bit of 90's music I liked at the time. A fair amount I never stopped listening to, so there's no real sense of nostalgia; it just became part of my canon. Some of what I listened to at the time in the grunge and alternative rock area has long since lost a lot of its one-time interest, so if someday I pull out a bunch of cd's by the likes of Smashing Pumpkins, Pixies and Mudhoney, I guess you could chalk it up to nostalgia.

[Hightea]

A list like this reminds me of all the great stuff I missed and later found out about because this stuff was pushed down my throat. Although I loved lots of stuff not on that list I lived a different 90's.

[jimboo]

No, I don't believe I did.

https://www.songfacts.com/images/logos/songfacts_logo.png


This is Babybird's (aka Stephen Jones) biggest hit and the track that he is best known for. However the song, which many understood to be a besotted love song, is frequently misinterpreted.
Jones told The Sheffield Telegraph November 5, 2009: "I can't tell people how to interpret the song, but the song's actually about male photographers who want to use women to sell things using sex."

I was right, you did miss the point.

Pray tell.

You either understand it or you don't . It's about exploitation from someone exploited. It clearly isn't condoning or approving of the industry. You will have to quote the part and him where it/he says otherwise.

[Samoan]

I was right, you did miss the point.

Pray tell.

You either understand it or you don't . It's about exploitation from someone exploited. It clearly isn't condoning or approving of the industry. You will have to quote the part and him where it/he says otherwise.

This isn't really about what it's about for you to go on the offensive from the get-go.
You will have to find someone else to play 'Mine's Best' mind games with.

[jimboo]

Pray tell.

You either understand it or you don't . It's about exploitation from someone exploited. It clearly isn't condoning or approving of the industry. You will have to quote the part and him where it/he says otherwise.

This isn't really about what it's about for you to go on the offensive from the get-go.
You will have to find someone else to play 'Mine's Best' mind games with.

Hey, you made the stupid ill informed comment not me.

[Darkness_Fish]

I don't really get nostalgic for any time, but I'd take that list of tracks over any 60s or 70s comp, any day.