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Subject: 1993 songs

Written By: Miss Nostalgia on 07/25/05 at 8:31 pm

1993

Informer- by Snow

I got a man- by Positive K

Will you be there- by Michael Jackson (Free Willy soundtrack)

I would do anything for love (but I won't do that)- by Meat Loaf

River of Dreams- by Billy Joel

Creep- by Radiohead

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: ultraviolet52 on 07/26/05 at 1:23 am

yeah, that's a pretty accurate list for that year. I remember trying to memorize the words to the Informer.. and Positive K's "I Got A Man."

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: nondiva234 on 07/26/05 at 2:05 am

I loved Everybody Hurts from REM.

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: Philip Eno on 07/26/05 at 2:06 am

Will You Be There- by Michael Jackson (Free Willy soundtrack)

One of my all time favourite MJ songs.

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: nally on 07/26/05 at 10:35 am

Some of the good ones:

"Connected" by Stereo MC's...one of my personal faves.
"If I Ever Lose My Faith In You" and "Fields Of Gold" by Sting
"All That She Wants" by Ace of Base 8)
"Man On The Moon" by R.E.M.

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: tv on 07/26/05 at 12:04 pm

1993:

Can't Get Enough Of Your Love-Taylor Dayne(remake of Barry White's 70's classic.)
I;d Die Without You-PM Dawn
Freak Me-Silk
Far Behind-Candlebox(could be 92 or 93 not sure.)

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: ultraviolet52 on 07/26/05 at 4:34 pm

Janet Jackson's CD (I think it was called Velvet Rope or something like that) was great! It was probably one of the best CD's I thought I'd ever heard up to that point in my short life.

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: nondiva234 on 07/26/05 at 6:40 pm

Janet Jackson's CD (I think it was called Velvet Rope or something like that) was great! It was probably one of the best CD's I thought I'd ever heard up to that point in my short life.

Janet's CD for '93 was simply called "janet."

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: ultraviolet52 on 07/26/05 at 7:48 pm

Janet's CD for '93 was simply called "janet."

Thanks... I was having a horrible memory lapse there. I think that was the name of her 1997 album which I never bought.

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: Miss Nostalgia on 07/26/05 at 8:56 pm

Was her song "Again" on that CD?

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: 90s boy on 07/26/05 at 9:12 pm

Was her song "Again" on that CD?

yea but it charted in 1994

mean while i like Snap Rhythm is a dancer from 1993 it might have been 1992 i don't know heh

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: Miss Nostalgia on 07/26/05 at 11:28 pm

I'm sure it was 1992

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: Philip Eno on 07/27/05 at 1:30 am

I'm sure it was 1992
Snap's Rhythm Is A Dancer was released in July 1992 in the UK.

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: SpaceHog on 07/27/05 at 2:53 pm

No rain by Blind melon. Weird video esp with that girl in a bee suit.

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: ultraviolet52 on 07/27/05 at 3:18 pm

yea but it charted in 1994

mean while i like Snap Rhythm is a dancer from 1993 it might have been 1992 i don't know heh

Yeah, "Again" was on that album.. and I believe it charted in 1994, but it was part of that movie "Poetic Justice" which was in 1993, so I really associate that song with 1993 rather than 1994, especially since I was playing her album all throughout the summer of 1993 and watching reruns of Speedracer on MTV... good times, good times..

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: ultraviolet52 on 07/27/05 at 3:21 pm

Snap's Rhythm Is A Dancer was released in July 1992 in the UK.

Yeah, Rhythm is a Dancer was definetly a 1992 hit... But, a lot of songs that were similar to it came out between the summer 1992- and early 1993, so it's easy to mistake the year on some of them.

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: Mac1 on 07/27/05 at 3:22 pm

"Cryin'" by Aerosmith

"Hey Jealousy" by Gin Blossoms

"Plush" by Stone Temple Pilots

"What Is Love" by Haddaway

"I'd Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That)" by Meatloaf

"Two Princes" by Spin Doctors

"Whoomp! There It Is" by Tag Team

"Ditty" by Paperboy

"What's Up" by 4 Non Blondes

"Dre Day" by Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg

"Nuthin But A G Thang" by Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: SpaceHog on 07/27/05 at 7:38 pm

Silent Lucidity-Queensryche

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: nally on 07/29/05 at 2:40 pm

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: ultraviolet52 on 07/29/05 at 3:58 pm

A few bands that were popular during the 80's had a hit or two in the 90's; some of those that were from '93:

Duran Duran: "Come Undone" and "Ordinary World"
Tears For Fears: "Break It Down Again"
New Order: "Regret"

I really liked Duran Duran's "Come Undone"

Another famous song from 1993 would be "Fields of Gold" by Sting. I had been misinformed at one time that Bruce Willis sung that song.. I thought that was the strangest/coolest thing I knew - and then my bubble got burst! I also like the 1994 film use of Sting's 1993 release "Shape of My Heart" in "The Professional."

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: Philip Eno on 07/29/05 at 4:01 pm

I really liked Duran Duran's "Come Undone"

Another famous song from 1993 would be "Fields of Gold" by Sting. I had been misinformed at one time that Bruce Willis sung that song.. I thought that was the strangest/coolest thing I knew - and then my bubble got burst! I also like the 1994 film use of Sting's 1993 release "Shape of My Heart" in "The Professional."
I like the late Eva Cassidy's version of Fields of Gold, but I do not know which year it was recorded or released in.

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: ultraviolet52 on 07/29/05 at 7:50 pm

I like the late Eva Cassidy's version of Fields of Gold, but I do not know which year it was recorded or released in.

Hmm, sounds like something to investigate. I'll look into that - although I will be offline for the rest of the night in about 10 minutes - but keep us updated.. I would like to hear that version sometime..

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: Marty McFly on 07/29/05 at 8:26 pm

This was one of the best 90's years for music. It's funny, but even though 1993 was a very "alternative/grunge" year (probably the peak of it to be honest) and the 80's were uncool as ever, I never thought of it at the time, as being really different from the 80's.

