15 Underrated Albums of the 1990s
With every “Best of the 1990s” list comes predictable entries. Here are 15 underrated albums that are often overlooked for inclusion in these features.
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15 Best Madonna Songs of All Time
These are the most significant Madonna songs that traverse the vast terrain of subjects, styles, and themes she has gravitated towards across her long career.
Betty Who: Take Me When You Go
Betty Who's debut album is not the standout debut that this charismatic pop star deserves.
Lia Ices: Ices
Lia Ices' third album is nothing short of folk style innovation.
Kimbra: The Golden Echo
With the help of Gotye, you can't help but feel like Kimbra's follow up to her magnificent debut squanders her undeniable talent.
Meshell Ndegeocello: Comet, Come to Me
Ndegeocello returns with her 11th studio album, which is a minimalist album that will leave you wondering what could have been if more was layered onto these fairly bare bones.
Michael Jackson: Xscape
Michael Jackson's Xscape is free of his dated style and is all the better for it.
Tori Amos: Unrepentant Geraldines (take 1)
Tori Amos returns with a mature and assured collection of tunes that may just be her best in more than a decade.
Courtney Love – “You Know My Name” (audio)
The frenetic Courtney Love is back, only this time she's using her solo name.
Veruca Salt – “The Museum of Broken Relationships” (video) + Tour Dates
The '90s are back! With Meshell Ndegeocello, Courtney Love, Tori Amos and now Veruca Salt all on the cusp of releasing new records this year, this '90s music fanboy's heart is about to explode.
Meshell Ndegeocello – “Conviction” (audio)
Meshell Ndegeocello's newest track from her forthcoming album Comet, Come to Me is one of the best she's delivered since she jumped ship from Madonna's Maverick label.
Lea Michele: Louder
Lea Michele is the fifth Glee cast member to embark on a solo pop career -- and will enjoy the same level of success as the others.