What is your #1 favorite 90s song?
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Eve 6 - inside out
Semi sonic - closing time
Sister hazel - all for you
Sugar ray - when it's over, fly, every morning
Wall flowers - one headlight
Too many to list. 90s was the best for music
Great song
You want the street address I grew up on too?
Yes pls
just your favourite home's from the 90's
Joke's on you. The street I lived on didn't have a name.
My wide says Poison by Bel Biv Devo
thanks for that piece of info, just what i was missing
Hmm. Honestly I loved my parents house. I lived in the woods. I had trees to climb. Streams to damn up. Forts to make. It was bad ass.
haha good point
I don’t have a #1 but i’m gonna say Spiderwebs by No Doubt™️
*Wife
nice~! ^^
never made a fort, but climbing trees was proper fun indeed
might just fuck around and climb a tree
go to bed
She was my childhood crush
"Harry's Circumcision" by Lou Reed, from the album of the decade, "Magic and Loss".
I'm not a sad person, but I like sad songs. Counterbalance, I guess.
might be the first nostrich to get a bed time timeout from damus
I think mine might be Mary Jane's Last Dance by Tom Petty
While released in October 1989, it still stands as a 90’s song because that’s when it really hit the airwaves in a big way. And still my “if I was stranded on a desert island and only had one song to listen to” song to this day. Joe Satriani, “Flying in a Blue Dream”.
Spotify
Flying in a Blue Dream
Joe Satriani · Flying In A Blue Dream · Song · 1989
Semi Charmed Life
It’s an upbeat and catchy song but it’s about a guy battling addiction to meth and how he wishes he could stop.
As a kid it was just fun to sing along to but as an adult it hits different.
I want something else
To get me through this
I bust through the wall like kool aid man when this song comes on
robert miles - children
Me listening to all these songs right now
Not #1 but a good one
In bloom is my favorite Nirvana song
Technically a cover of a non-90's song but a classic
Nostr builds a playlist
Smash mouth - allstar
Will also add in giftshop by the hip
When @jb55 makes a timeout feature for damus.
Like a matchmaking ban lols 
🤣🤣🤣
🔥 love this one!
Tidal has a 90s pop hits playlist that's a go to for me 😂. Most of the songs listed here are on it. Plus Wannabe, The Sign, and other girly songs 😬
"Stay" - Shakespeare's Sister
"Stay" - Lisa Loeb
"Creep" - STP
"Creep" - TLC
Ace of base so good
Lol
Can’t pick a favorite, but as far as iconic goes, has anyone mentioned Teenage Dirtbag yet?
Yes!!
Objectively speaking: based on my iTunes play count: (and yes, I still almost never skip it)
Well, 1990 was my senior year of high school, so it'd have to be anything by Roxette, Janet Jackson, Mariah Carey, and Bell Biv Devoe lol.
Beyond that year, I wasn't much for current music. I was deep diving into '70s rock.
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Wallflowers: One Headlight
holy shit
Thunderstruck AC/DC 🎸🎸🎸
How does 1 even decide this ?
Best voice in the game
theres a lot of different directions to go with that question
Not my favorite, but I think it's commonly missed:
You mean I have to choose a single Weird Al song?
Ugh.
Amish paradise
Do not make that mistake when she's in earshot! 🤣🤣🤣
Always a good choice. 😎
Agreed +1
Something Nirvana
Haha
Had to factcheck this one ☝️
It’s true!
Aqua - doctor jones
Btw i was dumb i meant Don’t Speak not Spiderwebs. Both gud but don’t speak better
This one started the 90s out right IMO.
Lol. Really?
Possibly Wherever I May Roam, from Metallica:
Once there was this guuuuurl
Return of the Mack
I'd like to pick a 90s rap song but I can't because my real favorite is probably either 6 Underground by the sneaker pimps or Lump by the Presidents
After double checking it's definitely 6 Underground by sneaker pimps
Song was very ahead of its time
Greet the sacred cow by Primus
Creep: radiohead 1992
I only left it off my list because someone else had mentioned it. Lol.
I didn't see that. Solid creep list. Ty.
This whole album is SEVERELY underrated.
Nirvana – Nevermind
Wu-Tang Clan – Enter the 36 Chambers
These are two of my favorite albums, and they're groundbreaking. The ’90s were a magical decade for music.
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