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good winner! :)

The Orb - Perpetual Dawn (1991) From ambient techno masters... B) a20jewn6J2o The Stone Roses - I Wanna Be Adored (1989) Fabulous song: everything is perfect! No Stone Roses: no Oasis, no Blur -cme2q0N7nM Jean Michel Jarre - Equinoxe Part 5 (1979) Another fantastic song; the proof that you can do amazing songs if you have great ideas IfQYxOTopW0

Sleep Together You Look So Fine or Cup of Coffee

1. Garbage - Why Do You Love Me? 2. Arcade Fire - Rebellion (Lies) 3. Royksopp - What Else Is There? 4. KT Tunstall - Other Side Of The World 5. Goldfrapp - Ooh La La 6. New Order - Waiting For The Sirens' Call (Krafty was better) 7. Kylie Minogue - Giving you up 8 Audio Bullys ft Nancy Sinatra – Shot You Down 9. Goldfrapp - Number 1 10. Mylo - In My Arms WDYLM by Garbage is the best by far... Finally a real rock song

Enough Is Never Enough 1- Use Me 49+

Enough Is Never Enough 5- Use Me 45+

I think I will add "St. Etienne - He's on the Phone" as a bonus track :D (thanks to thisispop)

^ Heaven or Las Vegas it's quite short (under 40 minutes) but very concentrated Also every track is a standout (no filler!) A real dream

1. Garbage - Cherry Lips 2. 4 Strings - Take me away (into the night) 3. No Doubt - Hella Good 4. Sheryl Crow - Soak Up The Sun 5. Kylie Minogue - In your eyes 6. Dannii Minogue - Put the needle on it 7. Shania Twain - I'm Gonna Getcha Good 8. Kate Ryan - Desenchantee 9. Queens Of The Stone Age - No one Knows 10. Oakenfold – Starry Eyed Surprise

Enough Is Never Enough 7+ Use Me 43-

I'm fine, thank you! I'm listening to Cocteau Twins... B)

And you're proud of that? :D Of course most indie bands are very bland (and useless).

Tears For Fears / Bran Van 3000

What are your fave albums of the 90s? Mine are: Achtung Baby by U2 The Fat of the Land by Prodigy dubnobassinmyheadman by Underworld Orbital II by Orbital En-Tact by Shamen Dig Your Own Hole by Chemical Brothers Violator by Depeche Mode Garbage by Garbage Leftism by Leftfield Automatic For the People by REM Becoming X by Sneaker Pimps Dreamland by Robert Miles Lifeforms by FSOL You've Come a Long Way Baby by Fatboy Slim Doppelganger by Curve Heaven or Las Vegas by Cocteau Twins Blue Lines by Massive Attack Dummy by Portishead Debut by Bjork Chronologie by Jean Michel Jarre Selected Ambient Works 85-92 by Aphex Twin The White Room by The KLF OK Computer by Radiohead No Need to Argue by the Cranberries Jagged Little Pill by Alanis Morrissette Central Reservation by Beth Orton Diva by Annie Lennox The Score by the Fugees Play by Moby Substrata by Biosphere Vertigo by Groove Armada Big Calm by Morcheeba Electro Glide in Blue by Apollo Four Forty Republica by Republica Moon Safari by AIR Reverence by Faithless The Division Bell by Pink Floyd Loveless by My Bloody Valentine Homework by Daft Punk MCMXC by Enigma White on Blonde by Texas And yes, I listened to all these albums... :music:

It was the best for those that enjoyed that decade... To me 90s is the best decade of music. It was the decade of experimentation (and of electronic music).

What's wrong with Fugees? Their album The Score is one of the best hip hop albums ever made :) What about "Fu-gee-la", another single from the same album The Score?

Indeed! Listen to "Fotzepolitic" from "Heaven or Las Vegas" album by Cocteau Twins and then to "Little Bird" by Goldfrapp... The same "frenzy" at the end

Talking about William Orbit: Beth also featured on a fantastic song entitled Water From a Vine Leaf (on the second half of this song) from William's album Strange Cargo III 7 minutes of pure bliss! XFa015mRdlI PS BTW William Orbit was (still is?) her husband :P

My album of 1996: 1. Leftfield - Realease the Pressure 2. Underworld - Born Slippy 3. 2 Pac ft Dr. Dre - California Love 4. Jamiroquai - Virtual Insanity 5. The Fugees - Ready or Not 6. Alanis Morissette - Ironic 7. Beth Orton - She Cries Your Name 8. Garbage - Stupid Girl 9. Sneaker Pimps - 6 Underground 10. The Chemical Brothers - Setting Sun 11. The Prodigy - Firestarter 12. Robert Miles - Children 13. Smashing Pumpkins - 1979 14. Faithless - Insomnia Perfect!

Same here! Did you know there is another great version (more electronic feel) on her real debut album Superpinkymandy? This album is very rare (only 5000 copies, released in Japan) and pretty weird, Beth don't consider this as her debut ^_^ I listened to it (mp3s) and I was really impressed by this album (produced by William Orbit).

Enough Is Never Enough 9- Use Me 41+

Nobody Can Win Temptation Waits or Trip My Wire

Videos: She Cries Your Name 04Ia_wIW9l0 Touch Me With Your Love hRa5HgfdQeA Someone's Daughter (live) zgn0sX-b-7Y I Wish I Never Saw the Sunshine (live) bOnT9MWtVw4 Stolen Car qWoMq46g0XU Central Reservation (my fave) vHqB8xuNfB8 Anywhere o2Zm8tlFp0g Thinking About Tomorrow (fan made video) kjIwm7d_xs8 Concieved JvJasSfvnRI Shopping Trolley 2TiR__3g3dU

Beth Orton http://o.aolcdn.com/www.aol.in/gallery/i/j/jobs_stars/11_beth_2002_430xx.jpg Beth Orton (born Elizabeth Caroline Orton on 14 December 1970, England) is one the best singer-songwriters ever. She is known for her "folktronica" sound, which mixes folk and electronica (her latest albums are more folk than electronica). Also she won Best Female Artist award at the 2000 BRIT Awards and was nominated at Mercury prize twice. She collaborated with William Orbit, The Chemical Brothers and others. Beth is very very talented and I can say I like almost all her songs. B) Discography: - 5 studio albums: SuperpinkyMandy, Trailer Park, Central Reservation, Daybreaker, Comfort of Strangers - 1 remix album: Another Side of the Daybreak - 1 greatest hits: Pass in Time - the Definitive Collection - 2 EPs: Best Bit, Concrete Sky - 12 singles Beth will release a new album this year.

I just read her profile at AllMusic here Interesting: on similar artists you can see some famous artists/bands like Goldfrapp, Beth Orton, Bjork, Tori Amos, Sade, Cocteau Twins, Nina Persson, Sinead O'Connor, Sneaker Pimps, Sade, Portishead, Kate Bush, and Shirley Manson PS ...and Toni Halliday