Artist	Song
The Stone Roses	I Am The Resurrection
My Bloody Valentine	Only Shallow
The Las	Timeless Melody
Matthew Sweet	Girlfriend
Heavenly and Calvin Johnson	C is the Heavenly Option
Superchunk	Driveway to Driveway
Frank Black	The Last Stand of Shazeb Andleeb
The Breeders	Cannonball
The Smashing Pumpkins	Today
Ben Folds Five	Jackson Cannery
The Boo Radleys	Wake Up Boo!
Elliott Smith	Angeles
Cat Power	Cross Bones Style
Thurston Moore	Ono Soul
Radiohead	Talk Show Host
Weezer	El Scorcho
Neutral Milk Hotel	In The Aeroplane Over The Sea
Dismemberment Plan	What Do You Want Me to Say
Pavement	...And Carrot Rope
Travis	Tied To The 90's

Comment:

In 1992, I scoffed at anyone wearing a fanny-pack. I scorned Jesus Jones and EMF (okay, secretly I loved EMF.) I decided to wear the same black denim jacket I bought in 1989 until society deemed it fashionable again. I thought it very clever to publically state that "Last night the Pixies saved my life." But nobody got it. Then, for one brief and shining moment (starting with Nirvana's "Bleach" and ending rather unceremoniously with the appearance of Stone Temple Pilots,) things started to look up. The Smashing Pumpkins' "Today" was the greatest song ever written. English art-prat Thom Yorke struck the weirdest, most beautiful chord. Indie labels like Matador, Sub Pop and 4AD became forces to be reckoned with. So where did it all go?

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