(^ Then again, I was still a kid, and I guess it's kinda hard to pinpont changes as they're going on.)

Anyway, a few scattered favorites from then:

You - Candlebox
"Come to My Window" and "I'm the Only One" - Melissa Etheridge
"Eat the Rich", Cryin" and "Livin' on the Edge" Aerosmith
"Hey Jealousy" and "Found out About You" - Gin Blossoms
Helplessly - Rick Astley
Sister Havana - Urge Overkill
Ordinary World - Duran Duran
Heart Shaped Box - Nirvana
Kick Him When He's Down - Offspring
Mary Jane's Last Dance - Tom Petty
Soul to Squeeze - Red Hot ChiliPeppers
"If I Ever Lose My Faith" and "Shape of My Heart" - Sting
Faithful - Go West
Said I Loved You But I Lied - Michael Bolton (go ahead and laugh - I usually don't like him but thought this was a sweet, somewhat catchy ballad! ;D )

See, if you think about it, many of those are somewhat "80s-ish" (okay, that's cause some are from artists popular in the 80's that managed to stay relevant - say Aerosmith - but still, to me at the time, I couldn't tell 1993 music apart from 1989). ;)

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: Mac1 on 07/29/05 at 11:51 pm

"Come To My Window" by Melissa Etheridge didn't hit the charts untill March 1994 in the US

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: La Sine Pesroh on 07/30/05 at 12:05 pm

One of my all-time favorite albums, "Independent Worm Saloon" by the Butthole Surfers, came out in '93. Not for the faint of heart, but it rocks!

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: DaChazman on 07/31/05 at 4:02 pm

Silent Lucidity-Queensryche

That was from 1990-1991.

anyway:

Nirvana-Heart shaped Box
Digable Planets-Rebirth of Slick (Cool like dat)
Blind Melon-No Rain
What Is Love-Haddaway
Polaris-Hey Sandy (Not exactly a hit, but it's the theme to Pete and Pete!)

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: nally on 07/31/05 at 4:36 pm

Ace Of Base's debut album, The Sign, was released in '93; the first cut from that album, "All That She Wants" was a U.S. hit during the last quarter of the year. "The Sign" and "Don't Turn Around" were also from that album, but didn't hit the charts (at least in the U.S.) until '94.

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: zcrito on 07/31/05 at 5:37 pm

A few from 1993 that I like
(again, all were heard in 1993 where I live)

I'm Ready -- Tevin Campbell
Found Out About You -- Gin Blossoms
Don't Walk Away -- Jade
Where Are You Now -- Janet Jackson (My favorite song off her "Janet" album)
Better Than You -- Lisa Keith
That's What Love Can Do -- Boy Krazy
Cannonball -- The Breeders
Stay -- Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories
Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia) -- US3
Finally -- Ce Ce Peniston
We Got a Love Thang -- Ce Ce Peniston
Optimistic -- Sounds of Blackness
If I Ever Lose My Faith In You -- Sting

And the good ones mentioned by others
What Is Love -- Haddaway
Creep -- Radiohead
Regret -- New Order
Ditty -- Paperboy

And a couple of great instrumentals
You Make Me Smile -- Dave Koz
When Summer Comes -- George Howard

;)

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: nally on 08/01/05 at 4:20 pm

Good picks, zcrito. I know most of the ones in your list (many of which have already been mentioned). "Cannonball"---that's a good one. 8) I knew it was from the early part of the 90s; I just didn't know what year.

If there's any songs on here that aren't from '93 then Mr. Ellipsis will probably let us know. ::)

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: ... on 08/01/05 at 8:36 pm

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: Albert on 08/18/05 at 4:01 am

"I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)" - The Proclaimers

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: cnbpjb on 08/18/05 at 5:10 am

Duran Duran: "Come Undone" and "Ordinary World"

Yeah, I really loved both of Duran Duran's songs from that "Wedding" album CD. That whole CD was top notch.

There are four other songs (or releases) from that year, 1993, I liked -- even if 1992 is still my favorite year in music (one a lot of people forget about):

"The Crying Game" by Boy George
"Passionate Kisses" by Mary-Chapin Carpenter
"Runaway Train" by Soul Asylum (I know this gets knocked by some as not the groups usual style and also being a bit depressing, but it was a great tune nevertheless)
& the rare one is Don Henley's remake (when he briefly was in the "Guys & Dolls" revival on Broadway) of "Sit Down Your Rockin' The Boat"

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: ultraviolet52 on 08/18/05 at 3:43 pm

Yeah, I really loved both of Duran Duran's songs from that "Wedding" album CD.Ã‚Â That whole CD was top notch.

There are four other songs (or releases) from that year, 1993, I liked -- even if 1992 is still my favorite year in music (one a lot of people forget about):

"The Crying Game" by Boy George
"Passionate Kisses" by Mary-Chapin Carpenter
"Runaway Train" by Soul Asylum (I know this gets knocked by some as not the groups usual style and also being a bit depressing, but it was a great tune nevertheless)
& the rare one is Don Henley's remake (when he briefly was in the "Guys & Dolls" revival on Broadway) of "Sit Down Your Rockin' The Boat"

I agree about Duran Duran's "Wedding" CD being pretty good that year. I actually had that CD and played it a few rounds until I got tired of it. It was actually not mine, but my brother's best friends CD.

"The Crying Game" is a great song that I rarely get a chance to listen to. I use to have it on a compilation CD put out by Blockbuster Music, but I loaned it out to someone and haven't seen it since :(

"Runaway Train" was soooo sad of a song and video. I had such a hard time watching that video because it made me realise how easy it was to lose somebody so quickly. Plus, seeing the missing children on the screen was so heartbreaking. I thought although it was sad, it still had a good message.

"Passionate Kisses" is another great song from that year.

I am not sure if I've heard Don Henley's song from that year, but I have heard his Greatest Hits CD and can't be for certain if that's on there or not..

