The 100 Best Alternative Songs of the 1990s
The best alternative songs of the 1990s highlight the “golden age” of indie/alternative rock. Britpop, grunge, art rock, shoegaze, and more came to the fore.
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Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds in Berlin: God, of Sorts, Is in the House
Melodic carnage, transcendental lyrics, cathartic delivery, and divine communion between Him and his flock are expected and delivered from Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds performing live in Berlin.
Dream Theater: “Images, Words & Beyond” at the Forum Karlín, Prague
Combining old classics with new cuts, Dream Theater demonstrates why they've managed to stick around all these years.
Body/Head: No Waves
The experimental duo of Kim Gordon and Bill Nace return with No Waves, a live document that strives to capture the impact of their impressive debut album.
Obituary: Ten Thousand Ways to Die
Is it a single with live bonus material or a live album with studio tracks? Either way, Obituary still kicks major corpse with Ten Thousand Ways to Die.
The Notwist: Superheroes, Ghostvillians & Stuff
All of Superheroes, Ghostvillians & Stuff” does not reach memorable heights, but it's not from a lack of trying.
Migos Reclaim Their Dab With the Dab Tour, Starting at the Regency Ballroom
Migos blow out the Regency Ballroom with a sold out show: featuring a new single, an intense viewer experience, and a fresh new dance.
Eric Clapton: Slowhand at 70 – Live at Royal Albert Hall
In celebration of his 70th, Clapton returns to the main stage in fine form.
Ann Hampton Callaway: From Sassy to Divine: The Sarah Vaughn Project
Ann Hampton Callaway covers the late, great Sarah Vaughan incredibly on From Sassy to Divine.
Moby: Almost Home – Live at the Fonda, L.A.
Proof that Natural Blues, sweaty funk, and tender balladry can go together
Cloud Cult: Unplug
Occasional corniness aside, Cloud Cult have crafted an excellent live album.