Post your nineties pop
 

Since we have an eighties thread, let's bring in some nineties to boot.


"Here I go" - E-Type



"Around the World" - ATC



Whigfield - "Saturday Night"

Check out this song

I'm completely underwhelmed due to my mild dyslexia.

I see your Fantasy, and I raise you some Honey...

Where are you from? Cause euro-trash techno pop was only vaguely popular ironically on the internet for a few years in the late-'90s/early-'00s.

I would guess the UK as it was honestly a well loved common sound in 90's UK.



That or Girl bands.....


or boy bands......


OR THE ULTIMATE CREATION! A BOY AND GIRL BAND!


I dunno I think you should probs take the Euro dance.

Well...actually it does mean you have the Rednex.


Could I entice you into the smurfs cover? Yes I did say the Smurfs and not mean The Smiths....


I mean the entire album is just Smurf Dance music......

Then you have the Vengaboys! That was legitimately respected here in the UK.


Batlord....you do not seem to understand... the power....that is dance house trance music. I will let Mr Blobby show you the power techno pop had over Britain in the 90s! SING WITH ME BATLORD! BLOBBY! OOOOOH MR BLOOOOBBBBY!!

Dude, "We Like to Party" and most ****ing especially "Cotton Eye Joe" are important pieces of my late-teens/early-twenties. Middle class white kids who spent too much time on the internet ate that **** up.

Along with...

You should love Boobies then....I mean this song by a Scottish man.


Praga Khan was know for more than just his Mortal Kombat theme in the UK. TOP OF THE POPS!


..oooh yeah....there was alot of techno hip pop going on.

NSFW

Sweden. This music was pretty big all over Europe from the early 90s on. Although technically from the eighties on really...The US (meanwhile) had songs like this:


Christina Aguilera - Genie In A Bottle

Have some more..it's Christmas!


Captain Jack - Captain Jack


Leila K - Electric

I like the diversity of 90s pop...it was everything from this:


Nada Surf "Popular"


to this:


Joan Osborne - One Of Us
to this:


N-Trance - "Set You Free"

with lots in between :)

Nada surf is alternative not pop.

Favourite 90s guilty pop pleasure has got to be Edwin McCain " I'll Be"

All Saints's Pure Shoes, I consider it a 90's one :)

I like this 1995 cover that Dubstar did of Brick Supply's Not So Manic Now.

hahaha haven't heard this song in years, gonna put it on repeat for a while :p

One of my all-time, unabashed favorites.

Roxette-- "Knockin' on Every Door"

That's a good one. Too bad they don't tour anymore. Marie Fredriksson isn't doing too well these days.

Not exactly pop but it's from 1991.

First song that comes to mind when talking about 90s.

omg this was my fave

This guy is still touring. Putting out some pretty good music too.

I don't think any pop song sounds as quintessentially 90's to me as this one:


Also this one. Not that the radio played Simply Red especially much, but for some reason those two songs got stuck in my brain.

Cherries and Cross-eyed girl – Brendan Benson (1996)

This piece of **** actually got air time back in the 90's in Denmark. I loathe this song. There is a special place in hell for every person above the age of 9 that bought any of his albums.

I AM A TAXI DRIVER MAAAAN!!!

I AM A TAXI DRIVER MAAAAN!!!

I AM A TAXI DRIVER MAAAAN!!!

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Final proof that catchiness is not automatically a good quality in music.

That song is a piece of my post-high school/pre-20s history. Almost as good as this.

Kill it with fire!!
I never want to hear that damned thing again!
90's pop was sometimes allright, but much of it was the worst pop ever made.

Rednex weren't all that bad. Just got overplayed. Same with Dr. Bombay.


Anyways, this remix:



and this