Greatest album of the 90's?

It was the sound of '95 and it still pleases.

A very impressive album, even moreso when you realize that the entire album is performed by only two people.

Didn't know that, I figured it was Alanis singing someone elses songs. Appreciate the info.

I wonder if you have ever watched Ray Donovan?

If you have then here's a video of Bunchie dancing (best I can offer:))

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGN3CJ40XCU

That was cool.

This is from the late '80's: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9BbUqHrWFI

A tendency I'm trying to overcome is my snobbishness about anything "popular", but still, it wasn't until a decade ago that I came to appreciate this solid piece of popular music and the choreography. [not a fan of the movie though - chick flicks ain't my bag man]

We're in our 30's and we love Pulp Fiction and Dirty Dancing. (BBC for life)

Aye, I feel that snobbishness.

There is a chance this is a natural progression of age. During the 90's I mainly listened to Queen, Prince and Bob Dylan

Recently I found out that I quite enjoy a bit of Tom Jones too.

Crap

Hey cons! How do you feel about a liberal making money and being a liberal and making money and being a liberal...?

Forced into a logic argument by Cheese again. Amazing how often cheese does that.

That's very clever. One day you'll be respected, or earn money or, get sex... Nah