[*645-k701]

The Pharcyde
A Tribe Called Quest
Gang Starr
De La Soul

Sure there is more, but these are the chosen few that done it for me.

Remind me of all the others i forgot to mention.
and get a bacon 'n cheese zinger.. =)

 

[kwitel]

Which genre are you referring to, Trip-Hop or Hip-Hop?
None of the above are Trip-Hop.

 

[eduj]

For hip-hop Wu Tan Clan.For trip-hop Massive Attack .So none of the above

 

[jrussell6]

i don't know if massive attack counts as from the 90's, but i tend to think most of the listed bands are garbagio,
RJD2 is the best of the 90's for me

 

[Digitalbath3737]

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Originally Posted by jrussell6 /img/forum/go_quote.gif i don't know if massive attack counts as from the 90's, but i tend to think most of the listed bands are garbagio, RJD2 is the best of the 90's for me

Blue Lines - 1991
Protection - 1995
Mezzanine - 1998

So yea they count as from the 90s lol

Those three albums are their holy trinity imo.

RJD2 came out with Deadringer in 2002 so doesn't count as part of the 90s.

 

[meme]

Portishead -- Dummy

When i first head this i thought it was beautiful! But unfortunately it subsequently got played to death on every advert, tv program.... A shame, an example of ubiquity ruining a record.

 

[vapman]

Tosca wins for Trip-Hop.

Hip-Hop is a hard call. I'm going to have to go with either Deep Puddle Dynamics or Wu-Tang.

 

[rhythmandbluesix]

How about Del Tha Funkee Homosapien (aka Deltron 3000)?

Or: Digable Planets, Camp Lo, and Pete Rock & CL Smooth

Just for kicks: People Under The Stairs - technically, they're not a 90s group per se, but have a listen to one of their albums and you'll swear it was '93 again..........

As far as trip-hop goes, I liked Neneh Cherry, Morcheeba, Bonobo, Bjork, Tricky, Portishead, and Esthero (circa Breath From Another).

 

[Digitalbath3737]

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Originally Posted by rhythmandbluesix /img/forum/go_quote.gif How about Del Tha Funkee Homosapien (aka Deltron 3000)? Or: Digable Planets, Camp Lo, and Pete Rock & CL Smooth Just for kicks: People Under The Stairs - technically, they're not a 90s group per se, but have a listen to one of their albums and you'll swear it was '93 again.......... As far as trip-hop goes, I liked Neneh Cherry, Morcheeba, Bonobo, Bjork, Tricky, Portishead, and Esthero (circa Breath From Another).

I had almost forgotten about Esthero. Time to re buy that CD =)

 

[jayehs]

i'm assuming the OP wanted to say hip hop so the tribe's got my vote

 

[alext5]

Tricky anyone? I really liked Mezzanine from Massive Attack, It's the first album that comes to my mind when talking about Trip Hop. But anybody liked Tricky at all?

 

[Digitalbath3737]

To be honest I never had a feel for tricky as a solo artist. He is way to out there. And most of the stuff is boring. Can't stand his voice either. I prefered him when he was with the rest of Massive Attack.

 

[alext5]

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Originally Posted by Digitalbath3737 /img/forum/go_quote.gif To be honest I never had a feel for tricky as a solo artist. He is way to out there. And most of the stuff is boring. Can't stand his voice either. I prefered him when he was with the rest of Massive Attack.

It's funny, I didn't even know that Tricky was with Massive Attack. (There's still much to learn for me )

 

[Digitalbath3737]

Tricky worked with Massive Attack on thier "Blue Lines" and "Protection" albums. As well as with on Bjorks "Post" album. I think he's really talented when collaborating on other people's projects.

 

[jrussell6]

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Originally Posted by Digitalbath3737 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Blue Lines - 1991 Protection - 1995 Mezzanine - 1998 So yea they count as from the 90s lol Those three albums are their holy trinity imo. RJD2 came out with Deadringer in 2002 so doesn't count as part of the 90s.

haha, good call, i guess i still think i'm in the 90's, for some reason i had the impression that blue lines was earlier than that, i should know, massive is easily most listened to group,

about tricky, yeah, some of his stuff is out there, but i really feel like he's got some gems,,, "broken homes" is my fav. i love the whole "blowback" album, and i really felt like massive lost something when he left.