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• 1990 in music (UK)
• Musical groups established in 1990
• Record labels established in 1990
• list of 'years in music'

This is a summary of 1990 in music in the United Kingdom, including the official charts from that year. ... This page indexes the individual year in music pages. ...

Events

• January 21 - MTV's Unplugged premieres on cable television with musical guest, Squeeze
• February 6 - Billy Idol is involved in a serious motorcycle accident, resulting in several broken bones. Idol had been scheduled to have a major role in Oliver Stone's film The Doors, but due to his injuries, the role was reduced down almost to a bit part.
• February 14 - 50,000 fans watch The Rolling Stones play the first of 10 concerts at Tokyo's Korakuen Dome, the beginning of the Stones' first ever tour of Japan.
• February 16
  • Ike Turner is sentenced to 4 years in prison for possession of cocaine.
  • Aerosmith appears in the Saturday Night Live sketch Wayne's World, where they perform the Wayne's World theme song.
• February 24 - The Byrds (Roger McGuinn, Chris Hillman and David Crosby) reunite, for the first time in 25 years, to perform at a Los Angeles, California tribute to Roy Orbison. The three are joined unexpectedly on stage by Bob Dylan, who sings "Mr. Tambourine Man" with the band.
• February 27 - In Time Magazine, Milli Vanilli "singer" Rob Pilatus states that their group is, "more talented than any Bob Dylan or Paul McCartney. Mick Jagger can't produce a sound. I'm the new Elvis."
• October 16 - Goo Goo Dolls released the album, Hold Me Up
• March 19 - Depeche Mode released the Violator, one of the best criticised and important albums of the alternative music.
• March 20 - Gloria Estefan's tour bus is involved in an accident. Estefan suffers several broken bones in her back.
• March 25 - Mötley Crüe's Tommy Lee is arrested for allegedly exposing his backside during a performance in Augusta, Georgia
• April 4 - Gloria Estefan returns to Miami, Florida after undergoing back surgery in March following a tour bus accident.
• April 6 - Mötley Crüe's Tommy Lee suffers a mild concussion after falling off of scaffolding above his elevated drum kit during a performance in New Haven, CT.
• April 7 - Neil Young, Elton John, Kris Kristofferson, Willie Nelson, John Mellencamp, Guns N' Roses and Jackson Browne perform at Farm Aid IV in Indiana. John dedicates "Candle in the Wind" to AIDS patient Ryan White during his performance. White died later that evening.
• April 13 - Madonna opens up her landmark, yet controversial, Blond Ambition Tour in Tokyo.
• April 25 - Jimi Hendrix's Fender Stratocaster that he used to perform his famous version of the "Star Spangled Banner" at Woodstock, is auctioned off in London for $295,000
• May 8 - In Los Angeles, California, Tom Waits wins a $2.5 million lawsuit against Frito-Lay for unlawfully using a sound alike of Waits in its Doritos television commercials.
• May 26 - Gin Blossoms sign a contract with A&M Records
• May 27 - The Stone Roses stage a legendary concert at Spike Island, Cheshire
• May 29 - Toronto police threaten to arrest Madonna if she performs her simulated masturbation scene during her performance of "Like a Virgin" on her Blond Ambition Tour. Madonna refuses to change her show, and the police decide not to press charges, later denying that they had ever threatened to press charges (a claim refuted by footage captured during the filming of Madonna's 1991 documentary Truth or Dare).
• June 2 - Vision of Love, Mariah Carey's debut single, is commercially released and reaches the top spot on the Billboard Hot 100. She releases a further five singles, all of which reach number one in the US, making her the only artist ever to have their first five singles reach number one. She (as of 2006) scored another eleven number one singles, bringing her total to seventeen. She would then go on to become the most successful female artist in the history of music.
• June 30 - Step by Step, New Kids on the Block's first single from their new album is released and races to the top of the Billboard charts, staying there for 3 weeks.
• July 7 - The Three Tenors give their first concert, at the Baths of Caracalla in Rome.
• July 14 - Jean Michel Jarre's concert Paris la Defense attracts 2.5 million spectators.
• August 5 - Madonna ends her controversial Blond Ambition Tour in Nice, France.
• September - In the UK, two singles, "Groove is in the Heart" by Deee-Lite and "The Joker" by Steve Miller Band (featured in a current TV jeans commercial), are announced to have sold the same number of copies in one week and a tie-break is used to decide which should be number one. "The Joker" wins, as it had climbed the most from the previous week.
• September 11 - After a decade of performing in the Francophone world, Céline Dion makes her formal English-language debut when she releases her album Unison.
• October - Jamaaladeen Tacuma records Boss of the Bass, that will be a blockbuster in 1991
• October 22 - Pearl Jam, then named "Mookie Blaylock," play their first show as a band at the Off Ramp club in Seattle, Washington.
• Fall - For the first time, Amy Grant and Gary Chapman hold a night of music at their Franklin, Tennessee Riverstone Farm, for local teenagers. Performers included Rich Mullins, Rick Elias, Charlie Peacock, Wes King and Michael W. Smith. The event becomes known as "The Loft".
• November 27 - "Vocal" group Milli Vanilli admits to lip-synching hits such as "Girl You Know It's True." They later have their Grammy award revoked.
• December - The Smashing Pumpkins begin recording Gish, which will be a blockbuster album in 1991
• December 13 - Genesis'88 stage weekly Acid House night in legally acquired warehouse in Stratford, London under the banner imagine

