1 Special Garbage 1998 the first Band I Ever liked

2 Wonder Natalie Merchant 1996

3 Zombie The Cranberries 1995

4 Spider Webs No Doubt 1996

5 Primitive Radio Gods Standing Outside A Broken Phone Both (Ive Been Down Hatted Baby) 1996

6 Len Steal My Sun Shine 1999

7 Alanis Morissette Thank You 1998

8 Why Annie Lennox 1992

9 Ray Of Light Madonna 1998

10 Robyn Show Me Love 1997

1 Special Garbage 1998 the first Band I Ever liked

2 Wonder Natalie Merchant 1996

3 Zombie The Cranberries 1995

4 Spider Webs No Doubt 1996

5 Primitive Radio Gods Standing Outside A Broken Phone Both (Ive Been Down Hatted Baby) 1996

6 Len Steal My Sun Shine 1999

7 Alanis Morissette Thank You 1998

8 Why Annie Lennox 1992

9 Ray Of Light Madonna 1998

10 Robyn Show Me Love 1997


Sunshine is one word. Not 2 and once again, please check what you type. There is a thing below called a spell check. What you do is you click on it and it helps you sort the spellings out.

Sunshine is one word. Not 2 and once again, please check what you type. There is a thing below called a spell check. What you do is you click on it and it helps you sort the spellings out.
Spell Check will not inform you of an error made, for it reads Sun and Shine as two separate words, of which both are spelt correctly.

Fantasia - Cosmic Baby
Legend B - Lost In Love(
Grace - Not Over Yet(Perfecto Mix)
Remake Inner City - Blade Runner(Till We Meet Again)
Felix - Don't You Want Me Now(Candy Girls Remix)
Clubhouse - Light My Fight **** Not the 95 remix version either****
Quench - Dreams
Capella - U Got 2 Know
Chrisse Ward  - Right & Exact (Stonebridge Pizzaman Mix)
Jam & Spoon - Right In The Night(Fall In Love With Music)
Jam & Spoon - Follow Me
Color Me Badd - I Wanna Sex You Up
M People - How Can I Love You More

None of the above that's for sure.
To be honest though i think trying to group songs into top ten or "top 40" is ridiculous because:
(A) there were lots terrible songs & lots of great songs in the 90s, but definatly too many that any one person would have been exposed to in that decade to try & sort them into any order of importance or segnifigacance of any kind.
&
(B) preferences change, including one individual's preferences for their favourite song of a particular decade.

Making the "concept" of actual top 40 charts the most pointless idiotic excercise & a total load of sh!t. Anyone who would buy into that whole idea is a total tool. How many singles or albums an artist sells has no relevence & is totally meaningless, all it tells you is how many idiots bought it. I'm sure milions of people bought Milli Vanilli albums in the 80s but that doesn't mean they made great music. Actually they didn't make any music LOL.

Sunshine is one word. Not 2 and once again, please check what you type. There is a thing below called a spell check. What you do is you click on it and it helps you sort the spellings out.


its just how the song is spelled

Sunshine is one word. Not 2 and once again, please check what you type. There is a thing below called a spell check. What you do is you click on it and it helps you sort the spellings out.


Who cares?

Who cares?
It's clear that this person needs to gain a few more social skills.  >:(


Anyway: This is a list I made up a while ago. My music taste has shifted slightly, but It's reasonably accurate.

10. Crowded House - Four Seasons In One Day 1991
9. Guns N Roses - Civil War Use Your Illusion 1991
8. The Exponents - Why Does Love Do This To Me? 1992
7. Dave Dobbyn - Beside You 1998
6. Alice In Chains - Man In The Box Facelift 1990
5. Dave Dobbyn - Language 1994
4. Red Hot Chili Peppers - Under The Bridge Blood Sugar Sex Magik 1991
3. U2 - One Achtung Baby 1991
2. Guns N Roses - November Rain Use Your Illusion 1991
1. Shihad - Home Again Shihad 1997

Who cares?



Thank You!!!! ;) :)

It's clear that this person needs to gain a few more social skills.  >:(


Anyway: This is a list I made up a while ago. My music taste has shifted slightly, but It's reasonably accurate.

