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Printablenewpower99 said: Going back a little bit further to early in the decade , this week in 1991 ... Thing werent all that bad yet . ..Alternative, Dance and Cheesy Pop ruled the charts but at least there was some variety
http://www.billboard.com/...ngles&y=15 1. Everything I Do, I Do It for You - Bryan Adams 2. Right Here , Right Now - Jesus Jones 3. Unbelievable - EMF 4. P.A.S.S.I.O.N - Rhythm Syndicate 5. Summertime - D.J. Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince 6. Rush Rush - Paula Abdul 7. Piece of My Heart - Tara Kemp 8. Every Heartbeat - Amy Grant 9. It Aint Over Til Its Over - Lenny Kravitz 10. Temptation - Cornia This was a good chart.  | |
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SquirrelMeat said: 20 years ago today in the UK...
1 Papa don't preach - Madonna 2 My favourite waste of time - Owen Paul 3 The edge of heaven/Where did your heart go - Wham! 4 Happy hour - Housemartins 5 Let's go all the way - Sly Fox 6 Venus - Bananarama 7 The lady in red - Chris De Burgh 8 Bang Zoom(Let's go go) Real Roxanne With Hitman Howie Tee 9 Hunting high and low - A-HA 10 Higher love - Steve Winwood And Prince Pop life failed to make the top 40! FALSE!!!! Pop Life was in the Top 10 (USA) sometimes before the week of THIS list. | |
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ladygirl99 said: 1998 was the last year of great rnb and hip hop!
 1. 2pac was dead before 1998 2. The last year of great hip-hop (with very little mistakes) was 1993. [Edited 7/25/06 21:45pm] | |
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TonyVanDam said: ladygirl99 said: 1998 was the last year of great rnb and hip hop!
1. 2pac was dead before 1998 2. The last year of great hip-hop (with very little mistakes) was 1993. [Edited 7/25/06 21:45pm] 1.sorry but there were a lot of good rnb and hip hop songs came out after 1993 until 1998. after that i can able to count on my fingers of good songs came out after that year. 2. and what does 2pac have to do with 1998 or this post? [Edited 7/25/06 22:19pm] | |
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TonyVanDam said: SquirrelMeat said: 20 years ago today in the UK...
1 Papa don't preach - Madonna 2 My favourite waste of time - Owen Paul 3 The edge of heaven/Where did your heart go - Wham! 4 Happy hour - Housemartins 5 Let's go all the way - Sly Fox 6 Venus - Bananarama 7 The lady in red - Chris De Burgh 8 Bang Zoom(Let's go go) Real Roxanne With Hitman Howie Tee 9 Hunting high and low - A-HA 10 Higher love - Steve Winwood And Prince Pop life failed to make the top 40! FALSE!!!! Pop Life was in the Top 10 (USA) sometimes before the week of THIS list. Thats why it say "UK" charts.  Pop Life stalled at number 60 (not in that chart week).. | |
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I looooove when EW does these flashback write-ups 
I can't believe Ray Of Light is 8 years old already. Where does the time go? | |
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ladygirl99 said: TonyVanDam said: 1. 2pac was dead before 1998 2. The last year of great hip-hop (with very little mistakes) was 1993. [Edited 7/25/06 21:45pm] 1.sorry but there were a lot of good rnb and hip hop songs came out after 1993 until 1998. after that i can able to count on my fingers of good songs came out after that year. 2. and what does 2pac have to do with 1998 or this post? [Edited 7/25/06 22:19pm] 1. Sure there were TLC, Jay-Z, Nas, Busta Rhyme (with the long dredlocks) and OutKast. But the culture impact of 1998 hip-hop was no where as great as the 1988-93 era (since we had more styles of rap that were popular back then). Yeah, it's my opinion. But it's the true. 2. After the death of 2pac, we were running low on real rap artists that matter after 1994. | |
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TonyVanDam said: ladygirl99 said: 1.sorry but there were a lot of good rnb and hip hop songs came out after 1993 until 1998. after that i can able to count on my fingers of good songs came out after that year. 2. and what does 2pac have to do with 1998 or this post? [Edited 7/25/06 22:19pm] 1. Sure there were TLC, Jay-Z, Nas, Busta Rhyme (with the long dredlocks) and OutKast. But the culture impact of 1998 hip-hop was no where as great as the 1988-93 era (since we had more styles of rap that were popular back then). Yeah, it's my opinion. But it's the true. 2. After the death of 2pac, we were running low on real rap artists that matter after 1994. I believed after Biggie's death hip hop wasn't the same and that is when the bling bling era began. Now I like the beginning of that era when artists like Juvernile, The Lox, Busta Rhymes, and other artists was doing their thing. That was 1998 and 1999. But before you know it is started becoming tiresome and nothing have change since 1999. And as far as rnb, it practually merged into hip hop. Also like you said its your opinion. I am going to continue to listen to hip hop and rnb from 1978-1998. case closed.  | |
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