The definitive epic rock song of the 1990's

Enter Sandman or Smells Like Teen Spirit.

When it comes to 'epic' I would exclude Grunge and Heavy Metal. Otherwise I would say smells like teen Spirit.

When I think of 'epic' rock songs from the 90s which stood the test of time I think of

the show must go on
Crying, Crazy, Amazing by Aerosmith
Always by Bon Jovi
November rain by Guns n' roses

These still get a lot of airplay and are widely known to a large audience.

Anybody remembers

Adrenalize Album by Def Leppard?
Pornografitti & III Sides to every Story Album by Extreme?
the Spin Doctors?

Hughe then, forgotten now...

Smells Like Teen Spirit (I feel it's the anthem of the '90s).

[QUOTE] [b]FlorianS wrote:[/b]

Anybody remembers

Adrenalize Album by Def Leppard?
Pornografitti & III Sides to every Story Album by Extreme?
the Spin Doctors?

Hughe then, forgotten now...


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III Sides is a damn good album!!!!!! And I actually saw the Spin Doctors live! (They opened for the Rolling Stones in '94!!) :)

Also, Red Hot Chilli Peppers - Under the Bridge.

Will you call me crazy if i say my favourite record from the 90's outside Queen is 'No Exit'' by Blondie?

I relistened the album after a while and it was a great experience, musically is diverse, with pop, rock, rap and country songs. Ms. Harry nailed the vocals, and is definitely fun to listen.

[QUOTE] [b]Doga wrote:[/b]

Will you call me crazy if i say my favourite record from the 90's outside Queen is 'No Exit'' by Blondie?
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I won't, but maybe myopic idiots will?

I'll have to check that out ! I saw some footage of Blondie from a year or two ago, and they still had the goods.

Innuendo?

Not really a fan, but wouldn't Meat Loaf's "I'd do anything for love (but I won't do that)" qualify?

I'm surprised nobody mentioned it here.

It's easy ...
Innuendo by Queen !

Innuendo is only remembered by Queen fans nowadays.

So I do not think that it qualifies.

Meatloaf...I had totatlly forgotten about it...very good guess!!