I prefer The Bends.
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Fucking Love Jimmy Eat World.
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I always loved Ok computer. As close to perfection as can be, IMO
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BTW, this thread might be one of the best all time on CP.
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Radiohead is in my 'all album' club. I think the exclusive members are The Beatles, Pearl Jam, Van Halen, Radiohead, and Led Zeppelin.

If you're a fan, this is an interesting watch


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Kid A is killer too. Pretty much everything they've done is great but those two stand out for me, not the OK Computer is very far behind them.
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In Rainbows. One of my favorite concert videos is Radiohead Live at the Astoria. Blowout melts my face.
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I'm not sure why Catherine Wheel didnt make it bigger (must have been hidden behind Bush, who sounded somewhat similar?).






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The album this was on was and still IS a staple of mine, and it fits perfectly within the early 90's parameters... 1993


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During the mid 90s (what I remember post-raves)....I got a lot of free CDs, working with alternative radio guys, etc.

Went through a brit-pop phase before discovering electronica. Stone Roses (especially for you bassists out there) were a blast:






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Collective Soul, Boyz II Men, Sound Garden, White/Rob Zombie
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Bob Mould's first solo album "Workbook" released in '89.


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Full playlist of The Toadies Rubberneck album.
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Hopefully you know about Deftones,but this is the song that got me into them,and their music to me has just evolved over the years.
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Deftones kicks ass. Most of my friends who like the same kind of music I do aren't into Deftones at all (I think mostly because of Chino and his "style"), but I cant' get enough of the band. They're gold. And the collab w/ Maynard? Perfection.
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