ITT: albums that would have been worshipped by /mu/ had it been around in the 90s
>>64651584
HA!
No way
(I like it tho)
>>64651584
RHCP is like 21 Pilots of the '90s
>>64651635
lol no you're a fucking idiot.
>>64651635
I feel you, but...too much senpai
>>64651584
Nevermind would've been TPAB levels of shitposting; Something fans of Nirvana were waiting for that ended up getting ridiculous amounts of acclaim, to the point where now a bunch of other people started to shitpost it
In Utero dropping probably would've been as ridiculous as MPP shitposting
>>64651635
Have you listened to bssm or one hot minute? I can understand californication, but those two albums were undeniably incredibly original as far as 90's alt rock went.
>>64651584
Don't even pretend you wouldn't have
>>64652131
did you copy paste random pictures on google image ?
>>64651584
>>64651748
The thing about the internet is that if it happened earlier, the music would probably be different. I won't engage in a brain exercise of imagining how it would be like, but definitely the record industry would take a huge hit and record sales plunge just like they did since 2000s.
/mu/ was introduced in 2004. The subj of the thread came out in 1991. 2004 was so-so for music, but 2007-2008 saw a huge decline of CD. If the music business was in its 2016 state, it would be even harsher.
>>64651584
>year of loveless, laughing stock and spiderland
>implying we'd give a single shit about spastic junkies playing funk beats
>>64651584
TDS
>>64651584