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: cnbpjb on 08/18/05 at 6:49 pm

I agree about Duran Duran's "Wedding" CD being pretty good that year. I actually had that CD and played it a few rounds until I got tired of it. It was actually not mine, but my brother's best friends CD.

"The Crying Game" is a great song that I rarely get a chance to listen to. I use to have it on a compilation CD put out by Blockbuster Music, but I loaned it out to someone and haven't seen it since :(

"Runaway Train" was soooo sad of a song and video. I had such a hard time watching that video because it made me realise how easy it was to lose somebody so quickly. Plus, seeing the missing children on the screen was so heartbreaking. I thought although it was sad, it still had a good message.

"Passionate Kisses" is another great song from that year.

I am not sure if I've heard Don Henley's song from that year, but I have heard his Greatest Hits CD and can't be for certain if that's on there or not..

Glad you like my suggestions for this topic, ultraviolet, boy we do think a like. :o

But anyway, I still have my Boy George & Culture Club collection with "The Crying Game" and I wouldn't give it up for anything.

And NO, that remake of the "Guys & Dolls" song, does not appear on Henley's Greatest Hits CD from 1995 (I was soooo hoping that Don would have included it, but he didn't) -- I need to look for it myself. Now, I also remember this version of the "Guys & Dolls" song was picked up by the "Leap Of Faith" soundtrack -- the Steve Martin movie that year.

I do though remember a "Today Show" episode from November 1993, where Katie Couric interview Don Henley about appearing in the revival of "Guys & Dolls" and also remaking the song and then I heard it several times on the radio in the Tampa Bay area.

One other song that was great from 1993 was Sting's "Fields Of Gold". (I think that's the name of that song, someone please feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.)

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: ultraviolet52 on 08/19/05 at 2:36 am

Glad you like my suggestions for this topic, ultraviolet, boy we do think a like.Ã‚Â :o

But anyway, I still have my Boy George & Culture Club collection with "The Crying Game" and I wouldn't give it up for anything.

And NO, that remake of the "Guys & Dolls" song, does not appear on Henley's Greatest Hits CD from 1995 (I was soooo hoping that Don would have included it, but he didn't) -- I need to look for it myself.Ã‚Â Now, I also remember this version of the "Guys & Dolls" song was picked up by the "Leap Of Faith" soundtrack -- the Steve Martin movie that year.

I do though remember a "Today Show" episode from November 1993, where Katie Couric interview Don Henley about appearing in the revival of "Guys & Dolls" and also remaking the song and then I heard it several times on the radio in the Tampa Bay area.

One other song that was great from 1993 was Sting's "Fields Of Gold".Ã‚Â (I think that's the name of that song, someone please feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.)

Yes, "Fields of Gold" is correct. I believe that's from his Tem Summoners Tales CD from 1993 - there's a better song on that CD, though. It's called "Shape of My Heart" which was used as the ending song in 1994's "The Professional" (or more accurately "Leon").

I was once misinformed that Fields of Gold was sung by Bruce Willis which I thought was REALLY interesting.. my bubble got burst only a few years ago.. so lame... :\'(

I wouldn't have given up that CD, but I thought I'd see him soon enough to get it back.. Well, I guess I'm not much better, I think I hung onto his "Schindler's List" soundtrack for a good amount of time, lol. Well, things have changed on that end where we can share our stuff more effectively :)

Ohhh, "Leap of Faith" was a really good movie... what scene was that song (Don Henley's) used in? I'll have to give that one a listen real soon...

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: cnbpjb on 08/19/05 at 5:30 am

Ohhh, "Leap of Faith" was a really good movie... what scene was that song (Don Henley's) used in? I'll have to give that one a listen real soon...

I know I didn't get to see the movie, "Leap of Faith" when it was out in theatres, didn't have enough money at the time. >:(

But I have seen it on TV since, but it's been awhile since it was aired (either on Broadcast or cable). ???

But the last time I did see "Leap Of Faith", I know it was in one of the scenes where Steve Martin's holy man was trying to heal many people at once or preaching to as many of his believers at one time. Hope that helps?

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: cnbpjb on 08/19/05 at 5:35 am

I was once misinformed that Fields of Gold was sung by Bruce Willis which I thought was REALLY interesting.. my bubble got burst only a few years ago.. so lame... :\'(

Sorry, if this sounds mean:

But Bruce Willis sing, "Fields Of Gold", what was the person smoking who told you that??????????? ;D

Of course I have to admit, except for two movies of his (and part of this was because of other actors or actresses or the concept of the movie) and those two were, "Death Becomes Her" & "12 Monkeys", I have been a very non-fan of Willis' (I really think he is waaaaaaaaay too full of himself). :P

Of course much of that is because the creator and writer of "Moonlighting", Glen Gordon Caron, cast Willis in the role of David Addison then the actor he should have (Harley Venton). But then again that's just MHO! :D

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: ultraviolet52 on 08/19/05 at 1:44 pm

Sorry, if this sounds mean:

But Bruce Willis sing, "Fields Of Gold", what was the person smoking who told you that???????????Ã‚Â ;D

Of course I have to admit, except for two movies of his (and part of this was because of other actors or actresses or the concept of the movie) and those two were, "Death Becomes Her" & "12 Monkeys", I have been a very non-fan of Willis' (I really think he is waaaaaaaaay too full of himself).Ã‚Â Ã‚Â :P

Of course much of that is because the creator and writer of "Moonlighting", Glen Gordon Caron, cast Willis in the role of David Addison then the actor he should have (Harley Venton).Ã‚Â But then again that's just MHO!Ã‚Â :DÃ‚Â Ã‚Â

Don't worry - I'm not offended.. ;) It was very gullable of me to believe that, not that I like Bruce Willis or anything, but I just thought it was nifty he sang such a good song... it sort of changed my view about him. It's sorta like how Patrick Swayze had a hit song through "Dirty Dancing" but you look at him and really don't see him as a singer. That's sort of how I saw this situation with Bruce Willis.

