1993 in a nutshell…

Bjork is cool. And an underrated actress.

I’m okay with that.


As far as Bjork’s acting goes, I’m still too traumatized by the film to have a useful opinion about it.

What about Songs of faith and devotion?

What about Songs of faith and devotion?

Meh. I like most of DM’s hits but I’ve always found their albums to be full of fillers.

And… to be honest I didn’t do too much research as I was happy with that image.

Edit : I did a bit of research and I would consider In Utero… but it would ruin that image

I’m okay with that.


As far as Bjork’s acting goes, I’m still too traumatized by the film to have a useful opinion about it.

Saddest film ever.

I saw her in the Northman. A Viking version of Hamlet. It wasn’t very good.

I was wrong. Looks even better.

What about Songs of faith and devotion?

it's a great Depeche Mode album!

1993 =

If you lived in the United States in 1993, the last three months of the year were all about Pearl Jam and their 2nd album VS. . 5 million copies sold in just those three months including 1 million copies in the first 6 days of release.

If you lived in the United States in 1993, the last three months of the year were all about Pearl Jam and their 2nd album VS. . 5 million copies sold in just those three months including 1 million copies in the first 6 days of release.

Good times Wonsy, Good times

1993?
Siamese Dream
vs.
In Utero
Zooropa
Doggystyle
Pablo Honey
Undertow

Pearl Jam's VS. and Nirvana's In Utero were released two weeks apart from each other with Nirvana's In Utero going first on September 21, 1993, while Pearl Jam's VS. was released on October 5, 1993. Most in the music industry believed music sales for each in the first week would be similar, but the results were very different. In Utero only sold 180,000 copies in its first week, while VS. sold 1 million copies in its first week. This was a shock for many, and showed that Pearl Jam was now the leader of the Grunge movement, the position many had assigned to Nirvana back in 1991/1992.

1993
Sting - Ten Summoners Tales
U2 - Zooropa
Nirvana - In Utero
Pearl Jam - VS.
James - Laid
Liz Phair - Exile In Guyville
Counting Crows - August And Everything After
The Cranberries - Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We
PJ Harvey - Rid Of Me

I like Ten Summoner’s Tale but it sounds like Sting missed the train. It was far off from everything that was done at the time (which, of course, can be a quality on its own).

I considered Rid of Me but I find it very inconsistent. Perfect intro, though.

Of course, that is all highly subjective.