90s Christmas! No Doubt "Oi To The World" (1996)

Reflecting upon the Christmas classics, a short list comes to mind...Angels We Have Heard on High, O Tannenbaum, Good King Wenceslas, and of course: Oi To The World.

90s Christmas! Boyz II Men "Let It Snow" (1993)

Boyz II Men were hosting their own ugly sweater parties way before it was cool.

90s Christmas! Job Bon Jovi "Please Come Home For Christmas" (1993)

While we're at it, add 1993-era Cynthia Crawford to my Christmas list!

It's a 90s Christmas! Mariah Carey "All I want For Christmas is You" (1994)

It's that time of year, kiddies! Time to gather round the mistletoe and pretend you're kissing 1994-era Mariah Carey.

Volume 272: Janet Jackson "Together Again" (1997)

And here is yet another post that comes from the polar opposite of the last post. Until the upcoming TOOL/Janet Jackson collaboration is released, anyway.

Volume 271: Tool "Sober" (1993)

The last post was NKOTB. I have to wipe the slate clean, so here you go:

Volume 270: New Kids on the Block "Step by Step" (1990)

In 1990, there was NKOTB.

In 2000, there was Backstreet Boys.

In 2010, there is Jonas Brothers.

In 2020, there will be a group of singing embryos. Whaddaya say, science?

Volume 269: Robyn "Show me Love" (1997)

Fact: Roughly 10% of all 90s music videos looked like a Calvin Klein ad.

Volume 268: Ace of Base "All That She Wants" (1993)

Man, I just do not like AoB. But everyone else seems to, so I grudgingly post. Are you happy now??

Volume 267: Van Halen "Right Now" (1992)

Here's my theory about this song and video. It goes like this:

E. Van Halen: It's the 90s now and we're pretty washed up.
A. Van Halen: Yeah, no one cares about us at all anymore.
E. Van Halen: We need to be current again. What's going on right now?
A. Van Halen: What? I wasn't listening.

I dunno, something like that.

Volume 266: Nirvana "In Bloom" (1992)

Before Weezer lampooned Happy Days, Nirvana did their best Beatles/Buddy Holly. Really, I just like seeing Dave Grohl in a blond wig.