That's too bad they took Bruce Willis over Harley Venton in "Moonlighting." It may have left Cybil Shepherd with less fights and arguments..

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: 90s boy on 09/09/05 at 9:26 am

A few from 1993 that I like
(again, all were heard in 1993 where I live)

I'm Ready -- Tevin Campbell
Found Out About You -- Gin Blossoms
Don't Walk Away -- Jade
Where Are You Now -- Janet Jackson (My favorite song off her "Janet" album)
Better Than You -- Lisa Keith
That's What Love Can Do -- Boy Krazy
Cannonball -- The Breeders
Stay -- Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories
Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia) -- US3
Finally -- Ce Ce Peniston
We Got a Love Thang -- Ce Ce Peniston
Optimistic -- Sounds of Blackness
If I Ever Lose My Faith In You -- Sting

And the good ones mentioned by others
What Is Love -- Haddaway
Creep -- Radiohead
Regret -- New Order
Ditty -- Paperboy

And a couple of great instrumentals
You Make Me Smile -- Dave Koz
When Summer Comes -- George Howard

;)

umm Ce Ce Peniston Finally was from 1991 or 1992 and lisa lobe stay is from 1994 also i think Found Out About You -- Gin Blossoms is from 1995 i could be rong

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: zcrito on 09/09/05 at 11:52 pm

umm Ce Ce Peniston Finally was from 1991 or 1992 and lisa lobe stay is from 1994 also i think Found Out About You -- Gin Blossoms is from 1995 i could be rong

On Ce Ce you are correct (how could I get those early '90s songs wrong?). Correct on Lisa but wrong on Gin (from a 1992 album)

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: Chris MegatronTHX on 09/10/05 at 6:42 pm

This was one of the best 90's years for music. It's funny, but even though 1993 was a very "alternative/grunge" year (probably the peak of it to be honest) and the 80's were uncool as ever, I never thought of it at the time, as being really different from the 80's.

(^ Then again, I was still a kid, and I guess it's kinda hard to pinpont changes as they're going on.)

Anyway, a few scattered favorites from then:

You - Candlebox
"Come to My Window" and "I'm the Only One" - Melissa Etheridge
"Eat the Rich", Cryin" and "Livin' on the Edge" Aerosmith
"Hey Jealousy" and "Found out About You" - Gin Blossoms
Helplessly - Rick Astley
Sister Havana - Urge Overkill
Ordinary World - Duran Duran
Heart Shaped Box - Nirvana
Kick Him When He's Down - Offspring
Mary Jane's Last Dance - Tom Petty
Soul to Squeeze - Red Hot ChiliPeppers
"If I Ever Lose My Faith" and "Shape of My Heart" - Sting
Faithful - Go West
Said I Loved You But I Lied - Michael Bolton (go ahead and laugh - I usually don't like him but thought this was a sweet, somewhat catchy ballad! ;D )

See, if you think about it, many of those are somewhat "80s-ish" (okay, that's cause some are from artists popular in the 80's that managed to stay relevant - say Aerosmith - but still, to me at the time, I couldn't tell 1993 music apart from 1989). ;)

Really?Ã‚Â Or are you kidding?Ã‚Â I can't tell with the winky emoticon.Ã‚Â 1993 was the year I remember thinking that the 90s had truly arrived in full force.Ã‚Â Not 1991 as some say, but 1993.Ã‚Â I remember that clearly, that 4 year period from 1989 to 1993 had a lot of changes in the pop culture landscape, and politically too.Ã‚Â I started high school in the fall of 1989, and at that time kids were still listening to hair metal bands such as Warrant and late 80s pop groups like INXS, Depeche Mode, Erasure, etc, but when I came out of high school in 1993, none of that late 80s stuff was cool anymore.Ã‚Â Not even the dreaded New Kids on the Block.Ã‚Â That was such an amazing turn around in only 4 years.Ã‚Â It would be like everything from 1999 being totally uncool by 2003.

(well I guess it sorta did happen before with 1979 and 1983)

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: Marty McFly on 09/10/05 at 9:33 pm

Really?Ã‚Â Or are you kidding?Ã‚Â I can't tell with the winky emoticon.Ã‚Â 1993 was the year I remember thinking that the 90s had truly arrived in full force.Ã‚Â Not 1991 as some say, but 1993.Ã‚Â I remember that clearly, that 4 year period from 1989 to 1993 had a lot of changes in the pop culture landscape, and politically too.Ã‚Â I started high school in the fall of 1989, and at that time kids were still listening to hair metal bands such as Warrant and late 80s pop groups like INXS, Depeche Mode, Erasure, etc, but when I came out of high school in 1993, none of that late 80s stuff was cool anymore.Ã‚Â Not even the dreaded New Kids on the Block.Ã‚Â That was such an amazing turn around in only 4 years.Ã‚Â It would be like everything from 1999 being totally uncool by 2003.

(well I guess it sorta did happen before with 1979 and 1983)

Yeah, I was basically serious - just poking a little fun at my past self for not realizing it. :)

It occured to me that one reason I didn't really notice the shift as it happened, was because my biggest connection to new music was VH1 (which I watched practically every day, especially after school).

They aimed for a somewhat older audience and didn't play things like grunge or heavy metal. It was mostly classic rock and softer pop videos. This worked for me since I loved Eddie Money, Phil Collins, Foreigner, Taylor Dayne etc. Still do.

I totally agree about the years. Even though grunge hit in late 1991, the 80's still hung on throughout 1992. Looking at the music of 1993 though, there wasn't a trace of 80's it seems. Hair metal was DOA. Gangsta rap also I think put a nail in the coffin faster as well.

Chris, would you agree that 1992 is kinda the last year that an 80's music fan could still like (even though it was definitely more 90's)?

I'd say 1982 is the same way concerning the 70's. It was mostly 80's, but you still had Little River Band, Alan Parsons and Kansas on the charts too.

