1990s Memorabilia
Below are our 17 articles in the '1990s memorabilia' category:

The desire to have someone’s signature never seems to go away, whether it’s on a scrap of paper, a CD cover, or wherever – even on a guitar. But autographs of the 1990s music stars tend to sell for a ...
Clothing items from the Beatles, Elvis and even David Cassidy are all very collectable, some of them going for quite staggering prices at auction. Of the 1980s stars, both Madonna and Michael Jackson ...
By the 1990s with CDs replacing vinyl, the music industry was very happy. Everything was selling like hot cakes and they were enjoying a golden age. So too, were the artists, who were moving plenty ...

A collectable instrument becomes even more collectable when it was once owned by a famous musician. The price can soar very high indeed. It’s something that’s been demonstrated time and again with ...
There’d been a dearth of serious music journalism during the 1980s with only The Face peeking above the parapets, and even that wasn’t all music. But with the 1990s there was a renaissance as both Q ...

You might not have been able to find the wide range of merchandise for 90s stars that had been available in the 1960s and 1970s, but it was still available. Fan clubs still existed with exclusive ...
For the vast majority of acts from the 1990s, posters are very disposable artefacts. That’s most definitely true of the big pop acts and for many of the rock stadium acts, as well. A single poster ...
What kind of demand is there for the backstage passes and concert tickets of the 1990s? To be honest it’s not large, but it does exist, although, as with most rock memorabilia, what interest there is ...

Britney Spears shot from nowhere to become one of the biggest pop idols of the 1990s, notching up an impressive string of hit singles and albums. Although recent rumours about her personal life have ...

From its origins in the parties and parks of the Bronx, New York in the late 1970s, hip-hop has grown to be a significant global musical style. Whilst it’s the Americans who dominate the genre in ...

One of the great modern divas and a woman who could end up with more American number one hits than the Beatles, Mariah Carey burst out of the blocks and onto the charts at the beginning of the 1990s. ...

They became the biggest hit of Britpop, arriving in 1993 and still going strong, in spite of some personnel changes and animosity of many kinds between Noel and Liam Gallagher, the Manchester ...

REM are quite possibly the biggest rock band to come out of America in the 1980s, developing into a huge stadium act through the 1990s and into the present day. From humble beginnings in Athens, ...

Britain has produced many pop stars, but in recent years none has been bigger than Robbie Williams. Take That were huge in the 1990s, which helped to launch Robbie’s solo career, which has gone from ...

The bands from Seattle like Soundgarden, Mudhoney, Pearl Jam and Nirvana made their biggest impact in the 1990s, but had already been playing for a few years by the time they broke through. Isolated ...

Take That are the rarest of phenomena, a boy band that achieved huge stardom, broke up, and managed to come back from the dead ten years later to take a second bite of the apple and achieve fame a ...

One of the biggest rock bands of the 1980s, 90s and beyond, Ireland’s U2 have become a brand, and the band’s singer, Bono, has evolved into a major political figure. They’re also among the growing ...