Chris Barron, lead singer of the Spin Doctors, has healed from the nodes on his vocal chords and is out there touring. Regarding Martine saying Mandy Moore looks twelve, the video came out the year she turned fifteen, so she might have been fourteen when it was filmed, so she is nearly correct.
Brian's so right. These are not forgotten. I still listen to the vast majority of these all the time. In fact, I listened to "Two Princes" today in the car.
All of these songs were hits in the 90s, except Crazy Town's "Butterfly" which belongs to the 00s, although their album "The Gift of Game" was released in November 1999; but Butterfly as a single was released at the end of October 2000, and reached number 1 on Billboard in March 2001. Therefore Butterfly was a hit in the 00s and not the 90s.
These are some songs that I know were hits in the 90s that I always seem to forget: Lovefool, I Love You Always Forever, Sunny Came Home, Where Have All The Cowboys Gone, and Crush (Jennifer Paige)?
#4 Robyn "Show Me Love" fun fact. She was actually chosen to have Britney Spears music career by Jive Records. Robyn's then boyfriend didn't want her to move to America to launch her music career. So Robyn turned it down & that's how Britney Spears got her big break. Can you imagine? "Oh Baby Baby, Hit Me One More Time" by Robyn? Robyn would have nailed it. I love Britney Spears but Robyn has a way better singing voice by far. Robyn could have been world famous if she chose Jive Records over her now exboyfriend. Talk about missed opportunity. Samething happened to Nicole Scherzinger who turned down an opportunity to join the Black Eyed Peas because of her then boyfriend objections. And the opporunity went to Stacy Ferguson aka Fergie.
How can y'all forget "You Gotta Be" by Des'ree?? "You gotta be bad, you gotta be bold, You gotta be wiser. You gotta hard, you gotta be tough, you gotta be stronger. You gotta be cool, you gotta be calm, you gotta stay together. Cause all I that I know, love can save the day" 🎶🎶🎶
For forgotten song for me are Enigma: return to innocence Fatboy slim: right here right now Space: female of the species Suede: beautiful once NSYNC: dirty pop All saints: bootie call Casie: me and you Inoj: time after time/ let me love you down/ all I want Wendy Moten: Come in out of the rain Republica: ready to go
Some great choices there and for the next Do They Know the 90's please try...... Michael Jackson - Heal The World Bon Jovi - In These Arms Sheryl Crow - All I Wanna Do Underworld - Born Slippy En Vogue - Free Your Mind EMF - Unbelievable Annie Lennox - Little Bird Run DMC - It's Like That (And That's The Way It Is) Cypress Hill - Insane In The Brain Red Hot Chili Peppers - Scar Tissue Foo Fighters - My Hero Janet Jackson - Black Cat
William Orbit + Madonna = absolute perfection. Ray of Light had such depth, despite its often stripped-back electronic sound. Great melodies, harmonies, vocals, everything.
I almost didn't recognize "Ray of Light", until I heard the chorus lyrics and I immediately thought "Oh, damn. They parodied this in Peter Griffin's first Red Bull high." ⚡🐃⚡
The 90's was such a vibe. As a 90's kid listening to Mtv, Spin Doctors, Mandy Moore, Crazy Town... good times! And I wish I could forget Vitamin C, lol!
I know the Crazytown's album where Butterfly was taken from was released in 1999 but the song was released as a single in 2000 and became a hit in 2001, so I think it should be considered a 2000s song.
Madonna's Ray of Light album didn't mark the change from her 80's style to her 90's style. She transitioned from her 80's pop sound to her 90's R&B sound with 2 albums: Erotica (1992) and Bedtime Stories (1994). Ray of Light (1998) marked her transition from her 90's R&B sound to her late 90's/early 2000's electronic sound.
A react where the Reactors are ALLOWED to sing? YES!!!! Also funny that you got reactors (Martine, Brian, Jayse) that have waaaaaay too much musical knowledge to not know most or all of these songs. Not that I'm complaining. My favourite thing about that Len video is that the group got the funding to make a video, flew down to wherever that was, partied, and basically made that video on whatever money was left. RIP Shifty Shellshock.
Yooooooo!!! Sugar Ray is playing at the county fair in 2 weeks and I'm so pumped!!! I have no idea why they're in bumfuck nowhere South Dakota but I'm here for it!
@@Darkaltaris + Manic Street Preachers - If you tolerate this, then your children will be next. Stardust - Music sounds better with you, Eagle Eye Cherry- Save tonight
I’m at that age where I’m basically stuck in all my 90s/early 00s music. But in elementary school, I desperately wanted to do a dance to “two princes” with the boys I had crushes on for a talent show. Never did though.
I hear 'Graduation', all I can see is the start of Scary Movie 2 where Cindy sings along to it on the radio and Vitamin C interrupts to tell her to shut up and let her sing 🤣
Abercrombie & Fitch are still around... and NKOTB are also still around, in fact, they're on a summer tour right now as for LFO... The final living member, Brad Fischetti, began touring with pop group O-Town in a series of dates during the Y2K tour. He performed LFO songs in memory of Cronin and Lima, and vowed to keep the LFO legacy alive
And there are always 3 mics on the stage whenever LFO Brad performs... one for him, and 2 for his bandmates who passed away. The 2 mics have their favorite shoes hanged. This is both for Brad to feel that he is still performing with his LFO brothers and to commemorate them in each performance.
Man, Seal's "Crazy" has been one of my favorite songs from the first time I heard it back in 1990. I think that first Seal album would be one of my "deserted island" albums. To me, it's just that good.
Yes and no and yes. It was released as a single in 1997, but the album _Robyn Is Here_, was released in Sweden in 1995. We didn't get the album (or the single) in the US until 1997.
Aww LFO. All of their members have passed away btw. RIP. Edit: Correction, except for Brian, my bad. Only Brian (one of the original members) is the surviving member.
my moms graduation song was Schools out for summer by alice cooper. which is awesome . my classes Grad sone was Nothing else matters Metallica haha so gen x
The album that Graduation was on came out in 1999, but the song itself was not released as a single until March of 2000. It’s pretty much the Graduation song of the Class of 2000.
LFO - underrated. RIP Rich and Devin. Should listen to the album version of Don't Want to Kiss You Goodnight - even more underrated. Find Jennifer Love Hewitt's tribute to him in a recent interview.
When Creed announced they were getting back together, I started listening to all of their stuff again. Didn't know Seal sang Crazy. RIP Shifty Shellshock, Crazy Town.
Ah the 90's feels like ages ago. Some musical nostalgia here. I was more into alternative rock or so called "Grunge" that some people claim today never existed. That and more heavy rock at that time. But one cannot escape memorable songs like those above either.
I loved that mention too. I saw that movie in Theaters and it's so underrated, definitely taught me life lessons since I was close to that age. Fav line still comes from Maureen, "I'm sorry mom, you didn't have the feet, I don't have the heart." That really got to me for sure.