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: DJ Midas on 09/11/05 at 12:07 am

1993 was a great year for music.Ã‚Â Some I liked:

U R the Best Thing - D:Ream
I Like It - D:Ream
Mr. Vain - Culture Beat
Do You See the Light - Snap! featuring Nikki Harris
Go West - Pet Shop Boys
I Wouldn't Normally Do This Kind of Thing - Pet Shop Boys
No Limit - 2 Unlimited
Who Do You Think You Are - Saint Etienne
What is Love - Haddaway
U Got to Let the Music - Cappella
More and More - Captain Hollywood
Real Love - Time Frequency

Excellent as always, whistledog. :) I'll agree and add the following:

"Regret" - New Order
"Can You Forgive Her?" (Rollo Mix) - Pet Shop Boys
"Things Can Only Get Better" - D:Ream
"Life (Everybody Needs Somebody To Love)" - Haddaway
"Give It Up" - The Goodmen
"Jump They Say" (Brothers In Rhythm Mix) - David Bowie
"Big Time Sensuality" - BjÃƒÂ¶rk
"Love 4 Love" - Robin S
"Slide On The Rhythm" - Arizona feat. Zeitia
"Phorever People" (MK Mix) - Shamen
"Too Much Information" - Duran Duran
"The Key, The Secret" - Urban Cookie Collective
"I'm In Love With You" - BKS
"Find The Way" - Mars Plastic
"In The Name Of Love" - R.T.Z. Belgium feat. Mistri

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: Chris MegatronTHX on 09/11/05 at 9:32 am

By the way, I just wanted to say that Duran Duran's 1993 comeback with "Ordinary World" was probably the only thing they ever did that I liked. I thought they were cheesy in the 80s...even for the 80s.

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: nally on 09/11/05 at 11:54 pm

Some of these songs have already been mentioned...but some are bound to be mentioned again..

DJ Midas: Seems like you were into a lot of dance music then. The only one from your list that I know is "Regret" by New Order. Some of the bands/artists you mentioned I am familiar with, but I don't know the songs you listed. :-\\

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: DJ Midas on 09/12/05 at 5:42 pm

DJ Midas: Seems like you were into a lot of dance music then.

Still am (he types as he sits among 2,000 pieces of dance music vinyl) :D

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: PaperGirl on 09/12/05 at 10:22 pm

Still am (he types as he sits among 2,000 pieces of dance music vinyl)Ã‚Â :D

And I have pictures! ;D

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: shaneiscrazy on 08/26/06 at 3:58 pm

i love mariah carey dreamlover video it was like a 90s version of sound of music with her running in the field but everyone had flannel on it was so 90s lol

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: Marty McFly on 08/26/06 at 8:57 pm

i love mariah carey dreamlover video it was like a 90s version of sound of music with her running in the field but everyone had flannel on it was so 90s lol

You know what, I was never a big Mariah Carey fan, but I always dug that song. It reminds me of the '90s Disney/AC ballads, only with a more upbeat sound. I think I also know what you're talking about with the video (I vaguely recall seeing it on VH1 at the time).

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: Roadgeek on 08/26/06 at 9:01 pm

1993 is one of my favorite years in music. A lot of my favorite songs come from that year like Ordinary World by Duran Duran, Can't Help Falling in Love by UB40, etc.

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: WalkerP20 on 08/27/06 at 1:21 am

1993 was great indeed. Here's a list of some great hits from '93

"Two Princes" by Spin Doctors
"Can't Help Falling In Love" by UB40
"Cryin" by Aerosmith
"Plush" by Stone Temple Pilots
"Hey Jealousy" by Gin Blossoms
"No Rain" by Blind Melon
"Soul To Squeeze" by Red Hot Chili Peppers
"Rebirth of Slick" by Digable Planets
"What Is Love" by Haddaway
"What's Up" by Four Non Blondes
"Creep" by Radiohead
"Are You Gonna Go My Way?" by Lenny Kravitz
"Break It Down Again" by Tears For Fears
"Who Is It" by Michael Jackson
"Sweat" by Inner Circle

It's funny, but 1993 seemed to have alot of "Reggae Ballads" (UB40 and Inner Circle)

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: shaneiscrazy on 08/27/06 at 5:18 am

:( i miss the days when talent was what made singers not how they danced or what rapper is screaming in your latest video

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: Roadgeek on 08/27/06 at 1:59 pm

Ah yes, I like What's Up? by the Four Non Blondes. 8)

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Written By: SpaceHog on 08/29/06 at 12:18 pm

you forgot about Haddaway, with what is love, and if that's included, put K.W.S on that list.

Also, Mr. Vain, by Culture beat, was a late 1993 song...

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: Howie9 on 08/29/06 at 1:43 pm

This should help with the list a little...

Here's the complete list of #1 Hits (Billboard Hot 100) from 1993

January 2 I Will Always Love You Whitney Houston
January 9 I Will Always Love You Whitney Houston
January 16 I Will Always Love You Whitney Houston
January 23 I Will Always Love You Whitney Houston
January 30 I Will Always Love You Whitney Houston
February 6 I Will Always Love You Whitney Houston
February 13 I Will Always Love You Whitney Houston
February 20 I Will Always Love You Whitney Houston
February 27 I Will Always Love You Whitney Houston

March 6 A Whole New World Peabo Bryson and Regina Belle

March 13 Informer Snow
March 20 Informer Snow
March 27 Informer Snow
April 3 Informer Snow
April 10 Informer Snow
April 17 Informer Snow
April 24 Informer Snow

May 1 Freak Me Silk
May 8 Freak Me Silk

May 15 That's the Way Love Goes Janet Jackson
May 22 That's the Way Love Goes Janet Jackson
May 29 That's the Way Love Goes Janet Jackson
June 5 That's the Way Love Goes Janet Jackson
June 12 That's the Way Love Goes Janet Jackson
June 19 That's the Way Love Goes Janet Jackson
June 26 That's the Way Love Goes Janet Jackson
July 3 That's the Way Love Goes Janet Jackson

