xenox: top 10 iconic rock albums of the 90s i guess

ArsMoriendi 11.21.18	Green Day twice, Smashing Pumpkins twice, Nirvana twice... boring list even though I like 7/10 albums here
BallsToTheWall 11.21.18	No Weezer? Smh!
blastOFFitsPARTYtime 11.21.18	"I dont even know" True story.
Clumseee 11.21.18	where's jagged little pill and 3ebs s/t ya jerk
MebalZahari 11.21.18	Night Ranger!
WoodeeX 11.21.18	I feel like Type O are more iconic than most of these. But I guess theyre not rock. Siamese Dream completely blew my mind when I first heard it. Such a good album
Nazzadan 11.21.18	You edited your comment, now I look like a fool.
blastOFFitsPARTYtime 11.21.18	Type O ya say? Has to be a typo.
Cimnele 11.21.18	going back and looking at what was "iconic" at the time and it's like friggin Suede
Attackoftheshark 11.21.18	Boring
oneups 11.21.18	3eb s/t seconded for sure. Also, Radiohead?
BerryGarlicia 11.21.18	4 is the only thing here i would listen to ever and nimrod should be here
DoofDoof 11.21.18	Not my exact own taste of what I think are my favourites to listen to but 'impartially' I'd think: 1. Radiohead - Ok Computer 2. Nirvana - Nevermind 3. Pearl Jam - Ten 4. Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese Dream 5. Oasis - Definitely Maybe 6. Metallica - Metallica 7. Red Hot Chili Peppers - Blood Sugar 8. Green Day - Dookie 9. Faith No More - Angel Dust 10. Rage Against the Machine - RATM Personally I’d consider ‘The Downward Spiral’, ‘Ritual De lo Habitual’ and ‘The Holy Bible’ as more iconic of the 90s for me than Oasis, Green Day and RHCP...but in terms of iconic for the masses I think the selection before fits. Notice nothing beyond 1997 made the cut as music changed up...and albums actually got less 'iconic'. They did. Really.
DoofDoof 11.21.18	Top 10 most 'iconic' rock albums of the 00s...I can't even work it out, 'iconic'ness' tumbles off a cliff. Again, impartially... 1. Radiohead - Kid A 2. Arcade Fire - Funeral 3. QOTSA -Songs for the Deaf 4. White Stripes - Elephant 5. Deftones - White Pony 6. Muse - Absolution 7. The Strokes - Is This It? 8. Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot 9. Bloc Party - Silent Alarm 10. At the Drive-In - Relationship
WoodeeX 11.22.18	Pavement and Neutral Milk Hotel were highly influential bands too
SitarHero 11.22.18	Top 10 iconic rock albums of the '90s according to someone who wasn't alive in the '90s I guess Actually, I'm pretty sure.
SitarHero 11.22.18	Doof, the '00s needs some Hybrid Theory mayne. Probably some Morning View too.
DoofDoof 11.22.18	Please not Morning View...I can just about come to terms with Linkin Park making the cut but not Incubus Maybe Lateralus ahead of both? Though I think Aenima is more iconic of its time Lateralus was v significant af the time
zakalwe 11.22.18	Downward Spiral for the 90s definitely.
Zig 11.22.18	Superunknown
DoofDoof 11.22.18	I’d say 1994 alone has a more iconic selection than all of the ‘00s 1. The Downward Spiral 2. The Holy Bible 3. Grace 4. Dookie 5. Definitely Maybe 6. Superunknown 7. Crooked Rain 8. Parklife 9. Welcome to Sky Valley 10. Unplugged in New York
SitarHero 11.22.18	Nothing is more symbolic of the early-00s than Linkin Park dude.
SitarHero 11.22.18	'94 as also had Jar of Flies, Smash, the Blue album, Dogman and Nightside Eclipse.
zakalwe 11.22.18	Different Class
zakalwe 11.22.18	Apologies, that was ‘95. Still a massive album when it came out though and Common People was/is iconic as fuck.
Egarran 11.22.18	Jagged Little Pill was huge.
SitarHero 11.22.18	Would you consider Jagged Little Pill a rock album though?
ArsMoriendi 11.22.18	What about Sublime’s s/t That album was huge
ArsMoriendi 11.22.18	“Would you consider Jagged Little Pill a rock album though?” It’s labeled post-grunge by most websites, so yes?
StrikeOfTheBeast 11.22.18	Dookie. haha
DoofDoof 11.22.18	'Sublime’s s/t' I owned it but it wasn't all that huge compared to Green Day or Offspring
StrikeOfTheBeast 11.22.18	7 and 8 are my faves here.
claygurnz 11.22.18	@Doof I'd put American Idiot in the top 10 for iconic 00's rock albums, even though I know it's not your cup of tea. The singles were everywhere.
DoofDoof 11.22.18	that's a valid one clay Linkin Park and Green Day should replace Bloc Party and At the Drive-In...so music quality goes further down, but 'iconic-ness' does go up a shade