The Best Gen X Alt-Rock Radio Songs In The 90s That Are Also Quite Haunting

  If you like to be scared, this is the playlist for you: On one hand, you hold the sun, moon, and stars, but on the other, a black hole sun, whatever that is. 

 The 90s sucked, but the music got us through some thing's. When you think about it, growing older, we now wish we were younger and healthier, but don't forget that when we were younger we prayed for the cushion between then and now, for the opportunities young people miss out on. 

We also wished we knew the lyrics to all these songs on the radio. We have them on Google now! Lastly, if we wait until opportunities avail us, our health may not be available too, so don't wait for life to get better while your health rots away. 

Working for a great living starts now, and it's not about getting a job as much it is about realizing you already have a job. We all have a job, because God gives to each of us a purpose. Your job is the one already set before you. The job doesn't start on day one of the job you hunted down, but right now. We can call it day zero. 

There is the launch and then the launch pad. Stage one and two, but the pad itself is stage zero. 

1. Weezer - Sweater Song
   
2. Soundgarden - Black Hole Sun
3. Stone Temple Pilots - Vasoline
4.  Green Day.- Basket Case, Welcome To Paradise 
5.  Nirvana - Pennyroyal Tea, The Man Who Sold The World
6. REM - What's Your Frequency Kenneth, Man On The Moon
   
7. Counting Crows - Round Here, Mr Jones
8. Toadies - Possum Kingdom
9. Jesus Jones - Right Here, Right Now
10. EMF - Unbelievable 
11. Mad Season - River Of Deceit
12. Alice And Chains - Angry Chair, Heaven Beside You
13. Screaming Trees - Nearly Lost You
    
14.  Silverchair - Tomorrow
    
15. The Smashing Pumpkins - Rocket, 1979
16. Live - Lightning Crashes
17. Space Hog - In The Meantime

There are probably a number of other songs that fit in this playlist too, but it will come to me later.