Ah, July 1992…it was the month when Whitney Houston married Bobby Brown. It was also the month that Guns ‘N Roses‘ song “November Rain” became the longest-running song to enter the Billboard top 20. And most importantly, these songs were at the tippy-top of the Billboard charts this very week of July 1992… On the …
Is there a more definitively summer song than Coolio‘s “Fantastic Voyage”? On this very date in 1994, Coolio released his debut album, It Takes a Thief. The album would reach number 8 in the U.S. and that very single I previously mentioned would not only become a road-trip staple and summer jam, it would reach number …
It was the middle of the second-to-last summer of the 90s, and we couldn’t get enough of these songs on this week in 1998. (Don’t forget, you need to have your Spotify on to enjoy these songs in full–and support artists making $$ for their work!) The Goo Goo Dolls had a hold on the Alternative …
If maybe you’re a bit too young to recall Tony! Toni! Toné!, but you’re a geek who pays attention, then you likely remember the group (and their first top ten single, “Feels Good”) as featured on one of my favorite shows, Rick and Morty. (All blessings to Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon.) Regardless, you should probably …
It was the beginning of a new decade and the last decade of the the century. Do you remember what you were doing the week of July 3, 1991? No matter your musical tastes, chances are good you were enjoying one of these singles which, in turn, was enjoying number 1 status on one of …
Few bands of the 90s have a sound as distinctive and refreshing as Arrested Development. Their alternative hip-hop sound offered a unique, brighter perspective to the darker gangsta rap of the early 90s. Their debut album, 3 Years, 5 Months, and 2 Days in the Life of… was both a critical and commercial hit which spun off several …