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• Dance music breaks out.
• Madonna's "Justify My Love" music video is banned by MTV. The singer appears on Nightline to defend the video.
• Pennywise signs a contract to their recent label Epitaph Records
• The poorly received Cop Rock premieres on television, TV's first (and last) musical police drama.
• Will Smith hits primetime television with the sitcom, The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air.
• Christina Aguilera appears on Star Search.
• Garth Brooks releases his second album, "No Fences" and wins various awards across the music industry, including "best new country artist."
• Del Amitri's second album, and first for five years, Waking Hours effectively relaunches their career. It provides them with the UK hit Nothing Ever Happens and the minor US hit Kiss This Thing Goodbye.
• Sons of Kyuss changed their named to Kyuss, add new members except guitarist Josh Homme.
• After a hiatus of 7 years, rock group Styx (band) reform to record a new album and tour without long time guitarist Tommy Shaw who was committed to Damn Yankees at the time. With his blessing, A&M recording artist Glen Burtnik joins Styx and release "Edge of The Century". The first single was Burnik's "Love Is The Ritual" which barely entered the Billboard 100. The follow-up single -- a religiously inspired ballad entitled "Show Me The Way" with Dennis DeYoung on vocals -- became a minor hit but then suddenly skyrocketed to the #1 spot on the Billboard 100 after radio stations took the liberty and produced their own versions of the song featuring comments from Operation: Desert Storm soldiers during the solo break -- a move that reportedly didn't sit well with the band, who believed it unfairly politicized their music, the Christian religious faith, and the sacrifices of the troops.

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Bands formed

• The Corrs
• Allegiance
• Anathema
• At the Gates
• The Bigger The God
• The Brian Setzer Orchestra
• Brisbane Birralee Voices
• Carpathian Forest
• D12
• Earth
• En Vogue
• The Frames
• Green Carnation
• Gumball
• Ilium
• In Flames
• Infectious Grooves
• Jellyfish
• LTK Commune
• Lagwagon
• Letters to Cleo
• Marduk
• moe.
• Mortification
• My Dying Bride
• Opeth
• Pearl Jam
• Pigface
• Plaid Tongued Devils
• RAM
• Russian National Orchestra
• Septic Flesh
• Starkweather
• Stone Temple Pilots
• Sun Dial
• Take That
• Tool
• Torture Squad
• Unwritten Law
• Vertical Horizon
• Wilson Philips
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Bands disbanded

• Camper Van Beethoven
• Eurythmics
• Guadalcanal Diary
• The Lurkers
• Mother Love Bone
• Pussy Galore
• Spandau Ballet
• Starship
• The Style Council
• The Vaselines

