Kuba's 1990's. The end of the beginning. 1991

1991. Oh, that was the year. Or maybe I should say The Year. It really changed my life with music. To tell the truth I discovered 1991 about a year later. I mean I was aware of bands like Pearl Jam or RHCP but it was really 1992 – when I started my secondary school – when I discovered how important they are. For me, not for the world. But it doesn't really matter now. Anyway 1991 starts with my a bit softer side.

Kuba's 1990's. The beginning. 1990

Konrad's brilliant ideas are always brilliant. So I've decided to explain my Nineties top 50 just the way he did. Call me a copycat if you want, I don't mind. So here we go, year by year, starting with the very beginning. And please be so kind and do not mock my English. Any corrections are welcomed though. 

Kuba's 1990s. The tracklist

It's the 90s that shaped my musical taste (good or bad, it doesn't really matter now). Earlier I used to listen to a few bands I liked, but music wasn't anything very, very special for me. In the beginning of the decade I got into punk and rock, started listening more and more. And then came late summer of 1991. And it really changed my whole life. Just check the list, you'll understand. 

It's absolutely impossible to choose 50 best songs of the 90s (of any decade, to be precise). I'm sure I forgot about songs so obvious, that someday I'll check this list again and just weep silently, begging for forgiveness. 

Almost all these songs represent also my favourite albums of the 90s. At least a very small part of my favourite albums of the 90s. And when you see, eg. Faith No More's 'Midlife Crisis' on the list, that really means something like that: Oh my god, I just love this album so fucking much that I didn't know which song to choose. More or less.