1990 albums

Steve Vai - Solo Albums. Flex-Able (1984) Flex-Able Leftovers (1984) Passion and Warfare (1990) Sex and Religion (1993) Alien Love Secrets (1995) Fire Garden (1996) The Ultra Zone (1999) The Seventh Song (2000) Alive In An Ultra World (2001) The Elusive Light and Sound, volume 1 (2002) The Infinite Steve Vai: An Anthology (2003) Real ...

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Steve Vai, Steve Vai - Early life, Steve Vai - Work with Frank Zappa, Steve Vai - Rise to prominence, Steve Vai - 1990s and 2000s, Steve Vai - Movies, Steve Vai - Musical style, Steve Vai - Equipment, Steve Vai - Other engagements, Steve Vai - Discography, Steve Vai - Solo Albums, Steve Vai - Appearances on Zappa albums, Steve Vai - With other artists, Steve Vai - Soundtracks, Steve Vai - Compilations

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They Might Be Giants - Studio Albums. They Might Be Giants (aka The Pink Album) (1986) Lincoln (1988) Flood (1990) Apollo 18 (1992) John Henry (1994) Factory Showroom (1996) Long Tall Weekend (1999) (Internet Release) Mink Car (2001) No! (2002) The Spine (20 ...

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They Might Be Giants, They Might Be Giants - History, They Might Be Giants - Then: The Earlier Years 1982–1989, They Might Be Giants - Elektra Period 1990–1998, They Might Be Giants - Beyond Elektra 1999–Present, They Might Be Giants - The band's name, They Might Be Giants - Discography, They Might Be Giants - Studio Albums, They Might Be Giants - EPs and Singles, They Might Be Giants - Compilations Online Releases Other Releases, They Might Be Giants - Charting Singles, They Might Be Giants - Music Videos

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A chance reaquaintence of Coleman and Geordie with Raven, and a chance acquaintance with Martin Atkins (who had gained notoriety as the drummer for Public Image Ltd. and then Ministry), resulted in a revival of Killing Joke. The new Killing Joke - Coleman, Geordie, Raven and Atkins - returned to the band's earlier, harsher sound. Killing Joke's eighth album, Extremities, Dirt & Various Repressed Emotions (1990), included the heaviest, noisiest and harshest music to ever appear on any of Killing Joke's records. An anthology, Laugh? ...

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Killing Joke, Killing Joke - 1978-1982, Killing Joke - 1983-1989, Killing Joke - 1990 and onward, Killing Joke - Discography / Videography, Killing Joke - Albums, Killing Joke - Singles/EP's, Killing Joke - Compilations, Killing Joke - Videography, Killing Joke - Side Projects, Killing Joke - Influence

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In 1990 Waits collaborated with photographer Sylvia Plachy. Her book, Sylvia Plachy's Unguided Tour includes a short Tom Waits record to accompany the photographs and text. Waits appeared on Primus' 1991 album, Sailing the Seas of Cheese as the voice of "Tommy the Cat", which exposed him to a new audience in alternative rock. This was the first of several collaborations between Waits and the group; Les Claypool (Primus' singer, songwriter and bassist) would appear on several subsequent Waits releases. In 1991 Waits also had a featured role in the film At ...

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Tom Waits, Tom Waits - Early Career, Tom Waits - 1980s, Tom Waits - 1990s, Tom Waits - 2000s, Tom Waits - Lawsuits, Tom Waits - The Sons of Lee Marvin, Tom Waits - Discography, Tom Waits - Major releases, Tom Waits - Collections, Tom Waits - Contributions, Tom Waits - Tribute albums, Tom Waits - Filmography, Tom Waits - Tours

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The band was formed under the name of A-180 by Mark Stuart, Barry Blair, and Will McGinnis. (As of 2005, Stuart and McGinnis are the only remaining original members.) The three men, along with Ron Gibson and Mark's brother, David, became a popular local band—booked by the school nearly every weekend. The band's big break would come in the form of Bob Herdman. Bob went up to Audio Adrenaline with two songs he had written, My God and DC-10. After My God was recorded—under the band name Herdman had created ...

