What albums are you listening to thirty years ago this month (December 1990)?

[fumi]

One for the older guys on here, I guess.

Here's three I can remember.

Edited December 22, 2020 by fumi

[zkom]

No ragrets

 

[psn]

[psn]

[psn]

 

 

 

Edit: That ought to do it. 

Edited December 22, 2020 by psn

[aencre]

 
 
 

Edited December 23, 2020 by aencre
(I was seven.)

[perunamuusi]

Mainly the 1st 6 Byrds albums on 3 C90s that my mate gave me.

And a +1 for this...

Edited December 22, 2020 by perunamuusi

[psn]

8 minutes ago, perunamuusi said:

Mainly the 1st 6 Byrds albums on 3 C90s that my mate gave me. 

 

And a +1 for this

 

 

+1 that month. 

And The Byrds are a all time fave...

[whosebrian]

[o00o]

 

[TubularCorporation]

 

EDIT: also Obituary, Pungent Stench, Butthole Surfers and M.C. Hammer.

Edited December 22, 2020 by TubularCorporation

[brian trageskin]

this album haunted my childhood, the parents used to play it a lot

 

[kakapo]

I was not yet a teenager in 1990, but it was the start of the transition from listening to parent's collection to swapping tapes with friends.  So from Beatles, Kinks and Morricone to Jarre and Pixies.  

[perunamuusi]

1 minute ago, kakapo said:

I was not yet a teenager in 1990, but it was the start of the transition from listening to parent's collection to swapping tapes with friends.  So from Beatles, Kinks and Morricone to Jarre and Pixies.  

Yeah, doolittle was getting played a lot in 1990 round mine

[kakapo]

1 minute ago, perunamuusi said:

Yeah, doolittle was getting played a lot in 1990 round mine

I didn't get to listen to doolittle until about '93.  91-92 was just full of so much good new music, and we had to rely on someone buying a cd and then passing it around to be copied as my 12 year old's budget would maybe stretch to half a dozen cds a year. But back in '90 (maybe early 91) one of the older boys on the bus home from school passed me a copy of bossanova.  Rock Music full volume on walkman = mind blown.  Its one of the reasons I've always had a soft spot for it and why I dont see it as lesser in any way compared to doolittle and pilgrim.

[ARPA]

 

[prdctvsm]

 

[toaoaoad]

I was a small child so I don't remember much, but my parents played this album all the time and it still kicks ass: 
 

 

Also this was my fav song. I stand by it 

 

 

[Squee]

[Hugh Mughnus]

Well! Lol I was born in 89’ so I don’t remember listening to anything in 1990 lol. But the first two albums I remember... I got a Sony Walkman in 1995, for Christmas. And my two first albums were cassettes No Doubt’s Tragic Kingdoms and Skee-lo’s I Wish. Actually still love those albums to this day

[Zephyr_Nova]

 

[Zephyr_Nova]

1991 was when I actually became interested in music, so the above were all what my parents/relatives thought I would want to hear.  Interesting that I received so many cassettes as presents, considering I wasn't yet into music.  By the time Nevermind came out it was all I cared about (that, G 'n' R, Metallica, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, Anthrax, Megadeth, Alice 'n' Chains... I was 10 at the time.  Still love all of it.)

[toaoaoad]

Also 
 

 

[o00o]

Did you guys actually listen to that stuff or do you just wish you would have?

Edited December 23, 2020 by o00o

[ARPA]

35 minutes ago, o00o said:

Did you guys actually listen to that stuff or do you just wish you would have?