'90s Music

From the peppy fluff of the Spice Girls to the crystalline harmonies of Boys II Men and 98 degrees to the grunge intensity of Nirvana and Pearl Jam and the rocking style of Garth Brooks' country, the '90s were a mixed bag. Check out our playlist to see how.

Browse '90s Music

  • Greatest Hits Review
    Greatest Hits
    Just as pop-y and fun as we remember; some sex.
    AGE
    10
     
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    By Spice Girls
  • The Collection Review
    The Collection

    Nick Lachey and pals harmonize into girls' hearts.
    AGE
    10
     
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    By 98 Degrees
  • Nevermind Review
    Nevermind

    Grunge breakthrough delivers massive guitars and angst.
    AGE
    13
     
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    By Nirvana
  • Legacy: The Greatest Hits Collection Review
    Legacy: The Greatest Hits Collection

    Strong anthology of all-time top-selling R&B group.
    AGE
    14
     
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    By Boyz II Men
  • Ten Review
    Ten

    Smash debut fuses classic rock with aggressive grunge.
    AGE
    14
     
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    By Pearl Jam
  • Dookie Review
    Dookie
    Wittiness withstands test of time; some violence.
    AGE
    14
     
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    By Green Day
  • Ropin' the Wind Review
    Ropin' the Wind

    Garth's crossover blockbuster still strong decades later.
    AGE
    14
     
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    By Garth Brooks
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