What we gon' do right here is go back...way back...back into time...

Earlier this week I got a hard on for the nineties and posted

this.

Of course I couldn't just let myself stop there, so I looked around and found this over at Pitchfork, from November of 2003; a simpler time before hipper than thou music blogs found a soft spot in my heart. So if you have time to kill, a head to nod in agreement or shake in disbelief, then put on a good disc [I'm going with my latest purchase The Rolling Stones' Exile on Main St.] and click below.

Pitchfork: Top Albums of the 1990's

UPDATE:Out of 100 albums I own 12:

#50-Aquemini-Outkast
#48-Dummy-Portishead
#26-The Blue Album-Weezer
#21-Homogenic-Bjork
#20-Post-Bjork
#19-Odelay-Beck
#18-Siamese Dream-The Smashing Pumpkins
#15-The Bends-Radiohead
#13-In Utero-Nirvana
#6-Nevermind-Nirvana
#3-The Soft Bulletin-The Flaming Lips
#1-Ok Computer-Radiohead[come on now, of course I own the #1 album on the list cause I be's like that. And of course said album is by Radiohead, though I was expecting Nirvana.]

Once again Pitchfork has proven what I knew all along: in the 90's [along with today] I

#1 had horrible taste in music AND
#2 bought what critics told me to