MORE "LOST" ALBUMS OF THE 90s // The Best 90s Albums Nobody Talks About

Welcome to the 9th episode of the Against The 90s Podcast. This month, we delve once again into the "lost" albums of the 90s. We each picked three more albums that never got their due, are rarely part of the discussion of the decade's music, and have, in many ways, been forgotten. But we remember!

This month, we are discussing:

The Judybats - "Down in the Shacks Where the Satellite Dishes Grow"

Supernova - "Ages 3 & Up"

Chocolate Genius - "Black Music"

Skunk - "Laid"

Jennifer Trynin - "Cockamamie"

KARP - "Self Titled LP"

Leave your suggestions for other "lost" 90s albums in the comments!!

Skunk - "Last American Virgin"

25 years later this one still feels fresh! #skunk #vinyl pic.twitter.com/6bzpTVgsTS

— Dave Leibowitz (@davesplash) May 23, 2014

Those Two St. Vincent Videos I Mentioned

During the St. Vincent podcast, I mentioned two Youtube videos that were my favorite St. Vincent videos. There was one where she performed Big Black songs, and another where she talks guitars with Matt Sweeney. Here are those videos.

Here is St. Vincent performing "Kerosene" by Big Black:
 
This video is from an online show called Guitar Moves, hosted by Matt Sweeney (Chavez, Skunk, Zwan).