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5 favorite singles of the 90's



paul wickens

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Or it could equally have been;

Professional Widow: Tori Amos
U Don't Know Me: Armand Van Helden
For An Angel: Paul Van Dyk
Real Slim Shady: Eminem
Freed From Desire: Gala
 




paul wickens

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Dec 23, 2011
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Or even;

Children: Robert Miles
A Design For Life: Manic Street Preachers
True Faith: New Order
Come As You Are: Nirvana
Move Your Body: Xpansions
 




Tarpon

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Put the needle on these records a lot:

Lauren Hill - Doo Wop (that thing)
Saint Etienne - Only Love Can Break Your Heart
Mazzy Star - Fade Into You
PJ Harvey - Dress
Kate Bush - Running up that Hill
 














nipponseagull

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Apr 17, 2011
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REM - Losing my Religion.
Oasis - Wonderwall.
Pulp - Common People.
Chocolate Starfish - Mountain. [Australia]
Glay - However. [Japan]
 


brakespear

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Wasn't True Faith a 1980's single, in 1987? (There was a re-release in 1994, but a re-release of a single could be said of many well known singles).
Indeed, was released to promote 'Substance' iirc.

Not my favourite of musical decades but:

'Faster/PCP' - Manic Street Preachers
'Not Alone' - Bernard Butler
'At The River' - Groove Armada
'Regret' - New Order
'The Only Living Boy in New Cross' - Carter USM
 
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Guinness Boy

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Let me just check ye olde Spotify 90s playlist:

Portishead - Glory Box
St Etienne - Only Love Can Break Your Heart
Marmion - Shóneberg
Primal Scream - Loaded (Andy Weatherall Mix)
Dee Patten - Who's the Bad Man

In fact the last one's so good I'm going to let you all have a little treat....

 




Guinness Boy

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In fact the list I've chosen just reinforces the 90s was great for dance music and electronica but not so much for other stuff. My 80s list was harder to come up with and more eclectic.
 
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tinycowboy

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My second son was born to that.

The first one slid out to Slide Away by Oasis.

True story.

My second son was born to Truly Sherri by Bearsuit. I told the band and they put an announcement on their website. Just one of the advantages of liking bands with hardly any fans!
 


mejonaNO12 aka riskit

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Wow. This is VERY difficult to just think of off the top of my head. I'll undoubtedly miss some favourites.

Losing my religion - REM
Creep - Radiohead
November Rain - Guns n Roses (that's 90's, right?)
Hallelujah - Jeff Buckley
Common People - Pulp.

Even looking at that list now I don't think thats my top 5, just cant think of a difinitive list right now.
 






Guinness Boy

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Age of Love - Age of Love
Faithless - Salva Mea
Felix - Don't You Want Me
New Order - World in Motion
Chicane featuring Maire Brennan - Saltwater

Liking your selection :)

Missed this yesterday but those are some fine choices and have inspired me to whack my copy of Age of Love on at full volume (in to my over ear headphones). May I also offer Passion by Gat Decor though I'm not sure what it replaces in my list, just that when I play AOL it often reminds me of that tune for some strange reason.
 


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Missed this yesterday but those are some fine choices and have inspired me to whack my copy of Age of Love on at full volume (in to my over ear headphones). May I also offer Passion by Gat Decor though I'm not sure what it replaces in my list, just that when I play AOL it often reminds me of that tune for some strange reason.

Thank you to Wilko for your comment.


Regarding: Age of Love - from the 1980's onwards, electronic/trance music has always been 'right up my street', but somehow I missed Age of Love completely, until belatedly discovering it about 20 years after it first came out! Better late than never .. I adore that track so much.
 


Worthingite

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Let me just check ye olde Spotify 90s playlist:

Portishead - Glory Box
St Etienne - Only Love Can Break Your Heart
Marmion - Shóneberg
Primal Scream - Loaded (Andy Weatherall Mix)
Dee Patten - Who's the Bad Man

I've had this in my head for weeks and I could not remember who had done it!!!! I actually ended up believing I had made it up in my own head!!! :clap2:
 




Skaville

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Not all singles but:

Saint Etienne - Nothing Can Stop Us
Pulp - Babies
Radiohead - Street Spirit
Loaded - Primal Scream
Gorkys Zygotic Mynci - Patio Song

The rest of the long list...

Jesse - Mother Earth
Step on - Happy Mondays
Lucky Man - The Verve
Too Young To Die - Jamiroquai
Columbia - Oasis
Perfume - Paris Angels
Opportunity - The Charlatans
Fascinating Rythm - Bassomatic
Gomez - Tijuana Lady
Brown Paper Bag - Ronnie Size/Represent
A Roller Skating Jam Named Saturdays - De La Soul
There She Goes - The La's
Blur - The End
Sunshine on Leith - The Proclaimers
 


Pogue Mahone

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Apr 30, 2011
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Let me just check ye olde Spotify 90s playlist:

Portishead - Glory Box
St Etienne - Only Love Can Break Your Heart
Marmion - Shóneberg
Primal Scream - Loaded (Andy Weatherall Mix)
Dee Patten - Who's the Bad Man

In fact the last one's so good I'm going to let you all have a little treat....



Another milestone in my life - my first dance at my wedding with Mrs Pogue Mahone.
 


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