The return of the 90s band: A slideshow
California ska band No Doubt isn't the only Clinton-era group vying for a millennial comeback
By The Week Staff | July 18, 2012
The return of the 90s band: A slideshow
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T
he 1990s produced its share of slang ("as if!"), scandals (Monica Lewinsky), and fashion (plaid ad nauseam). But perhaps the most indelible aspect of 90s pop-culture was its music. From boy bands to grunge, the 90s was, some argue, the best decade for music ever. Lucky for fans, bands of the era, including No Doubt, are once again releasing new tracks. Here, a pictorial guide to the reunited groups then and now:
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