This was definitely a dance-filled time in my life(early tewnties)..here are some of my faves from back in the day:
I'm Gonna Get You-Bizarre Inc
Vogue-Madonna
Bust A Move-Young MC
Gonna Make You Sweat-C&C Music Factory
U Can't Touch This-MC Hammer
Good Vibrations-Marky Mark&The Funky Bunch
Ice,Ice Baby-Vanilla Ice
Don't Walk Away-Jade
Now That We Found Love-Heavy D
3AM Eternal-KLF
Strike It Up,Everybody,Everybody and Ride OnTime-Black Box
Rub You The Right Way-Johnny Gill
Escapade-Janet Jackson
Vibe-R Kelly
Groove Is In The Heart-Dee-Lite
Pump Up The Jam-Technotronic
Giving You The Benefit-Pebbles
Show Me Love-Robin S
Mr Vain-Culture Beat
Finally-CeCe Peniston
Rhythm Is A Dancer-Snap
What Is Love-Haddaway
More And More-Captain Hollywood Project
Hey Mr DJ-Zhane

..what are some of yours?

1990-1993? Okay.  ???

Of what you listed, I like these the best:

Don't Walk Away-Jade  :)
Now That We Found Love-Heavy D
Strike It Up-Black Box
Escapade-Janet Jackson
Finally-CeCe Peniston
Rhythm Is A Dancer-Snap
What Is Love-Haddaway

For other dance songs how about (maybe?)...

That's What Love Can Do - Boy Krazy
Too Many Walls - Cathy Dennis (I like this song. How about a slow dance?)
Mr. Wendel - Arrested Development
Jump Around - House of Pain
Live and Learn - Joe Public
Back to the Hotel - N2Deep
I Love Your Smile - Shanice
Am I the Same Girl - Swing Out Sister 
Baby-Baby-Baby - TLC
Right Here (Human Nature Duet) - SWV
Better Than You - Lisa Keith

I have many others for '90-'93, but they might not be considered "dance" tunes.

;)

For other dance songs how about (maybe?)...
That's What Love Can Do - Boy Krazy
Live and Learn - Joe Public
Baby-Baby-Baby - TLC


zcrito,these 3 were actually on my original list but i was trying to condense as much as possible since there were so many.. ;)

1990-93 were my pre-teen years (actually I turned 13 in 1993), and I didn't listen to much music then, but there are some songs from that time that I like now. Such as...

"All Around The World" by Lisa Stansfield
"Hippychick" by Soho
"I Touch Myself" by the Divinyls
"Connected" by Stereo MCs



Too Many Walls - Cathy Dennis (I like this song.)

I like it too, but I haven't heard it in a while.


Am I the Same Girl - Swing Out Sister

Great song! 8)

I'll think of more later.

zcrito,these 3 were actually on my original list but i was trying to condense as much as possible since there were so many.. ;)


ktel,
"should've, would've, could've" don't cut it around here at inthe00s.com !  >:(

(...just kidding  ;D )


nal,
"Connected" by Stereo MCs

I forgot all about that one. Good pick.
;)

ktel,
"should've, would've, could've" don't cut it around here at inthe00s.com !  >:(
(...just kidding  ;D )



got it  ;)

I have just a few...  ;)

Cappella - "U Got 2 Let The Music" and "U Got 2 Know"
Space Master - "I Need You"
Human Resource - "Dominator" (Frank DeWuulf and CJ Bolland mixes)
Prodigy - "Everybody In The Place", "Fire" and "Your Love"
SL2 - "On A Ragga Trip"
Urban Shakedown - "Do It Now"
Sonz of A Loop Da Loop Era - "Far Out" (Original Scratchadelic Mix)
Acen - "Trip II The Moon"
Bizarre Inc. - "Playing With Knives"
EON - "Spice" and "Fear: The Mindkiller"
Apotheosis - "O Fortuna"
Dream Frequency - "Feel So Real" and "Take Me"
Messiah - "Temple Of Dreams"
Altern 8 - "Respect Is Due" and "Infiltrate 202"
4 Hero - "Cookin' Up Ya Brain"
Eden Transmission - "I'm So High"
Moby - "Go" and "Next Is The E (I Feel It)"
Fortran 5 - "Heart On The Line"
The KLF - "Last Train To Trancentral"
Krome & Time - "This Is The Sound Of The Underground"
The Goodmen - "Give It Up"
Electroset - "How Does It Feel"
D:Ream - "Things Can Only Get Better"
MIG-29 - "MIG-29"
Channel X - "Rave The Rhythm"
Black Box - "Strike It Up"
Crystal Waters - "Gypsy Woman (She's Homeless)"
Shamen - "Phorever People" (MK Mix)
Björk - "Big Time Sensuality" (David Morales and Nellee Hooper mixes)
Sunscreem - "Love U More" and "Pressure Us"
Pet Shop Boys - "Can You Forgive Her?" (Rollo Mix)
New Order - "Spooky" (Magimix)
David Bowie - "Jump They Say" (Brothers In Rhythm Mix)
Liquid - "Liquid Is Liquid"
New Scene - "Out Of Control"
U96 - "Das Boot"
Kid Unknown - "Nightmare"
L.A. Style - "James Brown Is Dead"

1990-1993? Okay.  ???

