This is a listicle from American Songwriter highlighting three rock songs from the 1990s that the outlet argues have been unfairly forgotten, despite the era's continued nostalgic popularity. It groups tracks that were overshadowed by their artists' bigger hits, aiming to prompt readers to revisit lesser-celebrated album cuts from well-known 90s acts.

The three picks are "Jimmy Olsen's Blues" by Spin Doctors, a Superman-themed track from their 1991 album Pocket Full Of Kryptonite, overshadowed by the band's better-known singles "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong" and "Two Princes"; "Satellite" by Dave Matthews Band, from 1994's Under The Table And Dreaming, noted for its guitar work but overlooked compared with later hits like "Crash Into Me"; and "Everyday Sunshine" by Fishbone, a crossover success from their 1991 record The Reality of My Surroundings, from a band the article credits with influencing acts such as Red Hot Chili Peppers and No Doubt.