July 10 Weak SWV
July 17 Weak SWV

July 24 Can't Help Falling in Love UB40
July 31 Can't Help Falling in Love UB40
August 7 Can't Help Falling in Love UB40
August 14 Can't Help Falling in Love UB40
August 21 Can't Help Falling in Love UB40
August 28 Can't Help Falling in Love UB40
September 4 Can't Help Falling in Love UB40

September 11 Dreamlover Mariah Carey
September 18 Dreamlover Mariah Carey
September 25 Dreamlover Mariah Carey
October 2 Dreamlover Mariah Carey
October 9 Dreamlover Mariah Carey
October 16 Dreamlover Mariah Carey
October 23 Dreamlover Mariah Carey
October 30 Dreamlover Mariah Carey

November 6 I'd Do Anything for Love (but I Won't Do That) Meat Loaf
November 13 I'd Do Anything for Love (but I Won't Do That) Meat Loaf
November 20 I'd Do Anything for Love (but I Won't Do That) Meat Loaf
November 27 I'd Do Anything for Love (but I Won't Do That) Meat Loaf
December 4 I'd Do Anything for Love (but I Won't Do That) Meat Loaf

December 11 Again Janet Jackson
December 18 Again Janet Jackson

December 25 Hero Mariah Carey

Here is the complete list of #1 Modern Rock Hits from 1993

January 2 Steam Peter Gabriel
January 9 Steam Peter Gabriel

January 16 Not Sleeping Around Ned's Atomic Dustbin

January 23 The Devil You Know Jesus Jones
January 30 The Devil You Know Jesus Jones
February 6 The Devil You Know Jesus Jones
February 13 The Devil You Know Jesus Jones
February 20 The Devil You Know Jesus Jones
February 27 The Devil You Know Jesus Jones

March 6 Feed the Tree Belly
March 13 Feed the Tree Belly
March 20 Feed the Tree Belly

March 27 I Feel You Depeche Mode
April 3 I Feel You Depeche Mode
April 10 I Feel You Depeche Mode
April 17 I Feel You Depeche Mode
April 24 I Feel You Depeche Mode

May 1 Regret New Order
May 8 Regret New Order

May 15 Walking in My Shoes Depeche Mode

May 22 Regret New Order
May 29 Regret New Order
June 4 Regret New Order
June 11 Regret New Order

June 19 Pets Porno For Pyros
June 26 Pets Porno For Pyros
July 3 Pets Porno For Pyros
July 10 Pets Porno For Pyros
July 17 Pets Porno For Pyros

July 24 Break It Down Again Tears For Fears
July 31 Break It Down Again Tears For Fears
August 7 Break It Down Again Tears For Fears

August 14 Soul To Squeeze Red Hot Chili Peppers
August 21 Soul To Squeeze Red Hot Chili Peppers
August 28 Soul To Squeeze Red Hot Chili Peppers
September 4 Soul To Squeeze Red Hot Chili Peppers

September 11 My Sister The Juliana Hatfield 3

September 18 No Rain Blind Melon

September 25 Soul To Squeeze Red Hot Chili Peppers

October 2 No Rain Blind Melon
October 9 No Rain Blind Melon

October 16 Heart-Shaped Box Nirvana
October 23 Heart-Shaped Box Nirvana
October 30 Heart-Shaped Box Nirvana

November 6 Into Your Arms The Lemonheads
November 13 Into Your Arms The Lemonheads
November 20 Into Your Arms The Lemonheads
November 27 Into Your Arms The Lemonheads
December 4 Into Your Arms The Lemonheads
December 11 Into Your Arms The Lemonheads
December 18 Into Your Arms The Lemonheads
December 25 Into Your Arms The Lemonheads

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: Philip Eno on 08/29/06 at 1:44 pm

Ah yes, I like What's Up? by the Four Non Blondes. 8)
Great song, which when it came out it reminded me of another song.

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: Philip Eno on 08/29/06 at 1:45 pm

This should help with the list a little...

I do not need reminding of the January/February number one record.

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: Paul on 08/29/06 at 4:46 pm

I do not need reminding of the January/February number one record.

And you'll certainly not want to be reminded of the British #1 at Christmas that year... :P

(Look it up, if you must...I can't bring myself to mention it!)

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: Philip Eno on 08/30/06 at 11:56 am

And you'll certainly not want to be reminded of the British #1 at Christmas that year... :P

(Look it up, if you must...I can't bring myself to mention it!)

It was a disgrace to the charts

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: WalkerP20 on 08/30/06 at 3:58 pm

Wow, I'm looking at the UK #1 Hits Chart from the entire 90's and i'm surprised by alot of the songs I see....

"Chocolate Salty Balls" by Chef (#1 on December 27th, 1998)
"Turtle Power" by Partners In Kryme (#1 on July 22nd, 1990)
"Do The Bartman" by The Simpsons (#1 on February 10th, 1991)

I was pleasantly surprised however to see the following songs reach #1 in the UK....

"Breakfast At Tiffany's" by Deep Blue Something
"Ready Or Not" by The Fugees
"Firestarter" by Prodigy
"Breathe" by Prodigy
"Return of the Mack" by Mark Morrison
"Boombastic" by Shaggy
"Dreams" by Gabrielle

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: Paul on 08/30/06 at 4:12 pm

Wow, I'm looking at the UK #1 Hits Chart from the entire 90's and i'm surprised by alot of the songs I see....

"Do The Bartman" by The Simpsons (#1 on February 10th, 1991)

I've pulled this one out for a particular mention...

At that time, The Simpsons hadn't even appeared on British TV (it was only shown via satellite and only a small percentage of the population would have been able to view it), which makes it all the more unbelievable how it managed to hit the top!

And it was a complete and utter load of tosh too!

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: Philip Eno on 08/31/06 at 1:54 am

I've pulled this one out for a particular mention...

At that time, The Simpsons hadn't even appeared on British TV (it was only shown via satellite and only a small percentage of the population would have been able to view it), which makes it all the more unbelievable how it managed to hit the top!