Of what you listed, I like these the best:

Don't Walk Away-Jade  :)
Now That We Found Love-Heavy D
Strike It Up-Black Box
Escapade-Janet Jackson
Finally-CeCe Peniston
Rhythm Is A Dancer-Snap
What Is Love-Haddaway

For other dance songs how about (maybe?)...

That's What Love Can Do - Boy Krazy
Too Many Walls - Cathy Dennis (I like this song. How about a slow dance?)
Jump Around - House of Pain
Live and Learn - Joe Public
Back to the Hotel - N2Deep
I Love Your Smile - Shanice
Am I the Same Girl - Swing Out Sister 
Baby-Baby-Baby - TLC
Right Here (Human Nature Duet) - SWV
Better Than You - Lisa Keith

I have many others for '90-'93, but they might not be considered "dance" tunes.

;)






Good ones!


I like these also:


Cathy Dennis - Just another Dream (the 7" version), still fun to listen to  8)
Karen White - The way I feel about you
Blackbox-  Strike it up
Lisa Stansfield - This is the right time
Nia Peeples-  Street of Dreams ( this one too!)
Cathy Dennis- Why
Whitney Houston-  I'm every woman

  Although I never danced much, Been Around The World - Lisa Stansfield and Tom's Diner - Suzanne Vega are memorable.

  Wait, maybe Tom's Diner is late 1989...oh well... :-\\

This was definitely a dance-filled time in my life(early tewnties)..here are some of my faves from back in the day:
I'm Gonna Get You-Bizarre Inc
Vogue-Madonna
Bust A Move-Young MC
Gonna Make You Sweat-C&C Music Factory
U Can't Touch This-MC Hammer
Good Vibrations-Marky Mark&The Funky Bunch
Ice,Ice Baby-Vanilla Ice
Don't Walk Away-Jade
Now That We Found Love-Heavy D
3AM Eternal-KLF
Strike It Up,Everybody,Everybody and Ride OnTime-Black Box
Rub You The Right Way-Johnny Gill
Escapade-Janet Jackson
Vibe-R Kelly
Groove Is In The Heart-Dee-Lite
Pump Up The Jam-Technotronic
Giving You The Benefit-Pebbles
Show Me Love-Robin S
Mr Vain-Culture Beat
Finally-CeCe Peniston
Rhythm Is A Dancer-Snap
What Is Love-Haddaway
More And More-Captain Sensible Project
Hey Mr DJ-Zhane

..what are some of yours?
More And More-Captain Hollywood Project

   Although I never danced much, Been Around The World - Lisa Stansfield and Tom's Diner - Suzanne Vega are memorable.

   Wait, maybe Tom's Diner is late 1989...oh well... :-\\

Actually, both songs were hits in 1990, but they were recorded in '89. And the first one is called "All Around The World" (although Lisa does sing "been around the world..."), and Mr. Nally mentioned it in his post above.

Did anyone mention "Cannibal" by the Breeders? I'm pretty sure that one was from the early 90s.

1990

Hello - Beloved
Happenin' All Over Again - Lonnie Gordon
Infinity - Guru Josh
Vogue - Madonna
The Power - Snap
Ooops Up - Snap
LFO - LFO
Tom's Diner - DNA feat Suzanne Vega
What Time Is Love? - The KLF
Groove Is In The Heart - Deee Lite
Killer - Adamski feat Seal
Cubik - 808 State
World In My Eyes - Depeche Mode
Mary Had A Little Boy - Snap
Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now) - C & C Music Factory

1991

3 AM Eternal - The KLF
Satan - Orbital
Wiggle It - 2 In A Room
(I Wanna Give You) Devotion - Nomad
You Got The Love - Source feat Candi Staton
In Yer Face - 808 State
This Is Your Life - Banderas
Unfinished Symphaty - Massive Attack
Last Train To Transcentral - The KLF
Go For It - Joey B Ellis
Gypsy Woman - Crystal Waters
The Robots - Kraftwerk
Night In Motion - Cubic 22
Move Any Mountain - Shamen
Charly - The Prodigy
What Can You Do For Me - Utah Saints
Everybody's Free (To Feel Good) - Rozalla
Dominator - Human Resource
Go - Moby
Rhythm Is A Mystery - K-Klass
Activ 8 (Come With Me) - Altern 8
Running Out Of Time - Digital Orgasm
Das Boot - U96
Finally - Ce Ce Peniston

