What were you listening to in 1992? Older members only obviously.

[newyork-nightmare 698]

After reading another member's post I was thinking about 1992. And the music I was listening to. 

 

Graduated from high school in 1992 and started work at a record store and lived in an apartment upstairs.

Had access to all kinds of music, bought the store and still run it out of my house as an internet only shop.

 

Here are 5 songs I was jamming to in 1992

 

Please share what you were listening to in 1992. If you existed yet and most likely at least 10 years old. 

 

"Tennessee" by Arrested Development 

 

"Doo-Bop" Miles Davis

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hoPqFiH6sg

 

"Tears in Heaven" Eric Clapton

 

"November Rain" Guns and Roses"

 

"Baby Got Back" Sir Mix A Lot

Edited April 22, 2014 by newyork-nightmare

[bullittblitz 148]

Back 2 life by En Vogue

Ice Ice Baby

Informer by Snow

Mortal Kombat soundtrack

All of Shaqs cds

[Valkenburger 57]

Vangelis - Conquest of Paradise

 

 

Michael Jackson - Heal the world

 

Under the Bridge - Red Hot Chilli Peppers

 

And my bigger sisters music I'm affraid:

 

Ace of Base - All that she wants

 

Wish this song was from 1992 but just looked it up and it's 3 years later. Has to be in this list anyways if that's oké!

 

Nakatomi - Children of the night

 

[shortround 1,160]

Best tracks for me in 1992 in no particular order would have been,

KLF - What Time Is Love

SL2 - On A Ragga Tip

The Shamen - Ebenezer Goode

The Prodigy - Experience L.P

Plus many more that I no longer remember.

1992 was a damn good year. (I think...)

Edited April 22, 2014 by shortround669

[scabsandwich 15]

Dr. Dre - The Chronic.  Great album to cruise around Los Santos in your Manana.

Edited April 22, 2014 by scabsandwich

[newyork-nightmare 698]

Dr. Dre, thumbs up!  think that was near the end for NWA. Think Easy E died in 94 or 95. 

[Matusware 608]

1992... shit. cant even remember what i listened last week, if my memory serves me right ill say: RAP MUSIC!

[JustHatched 12,103]

Dunno for sure, I was pretty stoned around that time frame.

 

Not certain if these songs where out then or after, but if after they are still in that time frame

 

 

 

And my fav band of all time

 

[bullittblitz 148]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1plPyJdXKIY

[LN-MLB 2,583]

Well, the grunge scene was still going at that time, so I picked up on that.  Kurt Cobain was still alive then, and his death two years later really shocked me at the time.

 

However, I admit to listening mostly to the same music throughout my life.  That would be "classic" rock (especially progressive) from the 1970s.  I did not like much of the stuff that was being released in the 1980s, and I stuck mostly to my favorites like Yes; Emerson, Lake, and Palmer; Rush; Jethro Tull; Led Zeppelin; and so on.  Granted, some of these bands were still popular in the 1980s, but I always strongly preferred anything from the 1970s in comparison.  I was skeptical of 1990s music at first, but once the grunge and alternative scenes kicked in, I added a bit more variety to my music selection.

 

I also listened to a bit of country music back then, but usually preferred rock as a whole.

[ssracingn2 935]

Mostly country music and the 1980's rock.

[Pb76 3,951]

I was a skateboarding, bmx riding, long haired grunge kid back in '92, nirvana, pearl jam, soundgarden, Alice in chains etc

[revbouncer 1,431]

Metallica

AC/DC

Iron Maiden

Led Zeppelin

Mortal Sin (aus)

Nirvana

Cold Chisel (aus)

The Angels (aus)

Van Halen

+ plenty more I forget!! lol

[revbouncer 1,431]

Pink Floyd! How could I forget??

[DeaD_GooN 1,312]

Pantera

Slayer

Anthrax

Sepultura

Zeppelin

Floyd

Soundgarden

Rage Against The Machine

Edited April 23, 2014 by DeaD_GooN

[newyork-nightmare 698]

saw my first concert in 1992. Same concert but not my video.

 

[handcuff_charlie 801]

Dr. Dre - The Chronic.  Great album to cruise around Los Santos in your Manana.

 

If you are not jamming East Los FM in your Manana I am going to sticky bomb you just out of principle! 

[handcuff_charlie 801]

I honestly cant remember 1992 specifically. I was in 9th & 10th grade so I am guessing

 

Pearl Jam

Nirvana

Biohazard

Megadeth

Metallica

Public Enemy

NWA

 

 

Oh and this......

 

Easily one of the coolest bass-lines ever. 

Edited April 24, 2014 by handcuff_charlie

[wraignbow 719]

graduated High school in 1992.

Red Hot Chili Peppers

Nirvana

Jane's Addiction

Green Day

No Doubt

Wilson Phillips (shudder)

too many to name

[alchemist3321 169]

I was 10.

I mainly remember The Chronic, but you all hit on the others....Some I didn't even realize were 1992.

I'll add Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch.

[scabsandwich 15]

If you are not jamming East Los FM in your Manana I am going to sticky bomb you just out of principle! 

 

Here's some Mananas and Emperors not jamming East los FM

 

[newyork-nightmare 698]

Great song...  wish they let us put hydraulics in our cars in the game.   MTV played this nonstop back in the day when they played videos.

[Smurf 947]

I don't remember the songs but I do remember the artists, I didn't even know that rap/ hip hop was a existing genre, was mainly R&B, Dance Hall, Reggae, Ska, Roots, Pop, Country & Opera. Country Western was played heavily on Sundays back then, I probably listened to every classic Country Western songs there is at least once.

Lieutenant Stichie   -     Wear yu size

Ninja Man 

Papa san      -       Round table talk

Super Cat    -  Don Dada

Shaba Ranks

Lovin Dear      -       What police can do

Tiger      

Madonna          ( the hell if I know, pops would play cassette's when we were going on long trips to the country)

Michael Jackson      -      Black or White

Selena     -       Dreaming of you & I could fall in love

Celine Dion    -    Water from the moon   (basically any of her songs would be playing you could not escape it)

Whitney Houston   -     Greatest love of all

Boys ii Men           -             its so hard to say good bye

Luther Vandross

Kris Kross       -      Jump                had all the kids hopping around

George Michael

Johny Cash

En Vogue     -        Never gonna get it

Vanilla Ice     -       Ice Ice baby                        never got why people started hating him after a while

Michael Bolton 

Charley Pride

Kenny Rogers

This video was so funny when it came out

 

 

 

[Con 5,703]

1992 was the best year of my life.

i cannot wait to contribute to this.

[Banketelli 3,655]

I'd like to say something like The Chronic or Redman's Whut? Thee Album, but since I'm completely ignoring the "older members only" part, it was more like this. 

And that was my first glimpse into the magical world of yodeling.

Edited January 19, 2017 by Banketelli