#1990s-music

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Fatboy Slim: You've Come a Long Way Baby

Fatboy Slim's 1998 album revolutionized dance music, showcasing the peak of big beat while firmly establishing DJ culture in mainstream music.
Norman Cook transformed from a struggling musician to a leading DJ through innovative sampling and engagement with club culture.

Back after three decades (and going viral), Heavenly still scales twee heights - 48 hills

Heavenly, an influential UK indie-pop band, inspires new generations with their reunion tour and reissued music, reflecting their lasting impact on the genre.

Basic Channel: BCD

Basic Channel reinvented dance music by merging dub and techno elements, creating a distinct sound that influenced future genres.

Reunited Soul Coughing perform "Super Bon Bon" on Kimmel

Soul Coughing performed 'Super Bon Bon' on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, showcasing nostalgia and stage presence during their reunion tour.

Ween: Chocolate and Cheese

Ween's 1994 album reflects a unique blend of humor and music that resonated during the alt-rock boom of the '90s.

Oasis are back. So why all the hatred?

Oasis's reunion has sparked debate about their cultural legacy and impact on society since their heyday in the 90s.

The internet is an alien life form': how David Bowie created a market for digital music

David Bowie's album Hours was significant for being the first major artist's album released as a digital download before a physical release.
Bowie's move towards digital releases and online music distribution set a trend for the music industry in the late 1990s.
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