Every Millennial Will Remember These 3 Alternative Rock Hits From 1999
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Every Millennial Will Remember These 3 Alternative Rock Hits From 1999
These alternative rock hits from 1999 closed out the final decade of the 20th century, a time that is memorable for every millennial.
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1999 is easily one of the most memorable years for millennials. We watched the end of the 1900s and welcomed the 2000s. We survived the Y2K scare and reigned in the millennium and the 21st century. Given how memorable 1999 is, here are three alternative rock hits from 1999 that every millennial will remember.
“Learn To FLy” by Foo Fighters
In 1999, Foo Fighters quickly followed up on the success of their sophomore album, The Colour And The Shape. With a new lineup in place, including drummer Taylor Hawkins, the band released their third studio album, There Is Nothing Left To Lose, on November 2, 1999. Their lead single, “Learn To Fly”, was the band’s first entry on the Billboard Hot 100, peaking at No. 19. In 2001, Foo Fighters won a Grammy Award for Best Rock........
