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Fast-forward to 1995.


1. Gangsta's Paradise, Coolio [However, the Dynamite Hack cover of this is fucking brilliant]

2. Waterfalls, TLC

3. Creep, TLC

4. Kiss From A Rose, Seal

5. On Bended Knee, Boyz II Men

6. Another Night, Real McCoy

7. Fantasy, Mariah Carey

8. Take A Bow, Madonna

9. Don't Take It Personal (Just One Of Dem Days), Monica

10. This Is How We Do It, Montell Jordan

11. I Know, Dionne Farris

12. Water Runs Dry, Boyz II Men

13. Freak Like Me, Adina Howard

14. Run-Around, Blues Traveler

15. I Can Love You Like That, All-4-One

16. Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman?, Bryan Adams

17. Always, Bon Jovi

18. Boombastic / In The Summertime, Shaggy

19. Total Eclipse Of The Heart, Nicki French


20. You Gotta Be, Des'ree

21. You Are Not Alone, Michael Jackson

22. Hold My Hand, Hootie and The Blowfish

23. One More Chance-Stay With Me, Notorious B.I.G.

24. Here Comes The Hotstepper, Ini Kamoze

25. Candy Rain, Soul For Real

26. Let Her, w Hootie and The Blowfish

27. I Believe, Blessid Union Of Souls

28. Red Light Special, TLC

29. Runaway, Janet Jackson


30. Strong Enough, Sheryl Crow

31. Colors Of The Wind, Vanessa Williams

32. Someone To Love, Jon B.


33. Only Wanna Be With You, Hootie and The Blowfish Stab me with a plastic spork, repeatedly, before making me listen to this fucking song again.

34. If You Love Me, Brownstone

35. In The House Of Stone And Light, Martin Page

36. I Got 5 On It, Luniz

37. Baby, Brandy

38. Run Away, Real McCoy

39. As I Lay Me Down, Sophie B. Hawkins

40. He's Mine, Mokenstef


41. December, Collective Soul

42. I'll Be There For You-You're All I Need To Get By, Method Man-Mary J. Blige

43. Shy Guy, Diana King


44. I'm The Only One, Melissa Etheridge

45. Every Little Thing I Do, Soul For Real

46. Before I Let You Go, BLACKstreet

47. Big Poppa / Warning, Notorious B.I.G.

48. Sukiyaki, 4 P.M.

49. I Wanna Be Down, Brandy

50. I'll Make Love To You, Boyz II Men

51. Dear Mama / Old School, 2Pac

52. Hold On, Jamie Walters

53. Keep Their Heads Ringin', Dr. Dre

54. The Rhythm Of The Night, Corona

55. Roll To Me, Del Amitri

56. Scream / Childhood, Michael Jackson and Janet Jackson

57. Freek'n You, Jodeci

58. I Wish, Skee-lo

59. Believe, Elton John


60. Carnival, Natalie Merchant

61. You Don't Know How It Feels, Tom Petty


62. Back For Good, Take That

63. Tootsee Roll, 69 Boyz

64. You Want This-70's Love Groove, Janet Jackson

65. Tell Me, Groove Theory

66. Can't You See, Total


67. All I Wanna Do, Sheryl Crow [See also: Hootie]

68. This Lil' Game We Play, Subway

69. Come And Get Your Love, Real McCoy

70. This Ain't A Love Song, Bon Jovi

71. Secret, Madonna

72. Player's Anthem, Junior M.A.F.I.A.

73. Feel Me Flow, Naughty By Nature

74. Every Day Of The Week, Jade

75. The Sweetest Days, Vanessa Williams


76. Short Dick Man, 20 Fingers Featuring Gillette A fine example of misandrony to counterbalance the bitches and hos rife elsewhere.

77. Brokenhearted, Brandy

78. No More "I Love You's", Annie Lennox

79. You Used To Love Me, Faith Evans

80. Constantly, Immature


81. Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me, U2

82. 100% Pure Love, Crystal Waters

83. Ask Of You, Raphael Saadiq

84. Sugar Hill, Az


85. Good, Better Than Ezra We skip grunge, and instead, we get the beginnings of the whiny sensitive white boy trying to get laid movement.

86. Brown Sugar, D'angelo

87. Turn The Beat Around, Gloria Estefan

88. 'Til You Do Me Right, After 7

89. 1st Of Tha Month, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony

90. Like The Way I Do If I Wanted To, Melissa Etheridge

91. I Live My Life For You, Firehouse

92. Dream About You-Funky Melody, Stevie B


93. Cotton Eye Joe, Rednex If this isn't a sad fucking commentary on the quality of music in 1995, I don't know what is.

94. Thank You, Boyz II Men

95. I'll Stand By You, Pretenders

96. I Miss You, N II U

97. Give It 2 You, Da Brat

98. Best Friend, Brandy

99. Misery, Soul Asylum

100. Can't Stop Lovin' You, Van Halen


Apparently, hip-hop and rap were a whole fucking lot bigger than grunge was. Maybe my ignorance -is- bliss. TWO fucking songs here that I won't go "huh?" or start shooting when exposed to. Christ on a stick, I'm glad I stumbled onto BMG music club while I was at college.
Date/Time: 2005-08-21 22:41 (UTC)Posted by: [identity profile] eve2007.livejournal.com
I worked in a music store in 1995. I had to listen to a good majority of those songs. Especially Hootie and the Blowfish and Boyz II Men. Oh and I worked there when that Spanish singer Selena passed away and we were swamped with every Mexican from Tampa to Wimauma and I was also there when Michael Jackson released his newest album.

Yes, I longed for the times when the store would close and we could listen to our own music as loud as we wanted in the store.

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