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Articles tagged "music of 1999"Sound AffectsThree More Memorable Albums from 1999by Chris Conaton[29.Jun.09] :. Sometimes it's tough to get a large group of people to agree on anything. Here are three more personal favorites from 1999 that didn't make the cut for PopMatters'' overall feature.  The Edge of Change: The Most Memorable Albums of 1999 FeatureOctober - December 1999: Mos Def to Jay-Zby PopMatters Staff[26.Jun.09] :. Part 5 covers albums from October through December, highlighted by the political rock of Rage Against the Machine and Joe Strummer, as well as major league hip-hop from Mos Def, Pharoahe Monch, Q-Tip and Jay-Z. The Edge of Change: The Most Memorable Albums of 1999  The Edge of Change: The Most Memorable Albums of 1999 FeatureAugust - October 1999: Dixie Chicks to the Bloodhound Gangby PopMatters Staff[25.Jun.09] :. Part 4 brings a superb sophomore turn from the Dixie Chicks while Garth Brooks goes kinda nuts. British rock stands proud with Muse, Gomez, and Supergrass and the schlocky, corporate rock of Creed rockets to the top of the U.S. charts. The Edge of Change: The Most Memorable Albums of 1999  The Edge of Change: The Most Memorable Albums of 1999 FeatureJune - August 1999: The White Stripes to Andrew Birdby PopMatters Staff[24.Jun.09] :. Part 3 covers albums from June through August, highlighted by the debut of the White Stripes and stellar electronic music from Basement Jaxx, the Chemical Brothers, and µ-Ziq and hip-hop from Missy Elliott and Kool Keith. The Edge of Change: The Most Memorable Albums of 1999  The Edge of Change: The Most Memorable Albums of 1999 FeatureMarch - June 1999: The Olivia Tremor Control to Pavementby PopMatters Staff[23.Jun.09] :. PopMatters turns 10 this year and to celebrate we are looking back at the popular music that defined the year of our birth. Part 2 covers albums from March through June, highlighted by monster hits from the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Moby and Dido. The Edge of Change: The Most Memorable Albums of 1999  The Edge of Change: The Most Memorable Albums of 1999 FeatureJanuary - March 1999: Britney Spears to Blurby PopMatters Staff[22.Jun.09] :. PopMatters turns 10 this year and to celebrate we are looking back at the popular music that defined the year of our birth. Today we kick things off with albums from January through March, highlighted by Eminem's debut and stellar pop from Wilco and Blur. The Edge of Change: The Most Memorable Albums of 1999 |
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