90s Rock: Best Songs (Part 2)

A few weeks ago, I posted my Top 5 90s Alternative songs.  Check it out HERE. 

Today we continue on with more songs for a most impossible list to accurately portray.  I could probably start over and come up with a different list each time.  Oh well- this is about as accurate as NFL Power Rankings or AP College Football Polls, so what the hell?  Let's give it a whirl. 

6) "Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town" by Pearl Jam

One of my favorite softer songs ever.  Pearl Jam brings the emotion in this mostly acoustic song.  "Hearts and thoughts they fade... fade away..."  I'll never get tired of that repetitious chorus. 



7) "Fell On Black Days" by Soundgarden

Soundgarden is great. I admit I don't like them as much as Nirvana or Pearl Jam or Alice In Chains. However, they are still a pretty damn good band. This has to be my favorite song by them. The bended guitar notes in the main riff are perfectly creepy and capture the true tone of the song.



8) "Heavy" by Collective Soul

Another band that has a plethora of respectable hits, but you'll never find them on my favorite band list. Maybe it is the religious undertones or something that keeps them from being at the top of my list, but even still I definitely do enjoy a majority of their catalog. This dirty rock song is one of the best. Those phased out guitar effects are tits.



9) "Don't Look Back In Anger" by Oasis

I love me some Oasis. I also happen to believe that Noel Gallagher is a better singer than his brother Liam. I'm very much looking forward to hearing Noel's solo work that is coming out soon. This song is fantastic and still doesn't get old for me.



10) "Motorcycle Drive By" by Third Eye Blind

This is more of a fan favorite song than a single, but it is still pretty well known. The pushing and pulling of soft versus heavy is flawlessly executed. This song is deserving of a spot in the Top 10.



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