Nirvana - Nevermind
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Nirvana – Nevermind

Nirvana’s Nevermind didn’t just shift rock—it detonated it. A fuzz-soaked, angst-fueled revolution that shattered glam and made raw emotion the new anthem. Loud, messy, unforgettable—it changed everything, and still sounds like it might again.

Pearl Jam - Ten (1991)
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Pearl Jam – Ten

Ten burst out of Seattle like a molotov cocktail lit with raw nerve. Every track pulses with honesty, tension, and emotional weight. Pearl Jam forged something that still echoes decades later: an album that punches, aches, and refuses to sit quietly.

Temple of the Dog – Temple of the Dog (1991)

Temple of the Dog – Temple of the Dog

Born from grief, Temple of the Dog was never meant to be a landmark—just a tribute. But raw emotion turned it into something more. With soaring vocals, heartfelt performances, and anthemic moments, it endures.

Pixies - Bossanova (1990)
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Pixies – Bossanova

Bossanova floats in on feedback and leaves a burn mark across the sky. It’s the Pixies playing space rock with a beach blanket in tow—spare, strange, and oddly hypnotic. It doesn’t demand attention, but it sure rewards it.

Nirvana - Bleach (1989)
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Nirvana – Bleach

Bleach is Nirvana before the polish, before MTV, before history carved them into a monument. It’s raw, murky, and fed on cheap beer and borrowed gear. Cobain’s growl hasn’t yet learned to be iconic—it’s just pissed. And that’s the point.