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Albums released

Albums A-E

• Livin' Like Hustlers - Above the Law (debut)
• The Razors Edge - AC/DC
• Seraut Wajah - Ebiet G. Ade
• Pepe Aguilar Con Tambora - Pepe Aguilar
• Albi Achikha - Ragheb Alama
• Facelift (album) - Alice in Chains (Debut)
• Enchanted - Marc Almond
• Humanap Ka Ng Panget - Andrew E.
• Never, Neverland - Annihilator
• Persistence of Time - Anthrax
• America-South Africa - Art Ensemble of Chicago
• Yellow Man With Heart With Wings - Robert Ashley
• Piece of Time - Atheist
• Severed survival - Autopsy
• Holy Water - Bad Company
• Against the Grain - Bad Religion
• Thermos - Bailter Space
• Two Fires - Jimmy Barnes
• Music Extravaganza - Alhaji Sikiru Ayinde Barrister & The African International Music Ambassadors
• Hammerheart - Bathory
• Riverside - Luka Bloom
• Black Milk - The Beasts Of Bourbon
• Choke - The Beautiful South
• Young Lions - Adrian Belew
• Maria Bethânia (25 anos) - Maria Bethânia
• Victorious Against Personal Demons - Beyond
• Megatop Phoenix - Big Audio Dynamite
• You Lucky People - Big Pig
• Biohazard - Biohazard
• Rabindra samgita - Debabrata Biswas
• Gling-Gló - Björk
• Shake Your Money Maker - The Black Crowes
• Highlights & Lowlives - Blue Cheer
• Too Much Sleep - Bongwater
• Boomania - Betty Boo
• JAPANESKA - The Boom
• Ichabod and I - The Boo Radleys
• New Funky Nation - Boo-Yaa TRIBE
• Changesbowie (Greatest Hits) - David Bowie
• The Internationale - Billy Bragg
• The Brand New Heavies - Brand New Heavies
• One for All - Brand Nubian
• Laura Branigan - Laura Branigan
• As I Came Of Age - Sarah Brightman
• No Fences - Garth Brooks
• Dance!...Ya Know It! - Bobby Brown
• The Sinking of the Titanic - Gavin Bryars
• Dead City Radio(spoken word) - William S. Burroughs
• Pump Action - The Butcher Shop
• Keep On - Cabaret Voltaire
• Gonna Make You Sweat - C&C Music Factory
• Eaten Back To Life - Cannibal Corpse
• Mariah Carey - Mariah Carey
• 101 Damnations - Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine
• Vanity/Nemesis - Celtic Frost
• Dear Agnes - Carpenters collection - Agnes Chan
• Waiting For You - Danny Chan
• Songbird - Nadia Chan
• Freefall (ep) - Chapterhouse
• Ezi Oyi Akama - Chief Stephen Osita Osadebe & his Nigerian Sound Makers International
• Dreaming - Leslie Cheung
• Submarine Bells - The Chills
• The Decomposition of Violets - Christian Death
• Gold Afternoon Fix - The Church
• In A Live - The Clean
• Heaven Or Las Vegas - Cocteau Twins
• Unnatural History - Coil
• Lloyd Cole - Lloyd Cole
• Some Like It Cold - Coldcut
• Jungle Bass - Bootsy Collins
• Serious Hits...Live! - Phil Collins
• The Myth Of Rock - Consolidated
• Trudge - Controlled Bleeding
• Consumer Revolt - Cop Shoot Cop
• Inside Out - Chick Corea Electric Band
• Plural - Gal Costa
• The Caution Horses - Cowboy Junkies
• Paradise Discotheque - Crime and the City Solution
• Ritmo en el Corazon - Celia Cruz and Ray Barretto
• Mixed Up - The Cure
• Looney Runes - Current 93
• Danzig II: Lucifuge - Danzig
• Soulside Journey - Darkthrone
• Pyst - Datblygu
• Charlotte - Miles Davis
• Nu Thang - dc Talk
• Spiritual Healing - Death
• Act III - Death Angel
• The Wall of Sacrifice - Death In June
• World Clique - Deee-Lite
• Deicide - Deicide
• The Flower That Shattered The Stone - John Denver
• Violator - Depeche Mode
• Tattooed Millionaire - Bruce Dickinson (debut solo album)
• Sieben Tage Sonnenschein - Die Flippers
• Every Brilliant Eye - Died Pretty
• World Sinfonia - Al Di Meola
• Unison - Céline Dion (English-language debut)
• Fire In The Night - Dion DiMucci
• Rising - Donovan
• The Classics Live - Donovan
• DAAS Icon - Doug Anthony All Stars
• Gloryline - Dreams So Real
• Strike the Balance - Dub Syndicate
• Liberty - Duran Duran
• Obey The Time - The Durutti Column
• Blood Guts & Pussy - The Dwarves
• The North At Its Heights - 808 State
• Utd State 90 - 808 State
• Dare To Be Different - Tommy Emmanuel
• MCMXC a.D. - Enigma (debut)
• Left Hand Path - Entombed
• Diez Años de Esplendor - Esplendor Geometrico
• Exitos de Gloria Estefan - Gloria Estefan
• The Language Of Life - Everything but the Girl
• Distino di Belita - Cesária Évora
• The Massacre - The Exploited
• Pornograffitti - Extreme

Livin Like Hustlers is the debut album by the rap group Above the Law, released in 1990. ... Above The Law was a rap group from Pomona, California, founded in 1989 by members Cold 187um, KMG the Illustrator, Go Mack, DJ Total K-Oss and Kokane. ... The Razors Edge is an album by AC/DC, released on September 21, 1990. ... This article is about the band. ... Ebiet G. Ade (born 21 April 1954) is an Indonesian singer and songwriter close to the suppressed society. ... This article includes a list of works cited or a list of external links, but its sources remain unclear because it lacks in-text citations. ... Ragheb Subhi Alama (Arabic:راغب صبحي علامة) was born and raised in Ghoubeiri (غبيري) in Beirut, Lebanon. ... Facelift is the first Alice in Chains album, released on August 21, 1990. ... This article is about the grunge band. ... Marc Almond (born Peter Mark Sinclair Almond on 9 July 1957 in Southport, Lancashire, England) is a popular English singer, songwriter and recording artist, who originally found fame as half of the seminal synthpop/New Wave duo Soft Cell. ... Never, Neverland is the second album by heavy metal band Annihilator. ... Annihilator is a thrash metal band which debuted with the critically-acclaimed album, Alice in Hell. ... Persistence of Time is the fifth studio album by the thrash metal band Anthrax. ... The Art Ensemble of Chicago is an avant-garde jazz ensemble that grew out of Chicagos AACM in the late 1960s. ...