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“Thirty-five years ago, today, classic albums by Nirvana, A Tribe Called Quest, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and the Pixies all dropped By Rob Sheffield Rob Sheffield Contact Rob Sheffield on X Was September 24, 1991, the Best Day Ever For New Albums?”
“Susanna Hoffs Kept Notes on Her Rock Star Journey.”
“Rap bangers like Naughty By Nature’s “O.P.P.” or Salt N Pepa’s “Let’s Talk About Sex” were blowing up.”
“The revolution happened fast — August of 1991 was one era, but then by October it was a whole new ballgame.”
“But a few weeks later, Nevermind was at Number One.”
“It was official: not even the dude from C&C Music Factory could stay awake through his own hits.”
“Suddenly, for fans, this was all no longer good enough.”
“It was the last week in history that more customers went for Warrant than Nirvana.”
“Martika’s “Love…Thy Will Be Done” was the autumn’s finest Prince hit (he actually wrote it), until the Purple One himself came back to hit Number One with “Cream.” But nobody could outsleaze Natural Selection, a one-shot duo who scored the most shamelessly ridiculous faux-Prince rip-off of all time, “Do Anything.” [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vGAqK6VA1o] The Divinyls kept lingering on the radio with their sticky-fingered autoerotic sex jam “I Touch Myself.” (“I honestly doooo!” ) The Geto Boys’ “Mind Playing Tricks On Me” was just starting to give people nightmares — just in time for Halloween.”