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Audio Adrenaline, Audio Adrenaline - The beginning, Audio Adrenaline - The 1990s, Audio Adrenaline - The 2000s, Audio Adrenaline - Members, Audio Adrenaline - Former members, Audio Adrenaline - Side Projects, Audio Adrenaline - Discography, Audio Adrenaline - Tapes A-180, Audio Adrenaline - Albums

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Killing Joke's fourth album, Fire Dances (1983), contained music that, like that heard on the Birds of a Feather single, was artier and relatively calmer than the music Killing Joke had made previously, which in hindsight began a new direction for the band. They experiment with this variation of their sound on the singles Me or You (1983, b/w Wilful Days) and A New Day (1984, b/w a dance remix or dub mix of the same ...

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Killing Joke, Killing Joke - 1978-1982, Killing Joke - 1983-1989, Killing Joke - 1990 and onward, Killing Joke - Discography / Videography, Killing Joke - Albums, Killing Joke - Singles/EP's, Killing Joke - Compilations, Killing Joke - Videography, Killing Joke - Side Projects, Killing Joke - Influence

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Pearl Jam - Studio albums. *Vitalogy was released first on vinyl, on November 22, 1994. It debuted at number 55 on the Billboard Top 200, the first vinyl record album to chart since the introduction of the compact disc format. Pearl Jam - Live albums and compilations. The band has released more than 72 albums of live recordings. < ...

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Pearl Jam, Pearl Jam - 1990, Pearl Jam - 1991–1995, Pearl Jam - 1996–2002, Pearl Jam - 2003–, Pearl Jam - Members, Pearl Jam - Current line-up, Pearl Jam - Former members, Pearl Jam - Samples, Pearl Jam - Discography, Pearl Jam - Studio albums, Pearl Jam - Live albums and compilations, Pearl Jam - Hits, Pearl Jam - Trivia, Pearl Jam - Hidden tracks, Pearl Jam - List of Pearl Jam songs covered by others

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In 2005, with the release of their live album with Paul Rodgers, Queen moved into third place of the acts with the most aggregate time spent on the British record charts, outranking The Beatles. Current rankings: Elvis Presley (2,574 weeks) Cliff Richard (1,982) Queen (1,755) The Beatles (1,749) ...

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Queen band, Queen band - Members, Queen band - History, Queen band - 1968-1970, Queen band - 1970s, Queen band - 1980s, Queen band - 1990s, Queen band - 2000s, Queen band - Historical success, Queen band - Influence on modern music, Queen band - The Digital Realm, Queen band - Queen Live, Queen band - Members Of The Band As Instrumentalists, Queen band - Queen in film, Queen band - Documentary, Queen band - Queen in musical theatre, Queen band - Discography, Queen band - Studio albums, Queen band - Live albums, Queen band - Compilations, Queen band - Tribute albums, Queen band - Singles

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Rancid's musical style blends punk and hardcore with ska, reggae, rocksteady, and minor elements of dub and funk. Among mainstream audiences, Rancid are best-known for "Ruby Soho" and "Time Bomb" from the 1995 recording ...And Out Come the Wolves. Rancid was very popular throughout the 1990s, with the band touring constantly from 1993 through 1998. They have released 6 full-length albums, the first 4 through the independent label, Epitaph Records, along with numerous 7" vinyls and singles. Following the success of Let's GoSee also:

Rancid, Rancid - History, Rancid - References in their music, Rancid - Post-Hiatus, Rancid - Discography, Rancid - Studio albums, Rancid - EPs, Rancid - Singles, Rancid - Collaborations

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Hall and Oates released the Marigold Sky album in 1997 (their first all-new studio album in seven years), which included an adult contemporary hit "Promise Ain't Enough." They also released a "VH1 Behind The Music" Greatest Hits package shortly after appearing on the show in 2002. Daryl Hall and John Oates put out the Do It For Love album in 2003. That included "Do It For Love" (a #1 Adult Contemporary hit). They have also released the Hall and Oates Live DVD from an A & E Live By Request Special. This album was the first album and first success for the ...