And it was a complete and utter load of tosh too!
The series was great and the song was dire!

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: whistledog on 08/31/06 at 11:10 pm

#1 hits in Canada for 1993

January 03 | I Will Always Love You - Whitney Houston
January 10 | I Will Always Love You - Whitney Houston
January 16 | I Will Always Love You - Whitney Houston
January 23 | I Will Always Love You - Whitney Houston
January 30 | I Will Always Love You - Whitney Houston
February 06 | I Will Always Love You - Whitney Houston
February 13 | I Will Always Love You - Whitney Houston
February 20 | I Will Always Love You - Whitney Houston

February 27 | Steam - Peter Gabriel
March 06 | Steam - Peter Gabriel

March 13 | Ordinary World - Duran Duran
March 20 | Ordinary World - Duran Duran
March 27 | Ordinary World - Duran Duran
April 03 | Ordinary World - Duran Duran

April 10 | If I Ever Lose My Faith in You - Sting
April 17 | If I Ever Lose My Faith in You - Sting
April 24 | If I Ever Lose My Faith in You - Sting

May 01 | I Have Nothing - Whitney Houston
May 08 | I Have Nothing - Whitney Houston
May 15 | I Have Nothing - Whitney Houston

May 22 | The Crying Game - Boy George

May 29 | Looking Through Patient Eyes - PM Dawn

June 05 | That's the Way Love Goes - Janet Jackson
June 12 | That's the Way Love Goes - Janet Jackson
June 19 | That's the Way Love Goes - Janet Jackson
June 26 | That's the Way Love Goes - Janet Jackson
July 03 | That's the Way Love Goes - Janet Jackson
July 10 | That's the Way Love Goes - Janet Jackson

July 17 | Have I Told You Lately - Rod Stewart

July 24 | I Don't Wanna Fight - Tina Turner
July 31 | I Don't Wanna Fight - Tina Turner
August 07 | I Don't Wanna Fight - Tina Turner

August 14 | Can't Help Falling in Love - UB40
August 21 | Can't Help Falling in Love - UB40

August 28 | Runaway Train - Soul Asylum
September 04 | Runaway Train - Soul Asylum
September 11 | Runaway Train - Soul Asylum

September 18 | Dream Lover - Mariah Carey
September 25 | Dream Lover - Mariah Carey
October 02 | Dream Lover - Mariah Carey
October 09 | Dream Lover - Mariah Carey
October 16 | Dream Lover - Mariah Carey
October 23 | Dream Lover - Mariah Carey

October 30 | I'd Do Anything For Love - Meat Loaf
November 06 | I'd Do Anything For Love - Meat Loaf

November 13 | No Rain - Blind Melon

November 20 | All That She Wants - Ace of Base
November 27 | All That She Wants - Ace of Base

December 04 | Please Forgive Me - Bryan Adams
December 11 | Please Forgive Me - Bryan Adams
December 18 | Please Forgive Me - Bryan Adams
December 25 | Please Forgive Me - Bryan Adams

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: nally on 09/03/06 at 11:48 pm

Also, Mr. Vain, by Culture beat, was a late 1993 song...

Yes it was. I grew fond of it less than a year later.

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: nally on 09/03/06 at 11:51 pm

#1 hits in Canada for 1993

January 03 | I Will Always Love You - Whitney Houston
January 10 | I Will Always Love You - Whitney Houston
January 16 | I Will Always Love You - Whitney Houston
January 23 | I Will Always Love You - Whitney Houston
January 30 | I Will Always Love You - Whitney Houston
February 06 | I Will Always Love You - Whitney Houston
February 13 | I Will Always Love You - Whitney Houston
February 20 | I Will Always Love You - Whitney Houston

February 27 | Steam - Peter Gabriel
March 06 | Steam - Peter Gabriel

March 13 | Ordinary World - Duran Duran
March 20 | Ordinary World - Duran Duran
March 27 | Ordinary World - Duran Duran
April 03 | Ordinary World - Duran Duran

April 10 | If I Ever Lose My Faith in You - Sting
April 17 | If I Ever Lose My Faith in You - Sting
April 24 | If I Ever Lose My Faith in You - Sting

May 01 | I Have Nothing - Whitney Houston
May 08 | I Have Nothing - Whitney Houston
May 15 | I Have Nothing - Whitney Houston

May 22 | The Crying Game - Boy George

May 29 | Looking Through Patient Eyes - PM Dawn

June 05 | That's the Way Love Goes - Janet Jackson
June 12 | That's the Way Love Goes - Janet Jackson
June 19 | That's the Way Love Goes - Janet Jackson
June 26 | That's the Way Love Goes - Janet Jackson
July 03 | That's the Way Love Goes - Janet Jackson
July 10 | That's the Way Love Goes - Janet Jackson

July 17 | Have I Told You Lately - Rod Stewart

July 24 | I Don't Wanna Fight - Tina Turner
July 31 | I Don't Wanna Fight - Tina Turner
August 07 | I Don't Wanna Fight - Tina Turner

August 14 | Can't Help Falling in Love - UB40
August 21 | Can't Help Falling in Love - UB40

August 28 | Runaway Train - Soul Asylum
September 04 | Runaway Train - Soul Asylum
September 11 | Runaway Train - Soul Asylum

September 18 | Dream Lover - Mariah Carey
September 25 | Dream Lover - Mariah Carey
October 02 | Dream Lover - Mariah Carey
October 09 | Dream Lover - Mariah Carey
October 16 | Dream Lover - Mariah Carey
October 23 | Dream Lover - Mariah Carey

October 30 | I'd Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That!) - Meat Loaf
November 06 | I'd Do Anything For Love - Meat Loaf

November 13 | No Rain - Blind Melon

November 20 | All That She Wants - Ace of Base
November 27 | All That She Wants - Ace of Base

December 04 | Please Forgive Me - Bryan Adams
December 11 | Please Forgive Me - Bryan Adams
December 18 | Please Forgive Me - Bryan Adams
December 25 | Please Forgive Me - Bryan Adams

Some of those songs also hit #1 on the U.S. charts. :) Those that did, I highlighted in darkviolet.

