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Lisa Loeb was initially skeptical when her producer, Chad Gilbert — founding guitarist for modern pop-punkers New Found Glory — suggested that the two write a song about the 1990s for her new album “No Fairy Tale.” The resulting song, appropriately titled “The ’90s,” is in the same vein as the rest of the driving pop-punk found on the album — a departure from Loeb’s usual folk/pop/rock hybrid popularized on such albums as her 1995 debut, “Tails.”..

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