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John Oates, John Oates - First albums 1972-1974, John Oates - The late 1970s, John Oates - Leaner Years 1978-1980, John Oates - The Big 80s, John Oates - Private Eyes 1981, John Oates - H2O 1982, John Oates - Rock 'n Soul 1983, John Oates - Big Bam Boom 1984, John Oates - Live at the Apollo! 1985, John Oates - The Arista Years 1988-1990, John Oates - Later Work, John Oates - External link

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American sales: 1 million (Platinum) UK sales: 100,000 (Gold) Canadian sales: 200,000 (Double Platinum) Japanese sales: 4 weeks, 17,430 (1992/12/16) ...

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Incesticide, Incesticide - Track listing, Incesticide - Singles Charts, Incesticide - Album Charts, Incesticide - Sales, Incesticide - Personnel, Incesticide - Seattle WA: Reciprocal Recording Studios January 23 1988, Incesticide - Seattle WA: Reciprocal Recording Studios December 1988-January 1989, Incesticide - Seattle WA: Music Source Studios September 1989, Incesticide - Madison WI: Smart Studios April 1990, Incesticide - Seattle WA: Reciprocal Recording Studios July 11 1990, Incesticide - London England: Maida Vale Studio 3 October 21 1990, Incesticide - London England: Maida Vale Studio 4 November 9 1991

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The Ramones pioneered a straightforward, stripped-down sound that was a far cry from the virtuosic musicianship and complex instrumentation that 1970s rock music had become known for. Joey Ramone has stated the Ramones were rather taken with the Bay City Rollers' hit song "Saturday Night," and set out to imitate its catchy, sing-a-long quality. Johnny disliked guitar solos, and played only a handful of them in his more than two decades with the group; his simple, direct riffin ...

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Ramones, Ramones - Members, Ramones - Musical Style and Influence, Ramones - Intra-band Tension, Ramones - Image, Ramones - Band history, Ramones - 1974-1975 Early Days, Ramones - 1975-1979 First albums, Ramones - 1980s and 1990s, Ramones - Ramones Break Up, Ramones - Deaths, Ramones - References and Tributes, Ramones - Songs with Ramones references, Ramones - References in Television and Film, Ramones - Famous Fans, Ramones - Other references influence or tributes, Ramones - Discography, Ramones - Studio Albums, Ramones - Singles, Ramones - Compilations, Ramones - Live Albums, Ramones - Tribute Albums, Ramones - Other, Ramones - Singles, Ramones - Samples, Ramones - Sources

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The Ramones always had a certain amount of tension, mainly between Joey and Johnny. Johnny never thought Joey was a good singer, and resented the decision to let him take over lead vocals from Dee Dee. The relationship between the two got considerably worse when Johnny "stole" Joey's girlfriend Linda (whom he later married); they didn't speak to each other for years afterwards. The pair also did not see eye to eye politically, Joey being a left-wing liberal and Johnny a Nixon, Reagan, and Bush-voting conservative. Johnny fought with Dee Dee ...

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Ramones, Ramones - Members, Ramones - Musical Style and Influence, Ramones - Intra-band Tension, Ramones - Image, Ramones - Band history, Ramones - 1974-1975 Early Days, Ramones - 1975-1979 First albums, Ramones - 1980s and 1990s, Ramones - Ramones Break Up, Ramones - Deaths, Ramones - References and Tributes, Ramones - Songs with Ramones references, Ramones - References in Television and Film, Ramones - Famous Fans, Ramones - Other references influence or tributes, Ramones - Discography, Ramones - Studio Albums, Ramones - Singles, Ramones - Compilations, Ramones - Live Albums, Ramones - Tribute Albums, Ramones - Other, Ramones - Singles, Ramones - Samples, Ramones - Sources

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Ramones - 1974-1975 Early Days. The initial version of the band included Jeffrey Hyman on drums, John Cummings on guitar, and Douglas Colvin on bass and vocals. Colvin was the first to use the stage name Ramone, calling himself Dee Dee Ramone. He was inspired by the fact that Paul McCartney used the pseudonym Paul Ramone (although some accounts say Paul Ramon) when he checked into hotels. The other members followed suit and adopted new stage names; Hyman became Joey Ramone, Cummings became Johnny Ramone, and the g ...

