The 1990s had a lot of great rock music. These are three self-titled alternative rock LPs from the 1990s we memorized.

The 1990s are known for a lot of things: the rise of the internet, the fall of the Soviet Union, and, of course, killer country music. It was a golden era for the genre—so golden, in fact, that we ...

What was life really like for a country fan of the 1990s? These pictures show a simpler time that relied on network television, wholesome endorsements and trusted news reporting from a legend.

Not every artist who reshaped rock music in the 1990s did it with chart-topping singles or stadium tours. Some worked in the background, influencing entire genres or changing how music was written, ...

Those who were teens in the 1990s likely remember these songs from prom slow dances; today's listeners, though, may have ...

Dookie by Green Day, Jagged Little Pill by Alanis Morissette, and Nevermind by Nirvana are among the best classic rock albums ...

More than anything else, the Chronicle started as a music publication. Some of the Nineties staff talk about the last decade. Okay, that’s not entirely true. I knew about metal — enough for the ...

The 1990s weren’t all bubblegum pop and boy bands. From the emerging grunge scene to punk taking over to rap and R&B finding their place in the spotlight, the 1990s was brimming with exciting music.

Blues Traveler and Gin Blossoms were slight hit-makers in the 1990s with tunes like "Run Around" and "Hey Jealousy." The bands weren't quite dangerous enough to be truly alternative, and they weren't ...

Grunge music started soft and underground, and then, overnight, it was everywhere. While grunge was certainly alive in the 1980s, thanks to labels such as Sub Pop Records, it wasn't well known yet.