10. Crowded House - Four Seasons In One Day 1991
9. Guns N Roses - Civil War Use Your Illusion 1991
8. The Exponents - Why Does Love Do This To Me? 1992
7. Dave Dobbyn - Beside You 1998
6. Alice In Chains - Man In The Box Facelift 1990
5. Dave Dobbyn - Language 1994
4. Red Hot Chili Peppers - Under The Bridge Blood Sugar Sex Magik 1991
3. U2 - One Achtung Baby 1991
2. Guns N Roses - November Rain Use Your Illusion 1991
1. Shihad - Home Again Shihad 1997



GOD Sorry for making one little mistake >:(

GOD Sorry for making one little mistake >:(
I was meaning Kareoke Queen, sorry if it came out wrong.  ::)

I was meaning Kareoke Queen, sorry if it came out wrong.  ::)


o hehe sorry about that  ;D

Who cares?


Ditto...relax already!

'90's...  8)  :D



10. Dada "Dizz Knee Land"
9. 10,000 Maniacs "These Are Days"
8. The Cure "Friday I'm In Love"
7. Stone Temple Pilots "Plush"
6. Beastie Boys "So Whatcha Want"
5. REM "Everybody Hurt"
4. Soul Asylum "Runaway Train"
3. Nirvana "Come As You Are"
2. Red Hot Chili Peppers "Under The Bridge"
1. U2 "One"

1: "Black Hole Sun" by Soundgarden (1994)

2: "All Over You" by Live (1995)

3: "The World I Know" by Collective Soul (1995)

4: "Tonight, Tonight" by Smashing Pumpkins (1996)

5: "How Bizzare" by OMC (1997)

6: "Closing Time" by Semisonic (1998)

7: "Nobody" Keith Sweat (1996)

8: "Sweet Dreams" by Marilyn Manson (1995)

9: "Crash Into Me" by Dave Matthews Band (1997)

10: "I Wish" by Skee-Lo (1995)

None of the above that's for sure.
To be honest though i think trying to group songs into top ten or "top 40" is ridiculous because:
(A) there were lots terrible songs & lots of great songs in the 90s, but definatly too many that any one person would have been exposed to in that decade to try & sort them into any order of importance or segnifigacance of any kind.
&
(B) preferences change, including one individual's preferences for their favourite song of a particular decade.

> This was good, you should have stopped here. Instead we have this tirade of dribble to read.......

Making the "concept" of actual top 40 charts the most pointless idiotic excercise & a total load of sh!t. Anyone who would buy into that whole idea is a total tool.

> The "concept" of buying a CD or CD single or even a song as is the norm today is mostly motivated by a specific moment for one individual.
> Yes, there have been many "awful songs" and some "unbelievable awesome" ones. But again this is simply a representation of my taste.
> Oh and fudge you for calling me a tool!

How many singles or albums an artist sells has no relevence & is totally meaningless, all it tells you is how many idiots bought it.
> Obviously you lead a sheltered life and and have never heard of the hot 30 or for that matter JJJ Top 100 songs of the year which is purely made by
> people such as you and me ringing up a radio station or going to their web address and voting on songs we heard that year. This is a much more
> fair representation of the communities music interest and subsequently a CD with alot of varied music tastes is created.

I'm sure milions of people bought Milli Vanilli albums in the 80s but that doesn't mean they made great music. Actually they didn't make any music LOL.
> Yes and they mimed as well.......



;D

How bizzare was my fav song i never knew who sang it tho

How bizzare was my fav song i never knew who sang it tho


The Band (or Person) who sang the song was called "OMC"

ya thx ;)

;D

all valid points but i think your looking too deeply into this (just as others are with spelling). this is not some "official list" of the greatest songs of the 90's its a list of personal favorites that you may or may not agree with, someone said skee lo had the best song of the 90's but i personally think that persons retarded. So dont make a big deal about this, your probably just still a little bit jaded from the 90's.....

Hey, anyone know where I might get a copy of Remake Inner City - Blade Runner(Till We Meet Again) as mentioned earlier in this Thread? 

In no particular order:

Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana~1991

Would - Alice In Chains~1995

No Rain - Blind Melon~1993

Down In A Hole - Alice In Chains~1995

Don't Speak - No Doubt~1995

Runaround - Van Hagar~1991

Someday - Sugar Ray~1999

Come As You Are - Nirvana~1991

The Good Life - Weezer~1996

Crush - Jennifer Paige~1998

"Interstate Love Song" by Stone Temple Pilots - 1994

"How Bizarre" by OMC - 1997

"Hey Jealousy" by Gin Blossoms - 1993

"(Good Ridance) Time Of Your Life" by Green Day - 1998

"Always Be My Baby" by Mariah Carey - 1996

"Tonight, Tonight" by Smashing Pumpkins - 1996

"Bittersweet Symphony" by The Verve - 1997

"Semi Charmed Life" by Third Eye Blind - 1997

"Smack My B*tch Up" by Prodigy - 1997

"Crash Into Me" by Dave Matthews Band - 1997

Top 10 ten songs of the 90's:

