There are so many great artists and songs that originated in the 90s and deciding on just 5 songs for every year was tough. Out of all the lists and playlists I have created in the past, this was by far the hardest to come up with. Last week I made a list of some of the best pop music of the decade and today I am going to share with you my list for the most popular rock music of the 90s. Rizzo Music is back with a new article from the 'Popular Music of the 90s' series. Popular Rock Music Of The 90s - The Songs That Defined A Decade Usually at this point, I would explain the music video but since the song was never released as a single, there is no music video to discuss. Disregarding the lyrical content, 'Corduroy' is just one of those songs that you can kick back and enjoy a song that you don't need to think to much about in order to appreciate.

This song as well as several others on the album seem to be dealing with their new found fame and the resulting effects that it has had on their daily lives. That's why instead of a lyric sheet we put in an X-ray of my teeth from last January and they are all in very bad shape, which was analogous to my head at the time' In fact, that song's almost a little too obvious for me.

It's more one person's relationship with a million people. 'It is about a relationship but not between two people. Lead singer, Eddie Vedder has this to say about the song, It has a very memorable opening and fairly unique in the fact that it has no repeating chorus or verses. The eighth song of their third studio album, Vitalogy, 'Corduroy' has that classic grunge sound that will have you mumbling along to the lyrics and stomping your feet to the beat. One of my favorites from the group, 'Corduroy' is still played on select radio stations every now and then, despite the fact it was never released as a single.

That being said, on to this week's song, 'Corduroy' by Pearl Jam. This next song was picked in part due to the fact that I heard Pearl Jam's newest single, ' Just Breathe', which is their first single in a while where I stopped and thought, 'Hey, this is pretty good.' It's definetly different, and kinda has a country vibe to it, but very enjoyable nonetheless. 'Corduroy' by Pearl Jam - Song of the Week

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