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: Flameon on 09/06/06 at 4:49 pm

"Here we go" - Domino

"Ditty" - Paperboy....Whatever happened to this guy.

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: WalkerP20 on 09/06/06 at 7:56 pm

Rock On The Net's "Top 100 Hits of 1993"

1 I Will Always Love You Whitney Houston
2 That's The Way Love Goes Janet Jackson
3 Dreamlover Mariah Carey
4 Again Janet Jackson
5 Weak SWV
6 Don't Walk Away Jade
7 Can't Help Falling In Love UB40
8 Freak Me Silk
9 Hero Mariah Carey
10 Love Is Vanessa Williams & Brian McKnight
11 I Have Nothing Whitney Houston
12 If Janet Jackson
13 Saving Forever For You Shanice
14 Informer Snow
15 I'm Every Woman Whitney Houston
16 A Whole New World Peabo Bryson & Regina Belle
17 I'm So Into You SWV
18 Show Me Love Robin S.
19 I'd Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That) Meat Loaf
20 In The Still Of The Nite (I'll Remember) Boyz II Men
21 Looking Through Patient Eyes P.M. Dawn
22 Right Here (Human Nature) SWV
23 Mr. Wendal Arrested Development
24 Lately Jodeci
25 River Of Dreams Billy Joel
26 Ordinary World Duran Duran
27 Two Princes Spin Doctors
28 All That She Wants Ace Of Base
29 Whoomp! There It Is Tag Team
30 Have I Told You Lately Rod Stewart
31 Deeper And Deeper Madonna
32 Please Forgive Me Bryan Adams
33 Breathe Again Toni Braxton
34 Baby I'm Yours Shai
35 7 Prince
36 Runaway Train Soul Asylum
37 Comforter Shai
38 Nuthin' But A "G" Thang Dr. Dre
39 Another Sad Love Song Toni Braxton
40 Come Undone Duran Duran
41 If I Had No Loot Tony! Toni! Tone!
42 Knockin' Da Boots H-Town
43 Just Kickin' It Xscape
44 Rain Madonna
45 Hey Mr. D.J. Zhane
46 I Don't Wanna Fight Tina Turner
47 Here We Go Again! Portrait
48 Shoop Salt-N-Pepa
49 I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles) The Proclaimers
50 I'll Never Get Over You (Getting Over Me) Expose
51 Will You Be There Michael Jackson
52 One Last Cry Brian McKnight
53 That's What Love Can Do Boy Krazy
54 Hip Hop Hooray Naughty By Nature
55 Cryin' Aerosmith
56 What Is Love Haddaway
57 Can We Talk Tevin Campbell
58 Faithful Go West
60 Ditty Paperboy
59 No Rain Blind Melon
61 When She Cries Restless Heart
62 Give It Up, Turn It Loose En Vogue
63 Little Miss Can't Be Wrong Spin Doctors
64 If I Ever Lose My Faith In You Sting
65 Nothin' My Love Can't Fix Joey Lawrence
66 Two Steps Behind Def Leppard
67 Sweet Thing Mary J. Blige
68 Angel Jon Secada
69 Ooh Child Dino
70 Who Is It Michael Jackson
71 I Got A Man Positive K
72 Bed Of Roses Bon Jovi
73 The Crying Game Boy George
74 More And More Captain Hollywood Project
75 Anniversary Tony! Toni! Tone!
76 Cats In The Cradle Ugly Kid Joe
77 Connected The Stereo MC's
78 Bad Boys Inner Circle
79 Dre Day Dr. Dre
80 What's Up 4 Non Blondes
81 Slam Onyx
82 Sweat (A La La La La Long) Inner Circle
83 Walk On The Ocean Toad The Wet Sprocket
84 Everybody Hurts R.E.M.
85 I Get Around 2Pac
86 The Right Kind Of Love Jeremy Jordan
87 Can't Get Enough Of Your Love Taylor Dayne
88 Runaway Love En Vogue
89 Reason To Believe (unplugged) Rod Stewart
90 The Last Song Elton John
91 Flex Mad Cobra
92 Something In Common Bobby Brown & Whitney Houston
93 Fields Of Gold Sting
94 It Was A Good Day Ice Cube
95 Boom! Shake The Room Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince
96 Regret New Order
97 Both Sides Of The Story Phil Collins
98 Keep Ya Head Up 2Pac
99 Dazzey Duks Duice
100 Never A Time Genesis

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: ultraviolet52 on 09/06/06 at 8:14 pm

^ for some reason that font makes them difficult to read. Maybe a different font would help?

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: whistledog on 03/30/07 at 3:56 pm

Here's a revised list (based on Canadian charts; non charted ones from compilation albums I had) of some of my favourites from 1993. I probably missed a whole bunch, but for now, here is a brief 25 ...

All That She Wants - Ace of Base
No Limit - 2 Unlimited
Whoot! There it Is - 95 South
Can't Help Falling in Love - UB40
Ordinary World - Duran Duran
Come Undone - Duran Duran
Show Me Love - Robin S.
Can You Forgive Her? - Pet Shop Boys
Tribal Dance - 2 Unlimited
Love For Love - Robin S.
I Don't Care - Shakespear's Sister
Love U More - Sunscreem
More and More - Captain Hollywood Project
Exterminate - Snap!
What is Love - Haddaway
Go West - Pet Shop Boys
The Truth - Banned in the UK
It Only Takes A Minute - Take That
Metal Mickey - Suede
Run to You - Rage *
Pressure Us - Sunscreem
World (Price of Love) - New Order
Mr. Vain - Culture Beat
I'll Be Loving You - Collage
This is It - Dannii Minogue
U R the Best Thing - D:Ream

* Originally by Bryan Adams

Subject: Re: 1993 songs

Written By: nally on 05/23/07 at 11:03 am

^ Some good ones you got in there... I know a good number of them. ;)

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