1992

It's A Fine Day - Opus III
Evapor 8 - Altern 8
On A Ragga Tip - SL2
Something Good - Utah Saints
Blue Room - Orbital
Disappointed - Electronic
Rhythm Is A Dancer - Snap
Don't You Want Me - Felix
Connected - Stereo MCs
Run To You - En Rage
Boss Drum - Shamen
It's My Life - Dr Alban
Out Of Space - The Prodigy

1993

Mr Vain - Culture Beat
Got To Get It - Culture Beat
Anything - Culture Beat
Exterminate - Snap
Do You See The Light? - Snap
The P.Ower Of A.Merican N.Atives - Dance 2 Trance
U Got 2 Let The Music - Capella
Open Your Mind - U.S.U.R.A.
Open Sesame - Leila K
Open Up - Leftfield & Lyndon 
Show Me Love - Robin S
Luv 4 Luv - Robin S
One Love - The Prodigy
Believe In Me - Utah Saints
Little Fluffy Clouds - The Orb
Big Time Sensuality - Bjork

sort of.

Some wicked choons there, Alice. One of the funniest things I ever saw was a bloke stood on a table outside a pub in Wales, giving a loud rendition of 'Tom's Diner' in Welsh to the assembled crowd...(don't know if you've ever heard Welsh spoken, but it's quite a funny-sounding language!)
I also noticed your signature line...This Corrosion, eh?

Some wicked choons there, Alice. One of the funniest things I ever saw was a bloke stood on a table outside a pub in Wales, giving a loud rendition of 'Tom's Diner' in Welsh to the assembled crowd...(don't know if you've ever heard Welsh spoken, but it's quite a funny-sounding language!)
I also noticed your signature line...This Corrosion, eh?


Glad you liked my choices, Goodsin! Yes, I've heard Welsh spoken and I do know it's a bit funny-sounding language already. I bet you fell off your chair when you saw that bloke standing on a table outside a pub in Wales giving a loud rendetion of that song in Welsh to the assembled crowd!  ;)
I love the song ("This Corrosion", 1987) and I bloody love The Sisters Of Mercy too. They had electronic/danceable influences in their sound amongst all others as well.

Mr. Wendel - Arrested Development

I Love Your Smile - Shanice

I have many others for '90-'93, but they might not be considered "dance" tunes.

Oops! I forgot to mention those. I, too, like other songs from the early 90s that may not be considered "dance" tunes.

Was "Tom's Diner" done in 90-93? I'm not sure.

Scroll down here to see another list of great 1990-1993 dance songs...

Same Song - Digital Underground
After the Dance - Fourplay & El DeBarge
Where Are You Now - Janet Jackson  (another slow dance song)
Hold You Tight - Tara Kemp
A Better Love - Londonbeat
Another Night - The Real McCoy
Regret - New Order
Cruising for Bruising - Basia
Ditty' - Paperboy
Optimistic - Sounds of Blackness

:)

Was "Tom's Diner" done in 90-93? I'm not sure.


Yes, it was. It came out in July 1990 reaching #2 in the UK charts. It was a remake of the sametitled Suzanne Vega accapela song from 1987.

You guys have identified lots of really great songs...in my first post, I only listed some that hadn't yet been mentioned. Now I think I need to revise my list (rather than editing my original post):

"All Around The World" - Lisa Stansfield
"Hippychick" - Soho
"Don't Wanna Fall In Love" - jane Child
"Cruising For Bruising" - Basia (already mentioned)
"I Touch Myself" - Divinyls
"Too Many Walls" - Cathy Dennis (love that one)
"I Love Your Smile" - Shanice
"I'm Too Sexy" - Right Said Fred
"Am I The Same Girl" - Swing Out Sister
"Connected" - Stereo MCs
"Regret" - New Order
"Break It Down Again" - Tears For Fears
"Mr. Vain" - Culture Beat

I may edit this list again later.

