"Regulate" by Warren G and Nate Dogg became the Above the Rim soundtrack's signature hit.Music linernotes album music
Jim Anderson engineered Patricia Barber's Café Blue at Chicago Recording CompanyMusic linernotes album music
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan's Mustt Mustt made Alternative Press's Top 100 of the 1990sMusic linernotes album music
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan's 'Mustt Mustt' came out on Peter Gabriel's Real World labelMusic linernotes album music
Mustt Mustt became the first Urdu song to hit the British charts — thanks to a Massive Attack remixMusic linernotes album music
14 Songs strips Dolly Parton down to raw acoustic folk — no pop crossover in sightMusic linernotes album music
14 Songs pairs Dolly Parton with Janette Carter for Carter Family classicsMusic linernotes album music
Pablo Casals made the first complete recording of the Bach Cello Suites in the late 1930sMusic linernotes album music
So Tonight That I Might See wasn't Mazzy Star's debut — it was their second albumMusic linernotes album music
Nigel Godrich produced OK Computer, continuing his work with Radiohead since The BendsMusic linernotes album music
Mezzanine is Massive Attack's dark pivot — post-punk, distortion, and brooding atmosphericsMusic linernotes album music
Massive Attack's Mezzanine was delayed because Del Naja kept rebuilding the tracksMusic linernotes album music
Marianne Faithfull's Vagabond Ways marked her return to original material in 1999Music linernotes album music
Björk's Homogenic fused electronic beats with strings as a tribute to Iceland.Music linernotes album music
Tick Tock was Kasey Chambers' debut solo album after years with The Dead Ringer BandMusic linernotes album music
Personal Jesus and Enjoy the Silence made Violator Depeche Mode's breakthroughMusic linernotes album music
Depeche Mode's Violator came out on Mute Records in the UK and Sire Records in the USMusic linernotes album music
Górecki's Symphony No. 3 is the rare contemporary classical work to sell a million copiesMusic linernotes album music
David Bowie's '7 Years in Tibet' appears on his 1997 drum-and-bass album EarthlingMusic linernotes album music
Talk Talk recorded hours of improvisation, then edited Laughing Stock down to essentialsMusic linernotes album music
Pharoah Sanders pushed the tenor saxophone into new sonic territory with overtone-rich extended techniques and spiritual intensityMusic linernotes album music
Laughing Stock arrived five years after Talk Talk's The Colour of Spring.Music linernotes album music
Autechre recorded multiple BBC Peel Sessions — the second one became its own EP in 2000.Music linernotes album music
Atari Teenage Riot's early work was released on Digital Hardcore RecordingsMusic linernotes album music
