90s music
Music for 90s babies and fans of timeless pop music; explore the decade defined by boybands, Europop, girl groups, rap, and so much more.
1234 - Of Course, It's A Ramones Playlist
Introduction The reason being is that every live and some studio Ramones songs start with the shout "1 2 3 4". I remember buying "Blitzkrieg Bop" and then their first album and someone described their songs like smarties, you can't have just one, you gotta swallow the whole tube.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 months ago in Beat
Tupac Shakur: Poetry and Emotion
Everything I ever learned about being the ideal poet I learned from Tupac Shakur. As a lifelong Pac fan if anyone were to ask me what made him so effective in his artistry I would say it was his poetic style and emotional effectiveness.
By Joe Patterson4 months ago in Beat
Albums That Inspired Me To Rap: Lethal Injection
By 1993 Hip Hop heavyweight Ice Cube was one of the biggest stars in music. His first three solo albums had become certified hits that had only gotten more successful with time. After his fellow NWA counterpart Dr. Dre dropped his spell binding solo debut The Chronic in early 93’ the future of Hip Hop and pop music was paved in the sound of the newly crafted G-funk era. Hip Hop was changing from the aggressive sounds of Ice Cube’s albums Amerikkkas Most Wanted , Death Certificate and The Predator and had transcended into the newly laid back G-funk grooves of The Chronic from Dr. Dre and Doggy Style from Snoop Doggy Dogg thanks to the new empire that was Death Row Records. Ice Cube appreciated the changes in motion and decided to add his own contribution to the G-funk era with his fourth album Lethal Injection.
By Joe Patterson4 months ago in Beat
Picture These Discs
Introduction I was reading the Taschen "1000 Record Covers" to enjoy the images and maybe get some inspiration for my writing. In the middle of the 1970s section, I saw the pages that I used to head this article. I had always assumed that Picture Discs were first produced in the nineteen-sixties, and I thought I had a copy of the first one, but no, apparently the first ones appeared in the nineteen-forties:
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 4 months ago in Beat
How Stress and Pelvic Tension Are Connected: Simple Ways to Support Your Mind and Body
Stress does not only affect your thoughts. It can also show up in your body as tight muscles, shallow breathing, digestive discomfort, sleep problems, and ongoing tension. One area that many people overlook is the pelvic floor. When stress becomes chronic, the body may stay in a “guarded” state, and this can contribute to tightness or discomfort in the pelvic region.
By Elevate You Studio4 months ago in Beat
Songs Sequenced
Introduction I was listening to a "Best Of" Nils Lofgren, and one of the final songs is "Secrets In The Street", which I have always loved. Lofgren is a brilliant guitarist and songwriter who has played extensively with Bruce Springsteen.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 4 months ago in Beat
Black Music Month Celebrates: Michael Jackson
I honestly have no idea how to begin writing an article that is a tribute to the greatest star to ever walk the face the earth. So I guess I’ll keep it simple and cliche. Happy Black Music Month to the one, the only, Michael Jackson.
By Joe Patterson4 months ago in Beat
Tracking the Shadows:. AI-Generated.
There’s a distinct privilege in being given an exclusive, first hand listen to a project before it fully surfaces into the wider alternative music consciousness. I was recently given the opportunity to spend time with The Nocturnal Ceremony, the debut EP from The Night Rituals, a duo whose Bandcamp biography promises a collision of electronic gloom and haunting arrangements. But reading that kind of description on a screen doesn’t quite prepare you for the sheer atmospheric weight I felt when actually sitting with it from start to finish.
By The Crash Test Facility4 months ago in Beat
