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Rockin' The 90s: Ultimate Playlist ft. Nirvana, Aerosmith, GNR, AC/DC, Oasis & More!

Relive the energy of Rockin' The 90s! This dynamic decade redefined rock music with grunge grit, alternative anthems, lingering hard rock power, and unforgettable pop-rock ballads. Explore the diverse sounds and iconic songs that formed the soundtrack for a generation navigating major musical shifts and new frontiers.

This quintessential 90s rock playlist mixes iconic sounds from legendary artists active today, April 12, 2025 and beyond. Experience the grunge revolution with Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit" alongside enduring hard rock from AC/DC ("Thunderstruck") and Aerosmith ("Cryin'," "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing"). Add Guns N' Roses' epic "November Rain," Oasis's Britpop anthem "Wonderwall," Tom Cochrane's road trip staple "Life Is A Highway," Heart's power ballad "All I Wanna Do Is Make Love To You," RHCP's "Californication," and Sixpence None The Richer's charming "Kiss Me" for a true taste of the decade's diverse rock landscape.

Rockin' The 90s Playlist (line 914)

Rockin' The 90s (A)

All I Wanna Do Is Make Love To You: This standout track from Heart's 1990 album "Brigade" marked a significant shift in the band's image, embracing a more overtly sexual and provocative lyrical theme.Heart

Rockin' The 90s (B)

Basket Case: A key single from Green Day's diamond-selling 1994 breakthrough album Dookie, "Basket Case" perfectly captured their signature sound that brought punk rock back to the mainstream.Green Day

Better Man: Featured on Pearl Jam’s acclaimed 1994 album Vitalogy, "Better Man" became one of their most popular songs despite the band's decision not to release it as a commercial single initially.Pearl Jam

Rockin' The 90s (C)

Californication: As the title track from Red Hot Chili Peppers' massively successful 1999 comeback album, "Californication" defined a new era for the band.Red Hot Chili Peppers

Come Out and Play (The Offspring song): Released in 1994 from their independent blockbuster album Smash, "Come Out and Play (Keep 'Em Separated)" was the breakthrough single for California punk band The Offspring.The Offspring

Cradle Of Love: Released in 1990 from the album Charmed Life, "Cradle Of Love" continued Billy Idol's string of major hits into the new decade.Billy Idol

Cryin': Cryin', a standout power ballad from Aerosmith's 1993 album "Get a Grip," marked a continued period of mainstream success for the band.Aerosmith

Rockin' The 90s (E)

Everlong: A standout single from Foo Fighters' acclaimed 1997 album The Colour and the Shape, "Everlong" solidified Dave Grohl's post-Nirvana musical identity.Foo Fighters

Rockin' The 90s (F)

Fuel: Released as a single in 1998 from Metallica’s 1997 Reload album, "Fuel" showcased the band's enduring power heading towards the new millennium.Metallica

Rockin' The 90s (G)

Give It Away: The explosive lead single from Red Hot Chili Peppers' 1991 blockbuster album Blood Sugar Sex Magik, "Give It Away" defined their unique sound for the mainstream audience.Red Hot Chili Peppers

Rockin' The 90s (H)

Have I Told You Lately: While originally written and recorded by Van Morrison in 1989, "Have I Told You Lately" gained immense global popularity through Rod Stewart's cover versions in the early 1990s – notably his 1993 hit single from Unplugged...and Seated (distinct from the incorrect 1981 year).Rod Stewart

Rockin' The 90s (I)

I Don't Want to Miss a Thing: I Don't Want to Miss a Thing, famously featured in the blockbuster film "Armageddon" (1998), marked a significant moment in Aerosmith's career, showcasing their ability to craft a universally appealing love song while retaining their rock foundation.Aerosmith

If You Needed Somebody: This standout track from Bad Company's 1990 album "Holy Water" showcased a slightly more polished and melodic sound for the band, while still retaining their rock roots.Bad Company

It Must Have Been Love: Launched to worldwide fame via the Pretty Woman soundtrack in 1990, "It Must Have Been Love" became a signature song for Swedish pop duo Roxette.Roxette

Rockin' The 90s (K)

Killing in the Name: Exploding onto the scene in 1992 from Rage Against the Machine's groundbreaking self-titled debut album, "Killing in the Name" immediately defined their unique and potent sound.Rage Against the Machine

Kiss Me: Released as a single in 1998 from their 1997 self-titled album, "Kiss Me" became the defining hit for American band Sixpence None The Richer.Sixpence None The Richer

Rockin' The 90s (L)

Life Is A Highway: Released in 1991 by Canadian artist Tom Cochrane, "Life Is A Highway" became a massive international hit. Rooted firmly in the rock genre, particularly heartland rock with its driving rhythm and harmonica riffs, the song's universal appeal also lent itself to later popular country rock cover versions.Tom Cochrane

Rockin' The 90s (M)

Mama, I'm Coming Home: Released as a hit single in 1992 from Ozzy’s 1991 album No More Tears, "Mama, I'm Coming Home" showcased a powerful yet tender sound.Ozzy Osbourne

Rockin' The 90s (N)

November Rain: This standout track from Guns N' Roses' 1991 album "Use Your Illusion I" (though released as a single in 1992) showcases the band's ambition and their ability to craft complex and emotionally resonant songs.Guns N' Roses

Rockin' The 90s (R)

Road to Nowhere: Closing Ozzy Osbourne’s hit 1991 album No More Tears, "Road to Nowhere" provided a moment of powerful introspection amidst heavier tracks.Ozzy Osbourne

Rockin' The 90s (S)

Sabotage: Beastie Boys

Smells Like Teen Spirit: Released in 1991 by the legendary band Nirvana, "Smells Like Teen Spirit" became the banner song for the grunge movement. As the lead single from their monumental album Nevermind, this alternative rock track unexpectedly stormed the charts worldwide.Nirvana

Spoonman: Released in 1994 as a lead single from Soundgarden’s landmark album Superunknown, "Spoonman" showcased their heavy yet innovative sound to a massive audience.Soundgarden

Rockin' The 90s (T)

Thunderstruck: Thunderstruck, the electrifying opening track from AC/DC's 1990 album "The Razors Edge," is instantly recognizable for Angus Young's innovative and incredibly catchy guitar intro, created using tapped harmonics.AC/DC

Rockin' The 90s (W)

Wicked Garden: A standout track from Stone Temple Pilots' multi-platinum 1992 debut album Core (and released as a promotional single in 1993), "Wicked Garden" exemplified the era's dominant Grunge sound.Stone Temple Pilots

Wonderwall: Oasis' "Wonderwall" (1995) is an enigma, its meaning as elusive as the titular wall itself. While Noel Gallagher, the songwriter, claims it's about an imaginary savior, interpretations abound, weaving tales of unrequited love, self-doubt, and yearning.Oasis

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