What is your favorite song from the 90's?

[AngryDem001]

I can't really chose a fave myself, there were sooooo many good songs!!

[KMOD]

1. Samantha Fox had a birthday recently

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Oh wait, she was 80s. umm lemme think about it for a moment.

[Cheese Sandwich]

2. What about Biggy and Juicy

I don't have a favorite but this is the first thing I thought of

[bigwillq]

9. 1990s rap, hip-hop and R&B was awesome!

Miss those days.

[Cheese Sandwich]

13. I know right?

Maybe some day we can make a thread of 90s hip-hop R&B.

[lovemydog]

3. First one that pops in my head is Shake Your Money by Black Grape

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[Tom Ripley]

4. Spaceman 3 - Set Me Free/I've Got the Key

[pipi_k]

5. Well, one of them anyway

[Bosonic]

6. Wipeout 2097 OST

Kick-ass 90s game, kick-ass 90s music.

[sharp_stick]

7. There were several

but one of my favorites has to be "Irresponsible Hate Anthem" by Marilyn Manson.

Any song that has "I wasn't born with enough middle fingers" in the chorus can't be all bad. Add to that the fact that a Marilyn Manson concert was pretty much the first date for my wife and I.

Some definitely NSFW lyrics, that pretty much goes without saying

[OriginalGeek]

8. way too many to list but

this would be near the top

[Coventina]

10. Either "The Distance" by Cake or "Buddy Holly" by Weezer.

There are songs from the 90s that are better, but as far as evoking the 90s, those two do it for me.

[fizzgig]

11. i finally saw weezer live last year

i have no idea why or how it took me 20 years to see them, but it was worth the wait. buddy holly is one of my least favorite songs ever and even hearing that was awesome.

[Coventina]

12. I've never seen them. It just never worked out for me.

They aren't my favorite band, but for me, they really evoke the 90s.

It was like they were the official soundtrack of the decade, at least that was my experience.

I would definitely go see them if they ever came when I was able to go!!

[fizzgig]

14. they really do evoke the 90s

and they're one of the few bands from that time period whose new stuff i enjoy. they weren't why we went to riot fest last year, but they were a nice bonus.

[Arugula Latte]

15. I always thought this was a pretty song:

Here's another cool one:

Oh! And THIS!

[Joe Shlabotnik]

20. Girl like you, and Groove

were great oddball sounds. The nineties were famous for that, another:

I fondly remember the nineties as what I image the '60s to be like but with a lot more cynicism. And drugs. And Sex. And STD's.

[Xyzse]

16. Fields of Gold - 1993 - Sting

Well, that album of his was amazing.

[Avalux]

17. So listen up 'cause you can't say nothin'

[Joe Shlabotnik]

22. +1

Possibly the best. video. evah.

[CrawlingChaos]

23. Love that so much

And the video... so good.

[Ahpook]

18. That's tough

I thought RHCP sounded really good. This whole CD jams though

[kwassa]

19. I'm too sexy.

[Joe Shlabotnik]

21. Don't want to bomb this thread,

so I'll keep it to a few. The 90's were incredible for music. From popular stuff:

"Today" is still my fave smashing tune for the era, but Ava Adore is up there, and a great video.

Similarily, Bush; not their most rockin' song, but the most nostalgic for me:

College: beer, drugs, mysticism and sex:

Smash shit up (in a polite way):

Capping the 90's, with a fruitful decade of social, political, anarchism and activism; from the battle of Seattle to setting the stage for Occupy:

[CrawlingChaos]

24. "Hey Man Nice Shot" by Filter

Right now, that's what it is. In 10 minutes I'll have a different favorite.

And I agree with you - lots of great music from the 90's.