Hey, Moonsters. The February Feature Album Moonie Pick is between four 90s rock classics. This one is a toughie.
Starting us off, from 1993, we've got one of the greatest debut albums of all time, featuring one of the best lyricists to ever write a song,
August and Everything After by Counting Crows.
Ranging from soft acoustic to hard rock, we've got 1994's sprawling and varied masterpiece from Tom Petty,
Wildflowers.
We've got the amazing 1995 album that broke Boston's debut album's 19-year-old record of most albums sold in the first week of release,
Jagged Little Pill by Alanis Morrissette.
Finally, from 1998, we've got the eclectic, proggish, artsy, and challenging Sunny Day Real Estate landmark album
How It Feels to Be Something On.
That's a difficult choice, I know, but give it your best.
