Into the time machine Having a book of CDs in my car during the late ‘90s felt roughly the same as having a fully charged iPhone or a basket of still-warm, already-folded laundry: like being whole.

Just like every decade before it — and since — the ‘90s sounded completely different from all other musical eras. It was an incredibly raw time in the music industry, with new genres popping ...

Music from the ‘90s, dominated by the early years of hip hop and gritty grunge counter-culture might not immediately seem like a groundswell for transformative new gadgets and gizmos.

The ‘90s had some awesome/atrocious music. Discuss. Rob Harvilla’s podcast ‘60 Songs that Explain the ‘90s’ joyfully delves into songs from the era that gave us the ‘Macarena ...

The ’90s attitude was big, it was bold, and that’s what makes the music stand the test of time.” Indeed, this rebellious spirit is part of what makes ’90s music so appealing.

CD players are cheap while record players are expensive. I could go on. Here’s the thing, though: Almost every single argument for CDs over records is irrelevant in the age of music streaming.

The In Defense of Ska crew asks the 60 Songs That Explain the ’90s host why no ska tunes made the list. Rob Harvilla on ’90s Music, Ska Erasure, and the Defining Songs of the 2000s: Podcast ...

Gary Graff isn’t looking to start an argument, although he concedes his latest book just might provoke one. Or more than one. In “501 Essential Albums of the ‘90s: The Music Fan’s ...

INSKEEP: McWhertor adds this parody is a gateway - like a gateway drug - for those who want to delve into the world of Euro dance music. MCWHERTOR: As corny as it is, it's, I think, forever catchy.