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okay, i've been having this huge thingy lately about the worst instant pop hits of the 90ies. i started to collect these songs it kinda brings nostalgic memories into my mind... i've talked to some friends and they have the same fetish, maybe not to the degree that i do lately... so i would like to know if you ever try to amuse yourself with such songs too, or i am just plain stupid? (dont be embarrased, its a free country ) if you can, please give me more suggestions on the worst instant pop hits that defined the 90ies and i might have forgotten about... thanks

so here is my list:

2 Unlimited - No Limits
Snap - Rhytm is a dancer
Emf - Unbeliveable (3:28)
Lou Bega - Mambo No.5 (3:42)
Kris Kross - Jump (3:17)
Right Said Fred - I'm Too Sexy For My Love (2:52)
Dr. Alban - It's My Life
Scatman John - I'm the Scatman (3:30)
New Kids On The Block - Tonight (3:25)
Whigfield - Saturday Night 2003 (5:11)
Whigfield - Sexy Eyes (4:03)
KK Project - Move It (5:52)
2 Unlimited - Tribal Dance
Venga Boys - Boom Boom Boom Boom (3:24)
Venga Boys - Up And Down (3:44)
Venga Boys - We Like The Party (3:43)
Eiffel 65 - Blue (Da Ba Dee) (3:40)
Gigi D'agostino - Another Way (6:05)
Gigi D'agostino - Bla Bla Bla (4:15)
Gigi D'agostino - La Passion (7:37)
Gigi D'agostino - L'amour Toujours (6:59)
Gigi D'agostino - The Riddle (4:45)
Rednex - Banjo (3:26)
Rednex - Coton Eye Joe (4:13)
Skee Lo - I Wish (3:59)
Ace Of Base - All That She Wants (3:34)
Ten Sharp - You (4:28)
Kaoma - Lambada (3:28)
Marky Mark - Good Vibrations (4:29)
Snap - I've Got The Power (5:43)
Sophie B. Hawkins - Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover (5:23)
Spandau Ballet - Gold (3:52)
Spandau Ballet - True (5:29)
Shakespeare Sisters - Stay (3:50)
Crash Test Dummies - Mmmm Mmmm Mmmm Mmmm (3:56)
Charles And Eddie - Would I Lie To You Baby (4:39)
Robert Miles - Children (7:06)
Robert Miles - Fable (7:12)
Marusha - Deep (3:15)
ATC - Around The World (3:38)
ATB - 9 Pm (Till I Come) (3:19)
Modern Talking - Brother Louie (3:35)
Bonnie Tyler - Turn Around (Bright Eyes) (5:28)

ok, i forgot to put dj bobo on the list

[pokkeherrie]

K-L-F... uh-huh uh-huh uh-huh.

don't forget them.

[Kim C Not G]

What about that "Barbie Girl" song by Aqua? haha

[krastian]

Originally Posted by Kim C Not G

What about that "Barbie Girl" song by Aqua? haha

That is pure death.

[Kim C Not G]

hah believe me, I know.

[xpresswaytoyrskull]

Are you kidding me?! That huge list and no where to be found is The Macarena, QUEEN of bad instant pop hits.

[Hip Priest]

Originally Posted by pokkeherrie

K-L-F... uh-huh uh-huh uh-huh.

don't forget them.

Ha! I love KLF - 3am Eternal is one of my favourite singles!

I don't know offhand if it was 80's or 90's, but f****** Ride on Time by Black Box or whatever absolutely did my head in. And anything by Celine Dion or Whitney Houston.

[Pablitzen]

The Macarena

[sonikold]

my flesh started crawling just looking at that list...

[Soundtrax]

haha, great ideas! how could i forgot barbie girl and macarena?

[saoq]

Gala - Free from Desire (the "My love got no money- He's got strong beliefs")
Roy Vedas - Fragments of life (excellent song, pure pop, vocoderish vocals)
sash - encore une fois
the army of lovers also (crucified, sexual revolution)- but that's too kitsch



i like 90s pop. nostalgia - I was a teenager then. Do you think there's gonna be a 90s revival/backlash?

[Glice]

You're missing Scooter from that list - Back in the UK would be my nomination. As it happens I really like a couple of tunes on that list (Venga boys' Boom Boom Boom Boom; 2Unlimited).

Also, I can't remember if it was 2000's or 1990's, but that ketchup song was fucking ace.

Also, definitely not 90's, but in that category of 'should be horrible but is actually better than 99% of things is Special D's Come with me. Which is probably me showing my raver side.

[trance feeeedback]

Nirvana-smells like teen spirit............

[stirling]

"Who Let The Dogs Out" (it's 2000 - close enough)

(apologies to anyone who gets that stuck in their head)

[Gulasch Noir]

2 unlimited have some great songs. no limits is a very powerful song. if i had the chance to get the 7", i'd totally go for it.

[Soundtrax]

Originally Posted by saoq

Gala - Free from Desire (the "My love got no money- He's got strong beliefs")
Roy Vedas - Fragments of life (excellent song, pure pop, vocoderish vocals)
sash - encore une fois
the army of lovers also (crucified, sexual revolution)- but that's too kitsch



i like 90s pop. nostalgia - I was a teenager then. Do you think there's gonna be a 90s revival/backlash?

hey, gala and roy vedas are totaly amazing that i totaly forgot that they exist, but now i downloaded it and can remember, really 2 amazing songs.

if i think there will be a revival? i think there is no real need of revival, because the same kinda music isnt even dead yet it just lives on with Deep Dish, DJ Sammy, Eric Prydz, The Shapeshifters, and so on, but the quality of this kind of music in the new century is much better i think.

yeah, i forgot scooter too and haddway, and john secada and culture beat (mr. vain), and so on... keep on posting... i didnt even expect to get so many good ones, some of which have totaly dissappeared from my memory

[Glice]

The Ketchup song. I fucking love that song. If you can find it, there was a song called, I think 'poing' which was the sound of a ruler being twanged a lot. It was hilarious, once.

[Gulasch Noir]

 

i have this lp. it has the great hits girl you know it's true and baby don't forget my number on it. and a gatefold cover!

[truncated]

This is off topic, but Glice, you might know this - I can't for the life of me remember the guy that did "Boogie Monster" - Armand something? I fucking LOVED that song.

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Originally Posted by truncated

This is off topic, but Glice, you might know this - I can't for the life of me remember the guy that did "Boogie Monster" - Armand something? I fucking LOVED that song.

armand van helden , i dont know this particular song, but his song "my my my" is totaly amazing!