A Long December-Counting Crows(1996)
Bitter Sweet Symphony-The Verve(1997)
Set Adrift On Memory Bliss-Pm Dawn(1991 or 1992)
All I Want-Toad The West Sprocket(1991)
Too Close-Next(1998)
Creep-Stone Temple Pilots(1992)
Somebody To Shove-Soul Asylum
December-Collective Soul(1995)
Crush-Jennfier Paige(1998)
Beautiful Life-Ace of Base(1995)

Someone took one of my favorites:

"Hey Jealousy" by Gin Blossoms

The rest:

"Champaign Supernova" by Oasis
"Walking On Broken Glass" by Annie Lenox
"Three Strange Days" by School Of Fish
"Runaway Train" by Soul Asylum
"I Know" by Dionne Farris
"The Way" by Fastball
"Church Of Logic, Sin & Love" (a little remembered song from 1992) by the Men
"Constant Craving" by k.d. lang
"Fly Away" by Lenny Kravitz

I'm going to include two more, for my twelve favorite songs:

"She's So High" by Tal Bachman &
"Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough" by Patty Smith with backing vocals of Don Henley

lie to me - johnny lang
lauren hill-zion
zombie- cranberries
take a picture-filter
marcy playground-sex and candy
six underground- sneakerpimps
umi say- mos def
the sweetest taboo- sade
what i got - sublime
dance-jamiroquai

There are many from that decade that could be mentioned, but you only want 10, so for this hot August 21th, I'll go with these and in no particular order...

The Heart of the Matter -- Don Henley
Don't Walk Away -- Jade
Flood -- Jars of Clay
Learn to Fly -- Foo Fighters
Just Between You And Me -- DC Talk
Optimistic -- Sounds of Blackness
Regret -- New Order
Nick of Time -- Bonnie Raitt
Barely Breathing -- Duncan Sheik
Kissing You -- Keith Washington

The Heart of the Matter -- Don Henley
Don't Walk Away -- Jade
Flood -- Jars of Clay
Learn to Fly -- Foo Fighters
Just Between You And Me -- DC Talk
Optimistic -- Sounds of Blackness
Regret -- New Order
Nick of Time -- Bonnie Raitt
Barely Breathing -- Duncan Sheik
Kissing You -- Keith Washington

What country do you live in? Wow, I've only head of 1 of those songs ("Learn to Fly" by Foo Fighters)

Do you people not like Mainstream Music at all?

What country do you live in? Wow, I've only head of 1 of those songs ("Learn to Fly" by Foo Fighters)

Do you people not like Mainstream Music at all?
"Regret" by New Order was a Top 40 hit in 1993 I Believe.  "Barely Barely" by Duncan Sheik was a Top 40 git as well. "Don't Walk Away" by Jade, "Heart Of The Matter" by Don Henley, and "Flood" by Jars Of Clay were Top 40 as well. I have heard of Keith Washington. Never listened to DC Talk or Soulnd Of Blackness however.

I Got A Girl- Tripping Daisy 1995

In The House Of Stone and (what?) 1995

Give Me one Reason- Tracy Chapman 1996

Beautiful In My Eyes- Joshua Kadison 1994

Back For Good- Take That 1995

Again- Janet Jackson 1993

Will You Be There (From Free Willy)- Michael Jackson 1993

I would Do Anything For Love (but I won't do that)- Meat Loaf 1993

River Of Dreams- Billy Joel 1993

Freak Me- Silk 1993

"Regret" by New Order was a Top 40 hit in 1993 I Believe.  "Barely Barely" by Duncan Sheik was a Top 40 git as well. "Don't Walk Away" by Jade, "Heart Of The Matter" by Don Henley, and "Flood" by Jars Of Clay were Top 40 as well. I have heard of Keith Washington. Never listened to DC Talk or Soulnd Of Blackness however.


Thanks, tv. They're mainstream songs to me since I heard them all on the radio back in the '90s.

I also noticed you and csm1986 listed some Collective Soul. Their new song "Better Now" is one of the few songs I like on radio now. Any thoughts on it?

In The House Of Stone and (what?) 1995


I can help: "In The House Of Stone and Light" by Martin Page. :)