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Ramones, Ramones - Members, Ramones - Musical Style and Influence, Ramones - Intra-band Tension, Ramones - Image, Ramones - Band history, Ramones - 1974-1975 Early Days, Ramones - 1975-1979 First albums, Ramones - 1980s and 1990s, Ramones - Ramones Break Up, Ramones - Deaths, Ramones - References and Tributes, Ramones - Songs with Ramones references, Ramones - References in Television and Film, Ramones - Famous Fans, Ramones - Other references influence or tributes, Ramones - Discography, Ramones - Studio Albums, Ramones - Singles, Ramones - Compilations, Ramones - Live Albums, Ramones - Tribute Albums, Ramones - Other, Ramones - Singles, Ramones - Samples, Ramones - Sources

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Dannii Minogue - Film. In May 1991, Minogue signed on to star in her fist feature film Secrets, as Didi. Filming began the following month in Australia and the film was released that November. In 2005 it was announced that Minogue had signed on to star in the Australian thriller movie Except East Richmond alongside Costas Mandylor, the film is scheduled to be filmed in late 2006. ...

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Dannii Minogue, Dannii Minogue - Childhood and beginning, Dannii Minogue - Recording and performing career, Dannii Minogue - Love and Kisses: 1990-1992, Dannii Minogue - Get Into You: 1993-1996, Dannii Minogue - Girl: 1997-2001, Dannii Minogue - Neon Nights: 2002-2003, Dannii Minogue - Upcoming album: 2004-Present, Dannii Minogue - Acting career, Dannii Minogue - Film, Dannii Minogue - Stage, Dannii Minogue - Television presenter, Dannii Minogue - Personal life and image, Dannii Minogue - Awareness campaigns and charity, Dannii Minogue - Discography, Dannii Minogue - Studio albums, Dannii Minogue - Compilations & Other albums, Dannii Minogue - Sample, Dannii Minogue - Notes

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The Sisters of Mercy - Albums. First and Last and Always (1985) Floodland (1987) Vision Thing (1990) Some Girls Wander By Mistake (1992) Collection of early singles. A Slight Case Of Overbombing (1993) Best Of, includes the last two singles. ...

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The Sisters of Mercy, The Sisters of Mercy - History, The Sisters of Mercy - Foundation 1980, The Sisters of Mercy - Early years 1981-1983, The Sisters of Mercy - First and Last and Always era 1984-1985, The Sisters of Mercy - The split 1985-1986, The Sisters of Mercy - Floodland era 1987-1989, The Sisters of Mercy - Vision Thing era 1990-1993, The Sisters of Mercy - Late years 1996-, The Sisters of Mercy - Members, The Sisters of Mercy - Discography, The Sisters of Mercy - Albums, The Sisters of Mercy - Singles

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Pearl Jam - 1990. Pearl Jam was born from the ashes of Mother Love Bone. With the death of Mother Love Bone frontman Andrew Wood and the disintegration of the band in 1990, Stone Gossard and Jeff Ament set out to create their next band. They recruited guitarist Mike McCready and recorded a three song demo tape. This tape made it to ex-Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Jack Irons, who passed it on to his friend Eddie Vedder during one of their hiking trips. Vedder listened to the tape shortly before going surfing. While he was out in the water, the music played in ...

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Pearl Jam, Pearl Jam - History, Pearl Jam - 1990, Pearl Jam - 1991–1995, Pearl Jam - 1996–2002, Pearl Jam - 2003–, Pearl Jam - Members, Pearl Jam - Discography, Pearl Jam - Studio albums, Pearl Jam - Live albums and compilations, Pearl Jam - Charted songs, Pearl Jam - Samples, Pearl Jam - Trivia, Pearl Jam - Hidden tracks, Pearl Jam - List of Pearl Jam songs covered by others

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The Doors - Albums. The Doors, January 1967, US #2; UK #43 Strange Days, October 1967, US #3 Waiting for the Sun, July 1968, US #1; UK #16 The Soft Parade, July 1969, US #6 Morrison Hotel, February 1970, US #4; UK #12 Absolutely Live, July 1970, US #8; UK #69 L.A. Woman, April 1971, US #9; UK # 26 Other Voices, October 1971, US #31 Full Circle, July 1972, US #68 ...

