Favorite rock groups from after 1990

[Wisebass]

just to name one....

Wise(b)ass

 

[dxb]

More Alt Rock I guess, but all good bands from the 90's...

Goo Goo Dolls
Sloan
Matthew Sweet
Bob Mould/Sugar
Nada Surf
Gin Blossoms
Semisonic

 

[InnerBass]

 

[Nev375]

Pearl Jam

Radiohead

Foo Fighters

 

[hrodbert696]

I asked about RAWK because I can think of all kinds of bands but can imagine someone or other poo-pooing them and saying they aren't R&R enough for whatever. My current cover band (Six Cowards, see sig) is all about this, not since 1990 but just since 2000, so for me the answer to the question is... pretty much our whole set list. A lot has happened in the last 17 years, let alone the last 27. A few names:

Arctic Monkeys
Black Keys
Cage the Elephant
Death Cab for Cutie
Queens of the Stone Age
Young the Giant
Cold War Kids
Spoon
Dinosaur Jr.
Franz Ferdinand
Modest Mouse
Muse
OK GO
Silversun Pickups
The Strokes
Weezer
The White Stripes

And then there's artists we don't cover.... some I'm listening to a lot lately... more obscure, though:

Jessica Hernandez and the Deltas


Samantha Fish - more of a blues artist, but some is definitely blues-rock:


JD McPherson doing some solid roots-rock:

 

[Camarillo]

Foo Fighters

 

[Dana R Gregory]

Tool

 

[Kmonk]

Never really liked much of anything that came out after the 90s but recently I have found a few songs by the following bands that I do like.
Alice In Chains
Fuel
Stone Temple Pilots
Gin Blossoms
Incubus
Live

 

[TN WOODMAN]

Collective Soul

 

[Groove Doctor]

Those mentioned above, plus....

Spiderbait
Smashing Pumpkins
The Cranberries
Evanescence
Dream Theatre
Greenday
Powder Finger
The Living End
Lenny Kravitz & band
Rage Against The Machine
Stone Temple Pilots
Collective Soul
Tea Party
Foo Fighters
Silverchair
Alice in Chains
Jane's Addiction
Matchbox Twenty
Faith No More
The Offspring
Live
Slipknot
Blink 182
Korn
Creed
Limp Bizkit
Linkin Park
Tool
Third Eye Blind
Beck
Bush
No Doubt
Jet
Train
Disturbed
Nickelback
The Darkness
Seether

 

[Groove Doctor]

There's more to the world than Mozart, Charlie Parker, Elvis, The Beatles and Jaco.

I worked in a music shop/record shop for many years. The classics are fine, but there is so much great music all around us if we only look.

 

[interp]

There were rock bands after 1990?!

 

[BassFishingInAmerica]

Green Day

 

[Bunk McNulty]

I feel the need to break the "rock groups" frame. There's more than one way to rock.

 

[mapleglo]

There were rock bands after 1990?!

Heh, you took the words right out of my mouth!

That said, I have been listening to a few newer bands of late - Haken, Porcupine Tree, Pineapple Thief, and Big, Big Train to name a few.

 

[StraffordMike]

Then why bother clicking on the thread?

I come to see if maybe I missed someone. Nope. I guess I didn't. I did get turned on to Professor Longhair and Buckwheat Zydeco and other genres in the 90's. Does that count?

 

[StraffordMike]

I feel the need to break the "rock groups" frame. There's more than one way to rock.

I just learned this tune. Yeah it's simple,but again, it's how much groove is in your notes, not how many notes are in your groove. ( I like that, I'm keeping it)

 

[FilTurd]

Gas Huffër

 

[Lobster11]

This is my favorite band on the planet right now. Music starts at 8:50:

 

[overit]

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