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Office Debate: Best Band of the 90s....

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People pretty much nailed it so far (Radiohead, Rage, Pearl Jam, RHCP, Nirvana)

I'll add: REM & Morphine

I loved morphine but I honestly think cure for pain was their only really great album.

On a side note, not a great band but for my money Live "throwing copper" was a great album.

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FWIW , I thought Third Eye Bling's 1 quality album in the 90's was damn good, but I don't consider them the best band of the 90's.

I really enjoyed that album and the Matchbox20 album but yeah they're aren't close to best band of the 90's imo. 3rd Eye Blind guy couldn't sing live either.

I also liked Tonic. They actually had 2 or 3 good albums. There radio stuff was some of their worst songs imo so if you haven't listened to them I recommend checking them out.

I'd support your original pick Dave Matthews. They weren't my favorite band but I did like them, everyone did. They had great talent and were very good live.

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I loved morphine but I honestly think cure for pain was their only really great album.

On a side note, not a great band but for my money Live "throwing copper" was a great album.

I got "throwing copper" as a gift before it hit the mainstream.

Pain lies on the riverside is an amazing tune, their best IMO

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