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The Doors, The Doors - Line-up, The Doors - History, The Doors - Origins: 1965–1966, The Doors - Early recording: 1967–1969, The Doors - Mid career controversy: 1969–1971, The Doors - Aftermath of Morrison's death: 1971–1989, The Doors - The 1990s and beyond, The Doors - Cover bands, The Doors - Discography, The Doors - Albums, The Doors - Singles, The Doors - Video game appearances of songs, The Doors - Samples

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After leaving Asylum Records for Island Records, Waits released Swordfishtrombones in 1983, a record which marked a sharp turn in Waits's output, and which cemented his reputation as a visionary who remained steadfastly outside the mainstream. In many ways, Waits had carved out his own musical genre. Apart from Captain Beefheart and some of Dr. John's early output, there was little precedent in popular music for Swordfishtrombones or equally idiosyncratic albums, Rain Dogs (1985) an ...

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Tom Waits, Tom Waits - Early Career, Tom Waits - 1980s, Tom Waits - 1990s, Tom Waits - 2000s, Tom Waits - Lawsuits, Tom Waits - The Sons of Lee Marvin, Tom Waits - Discography, Tom Waits - Major releases, Tom Waits - Collections, Tom Waits - Contributions, Tom Waits - Tribute albums, Tom Waits - Filmography, Tom Waits - Tours

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Singer John Hammond's Wicked Grin was issued in 2001. Hammond and Waits are close friends, and the album is a collection of cover songs, originally written by Waits, who appears on most songs (playing guitar, piano or offering backing vocals). There is also the traditional "I Know I've Been Changed", which Hammond and Waits perform as a duet. 2001 also saw the release of trumpeter Dave Douglas's Witness. Waits features on the 25-minute Mahfouz, reading an excerpt from a work ...

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Tom Waits, Tom Waits - Early Career, Tom Waits - 1980s, Tom Waits - 1990s, Tom Waits - 2000s, Tom Waits - Lawsuits, Tom Waits - The Sons of Lee Marvin, Tom Waits - Discography, Tom Waits - Major releases, Tom Waits - Collections, Tom Waits - Contributions, Tom Waits - Tribute albums, Tom Waits - Filmography, Tom Waits - Tours

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The Doors - Albums. The Doors, January 1967, US #2; UK #43 Strange Days, October 1967, US #3 Waiting for the Sun, July 1968, US #1; UK #16 The Soft Parade, July 1969, US #6 Morrison Hotel, February 1970, US #4; UK #12 Absolutely Live, July 1970, US #8; UK #69 L.A. Woman, April 1971, US #9; UK # 26 Other Voices, October 1971, US #31 Full Circle, July 1972, US #68 ...

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The Doors, The Doors - Line-up, The Doors - History, The Doors - Origins: 1965–1966, The Doors - Early recording: 1967–1969, The Doors - Mid career controversy: 1969–1971, The Doors - Aftermath of Morrison's death: 1971–1989, The Doors - The 1990s and beyond, The Doors - Cover Bands, The Doors - Discography, The Doors - Albums, The Doors - Singles, The Doors - Video game appearances of songs, The Doors - Samples

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Hall and Oates signed with Arista Records in 1988. Their first album for the label, Ooh Yeah!, included the hits "Everything Your Heart Desires" (#3 hit in May 1988 - their last to make the top 10), "Missed Opportunity," and "Downtown Life." This may have been the last Hall and Oates album - other than greatest hits packages - that enjoyed platinum success. Hall and Oates did one more album for Arista called Change Of Season. The album's first single, "So Close" (co-produced by Jon Bon Jovi) hit #11 on the pop charts and was Hall & Oates ...

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John Oates, John Oates - First albums 1972-1974, John Oates - The late 1970s, John Oates - Leaner Years 1978-1980, John Oates - The Big 80s, John Oates - Private Eyes 1981, John Oates - H2O 1982, John Oates - Rock 'n Soul 1983, John Oates - Big Bam Boom 1984, John Oates - Live at the Apollo! 1985, John Oates - The Arista Years 1988-1990, John Oates - Later Work, John Oates - External link

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