More groundbreaking musical events from 20 years ago ...

[BMan]

"Along with Green Day's Dookie, Smash was among the most commercially successful punk rock albums released in 1994, a year when the genre reached arguably its greatest popularity. By the end of the year, Dookie and Smash had both sold millions of copies. The commercial success of these two albums attracted major label interest in pop punk..."


Dookie - Green Day - Released 2/1/1994


Smash - The Offspring - Released 4/8/1994

[Kreater]

 

[Handass]

Don't forget Bad Religion's first album released by a major label was released in 94 as well. Stanger Than Fiction. Oh, and the whole shenanigans where Gurewitz and Graffin came to hate each other happened then too

[Kreater]

I like all them bands.  Green day, radiohead, Nirvana, Red hot chili peppers, Weezer, Beck, bush, etc.. 

[Autumn1194]

those albums take me way back to when I was like in the womb... good times.

[Red Fatality]

I like all them bands.  Green day, radiohead, Nirvana, Red hot chili peppers, Weezer, Beck, bush, etc.. 

I like all of those except i never liked green day though idk why bush's sixteen stone is one of my fav albums of all time pearl jam's ten is amazing too 

[Permanent Poopface]

I think Nirvanas Nevrmind was the most groundbreaking album to come out in a long time, it almost singlehanded took out hair bands and guns and roses with one swipe

[BMan]

I think Nirvanas Nevrmind was the most groundbreaking album to come out in a long time

True, but we didn't have a "groundbreaking musical events from 23 years ago ..." topic when I started this 

it almost singlehanded took out ... guns and roses with one swipe

Ironic because GNR's Use Your Illusion I & II came out exactly one week before Nevermind.