Finally - CeCe Peniston
Touch Me(all night long) - Cathy Dennis
This Is the Right Time - Lisa Stansfield
Pump Up the Jam/Get Up/Move This - Technotronic
TURTLE Power - Partners in Kryme (from the TMNT movie sdtk.)
Show Me Love - Robin S
The Power/Rhythm Is a Dancer - Snap!
More & More -  Captain Hollywood Project
Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman

And a few from the other years of the decade:
1994:  Crystal Waters - 100% Pure Love
1995:  Corona - Rhythm of the Night
1996:  Amber - This Is Your Night
1997:  Real McCoy - One More Time
1998:  Alexia - Number One
1999:  Jennifer Lopez - Waiting For Tonight

:)

Another Night - The Real McCoy

"Another Night" was from 1994, which does not fall in the range of 1990 to 1993.

All of Ace of Base's hits from The Sign/Happy Nation.
The album was originally released as Happy Nation in Europe in 1992 and
then was released in America remixed and tracks re-sorted as The Sign in 1993,
thus the copyright on the back of The Sign, "1992, 1993".
I know that the songs didn't get really big until 1994, but defending the copyright,
the music fits in the 1990-93 bracket. 
I don't own the album, but I think the same can be said about Real McCoy's Another Night album, which
was also imported by Arista.
I know way too much about 90s music.  :o

"Another Night" was from 1994, which does not fall in the range of 1990 to 1993.


I believe it was released in June of '93 in Europe but not until 1994 in the U.S.
  ;)

You know what I think?
I think our date loving friend Mr. "..." is actually, ChuckyG.

Am I right?
???

You know what I think?
I think our date loving friend Mr. "..." is actually, ChuckyG.

Am I right?
???





No. Not at all. I've never even met the guy. Besides, he lives on the East Coast; I live on the West Coast.

By the way, about "Another Night", I was not aware of the release date in Europe; I just know that it was a big hit in the U.S. ten years ago this month.

No. Not at all. I've never even met the guy. Besides, he lives on the East Coast; I live on the West Coast.

By the way, about "Another Night", I was not aware of the release date in Europe; I just know that it was a big hit in the U.S. ten years ago this month.


I'm sure you're someone who posts on this message board with a standard login ID, but then at night you turn into song date lovin' Ellipsis Man.
I just don't know who you are just yet.
???

I'm sure you're someone who posts on this message board with a standard login ID, but then at night you turn into song date lovin' Ellipsis Man.
I just don't know who you are just yet.
???





How can you be sure that I have a login ID? The truth is, I don't. My pseudonym has always been "..." on this board (and the old board as well) and on Amiright dot com.

ok i am wanting to be an officer for my drill team if any of yall would be so kind anough to help me over the holidays we were all given a time period i was given the90s!and to tell u the truth i dont know a thing about it!what i am supose to do is pick to large events that happened pick a song to do with it and write a bio and try to make it a dance!really hard! if any of yall have an idea let me know please!!!!i have to turn it in by jan8th so the sooner the better!
Katie_anna_kemp@yahoo.com

How can you be sure that I have a login ID? The truth is, I don't. My pseudonym has always been "..." on this board (and the old board as well) and on Amiright dot com.


If you don't have a login ID then you should come out of your ellipsis "closet" and join us regular login folks.
;)
;D

One of my favorites is Sadeness Part 1 by Enigma, which came out in 1991.  That was a rather unique in that time period that had a really cool beat to it.  8)

Rhythm is A Dancer - Snap!
U R the Best Thing - D:Ream
Things Can Only Get Better - D:Ream
Feels Like Heaven - Urban Cookie Collective
I'm Gonna Get You - Bizarre Inc
The Key, The Secret - Urban Cookie Collective
More and More - Captain Hollywood Project
Good Vibrations - Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch featuring Loleatta Holloway
Go West - Pet Shop Boys
No Limit - 2 Unlimited
Real Love - Time Frequency
Swamp Thing - The Grid
Show Me Love - Robin S
Love U More - Sunscreem
Power of American Natives - Dance 2 Trance
The Ultimate High - Time Frequency
This is It - Dannii Minogue
What is Love - Haddaway
I Like It - D:Ream
I'll Be Loving You - Collage
Mr. Vain - Culture Beat
Perfect Motion - Sunscreem
Living in Ecstacy - BKS
People Are Still Having Sex - La Tour
Are You Ready to Fly - Rozalla
Everybody's Free (to Feel Good) - Rozalla

Would "Can't Help Falling In Love" by UB40 from 1993 count as a Dance Song?

Oh, and just to settle the "Tom's Diner" dispute

In the US, "Tom's Diner" first hit the Top 40 Charts on October 27th, 1990

It got all the way up to #2 on the Top 40 Charts on January 5th, 1991

Would "Can't Help Falling In Love" by UB40 from 1993 count as a Dance Song?

I never thought of it as one. It does have a dancy beat to it, though. :-\\