The best Acid Rock albums
of the 1990s.
Where to start with 1990–1999 acid rock — with a one-line read on why each one matters.
Top of the 1990s — acid rock
Top picks from 1990–1999, ranked by where we would start.
Pink Floyd
London '66 - '67
A sprawling tapestry of psychedelic soundscapes intertwining with chaotic energy and raw improvisational brilliance.
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Pink Floyd
The Division Bell
A contemplative blend of soaring melodies and lush instrumentation, intertwining themes of communication and disconnection.
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Blue Öyster Cult
Cult Classic
Heavy guitar riffs merge with haunting vocals, creating a surreal soundscape steeped in both rock tradition and mystical themes.
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Blue Öyster Cult
Heaven Forbid
Heavy guitar riffs and haunting melodies intertwine to create a dark, atmospheric soundscape that characterizes Blue Öyster Cult's return.
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Acid Mothers Temple
Wild Gals A Go-Go
A cosmic odyssey of swirling riffs and relentless, hypnotic rhythms that defy traditional song structures.
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Acid Mothers Temple
Acid Mothers Temple & the Melting Paraiso U.F.O.
A swirling cacophony of acid rock and drone, dripping with psychedelic textures and sprawling improvisation.
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Steppenwolf
Rise & Shine
A gritty blend of hard rock and blues-infused melodies that encapsulate the band’s enduring spirit and energy.
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Marty Balin
Freedom Flight
A blend of soft rock and folk influences, weaving heartfelt melodies with introspective lyrics that evoke a sense of yearning and freedom.
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Marty Balin
Better Generation
A reflective blend of soft rock and folk, infused with Balin's signature melodic sensibility and introspective lyrics.
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Ghost
Second Time Around
A kaleidoscopic blend of acid rock and experimental soundscapes that transports listeners through surreal and vivid musical landscapes.
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Ghost
Ghost
An ethereal blend of acid rock and folk influences, merging experimental textures with haunting melodies and intricate arrangements.
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