Music from the Bush Sr. era

Like A Prayer

Freedom

Freedom

I Wish It Would Rain Down (my favorite Phil Collins song)

Soho - Hippichick

Nicety (Nice + Nasty) by Michel'le

Get Up Technotronic

Rhythm is a Dancer Snap (this video is everything)

Martha Wash for Black Box

George Michael played such a significant role in promoting the “supermodels.” I remember as a kid learning their names because of the Too Funky video.

Celestial Soda Pop

Toy Soliers (a poppy song about a pretty hard subject and very tought lyrics)

[quote]Martha Wash for Black Box

And everything else that played mid 1990, aka “The Summer of Vogue”

1989:

Right on Time

Love Shack

Groove Is in the Heart

1990:

Vogue

Happening All Over Again

C’mon and Get My Love

Get Up

Pride (A Deeper Love)

Gonna Make You Sweat

Everybody, Everybody

Touch Me

All Around the World

Hold On (by En Vogue, not the Nepotism Cousins)

The Power

Dirty Cash )Money Talks)

Say No Go -- De La Soul

(ahem)

Chains of Love - Erasure

Disappear - INXS

Why didn't OP include the music video where a young beautiful Keanu made his first appearance a la Rebel without a Cause.

Technotronic feat. Ya Kid K - Move This

Your Love - Chic

THE BRAND NEW HEAVIES - Never Stop

Janet Jackson - Love Will Never Do (Without You)

Jane Child - Don't Wanna Fall In Love

Cathy Dennis - Touch Me (All Night Long)

What no grunge?

Mahler: Symphony No. 6

Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit

Save the Best for Last

I don’t need to sell my soul, he’s already in me.

The Bodyguard was a box office hit in 1992.

Revolting Cocks

Im every woman was released in Jan 1993, so its not included in this list.

That’s me in the corner, that’s me in the spotlight...

Tara Kemp - Piece of My Heart

Exit light, enter night

The mini dramas of the era:

Free falling

My Name is Luka

Janie’s Got a Gun

And the songs about petty everyday minutia:

Tom’s Diner

Fast Cars

Luka - 1987

Fast Car - 1988

Personally I prefer music from the Ulysses Grant era-1869-1877.

Mahler 2 - Bernstein/NY Phil, live @ Avery Fisher Hall. March 30, 1989.

Rameau's Hippolyte et Aricie. Merkin Hall, December 1, 1989

R34, The Bodyguard soundtrack album was released in 1992. So in essence, it was released in 1992.

So what’cha what’cha what’cha want?

The Replacements - When It Began

Hey Kool Thing, c’mere. Sit down beside me

Bob Mould - Sunspots

Leave A Light On - Belinda Carlisle

Live Your Life Be Free - Belinda Carlisle

From the Replacements' Don't Tell A Soul, "Achin' to Be." One of the few pop albums I loved then.

They Might Be Giants - anything from their album, Flood, but this one I always felt was relevant to the time we were in.

Rain - Madonna

Erotica - Madonna

Paul Simon - The Obvious Child

Summer Rain - Belinda Carlisle

Little Black Book - Belinda Carlisle

Thought I'd Died & Gone To Heaven - Bryan Adams

The Sugarcubes - Hit

Where Does My Heart Beat Now? - Celine Dion

Camper Van Beethoven - Pictures Of Matchstick Men

Justify My Love - Madonna

Deee-Lite - Groove Is In The Heart

R62 You beat me to that one.

Rescue Me - Madonna

This gayfest =

THE BLUE NILE- The downtown lights

Praying For Time - George Micahel

Vision Of You - Belinda Carlisle

OK...the Belinda fan has bad taste. All those shit songs and no mention of Runaway Horses?

Shit video but fantastic song. Should have been the first single. Then they should have released Valentine instead of fucking Summer Rain. She might have had some actual hits instead of ending her US career.

Do You Feel Like I Feel?

Tom Petty -- I Won't Back Down

Vibeology

Will You Marry Me?

Jesus and Mary Chain

XTC - Peter Pumpkinhead

Blow Kisses In The Wind

Power Of Love

Girl You Know It’s True- Milli Vanilli

Neil Young

Annie Lennox - Why

Love Revolution

I've Been Thinking About You - Londonbeat

Nine Inch nails

Massice Attack-Unfinished Sympathy

(We Want) The Same Thing

Cool Jerk '90 - The Go-Go's

Prince - Gett Off

Is Belinda posting here?

Lou Reed

Please Mr. Jailer

Someone is posting as quickly as the guy who mass-posts in the "What Are You Listening to Now?" threads.

k.d. lang - Constant Craving

Concrete Blonde

Nachos!

The Sundays - Here's Where The Story Ends

Nothing Compares 2 U

Rain by Madonna is NOT from this era. It was released in 1993.

Love Shack

Enya - Caribbean Blue

Mother Love Bone

Jesus built my car. It’s a love affair; mainly Jesus and my hotrod.

R96 The album was released in 1992 Einstein.

Roam = B-52's

Deadbeat Club

Channel Z

Smashing Pumpkins

1992 was Bush Sr.

P.M. Dawn - Set Adrift On Memory Bliss

Deeper & Deeper - Madonna

"Orinoco Flow" - Enya (released in January, 1989, in the US):

I was drunk that entire era but nothing could to this, regardless. Still sounds great to me sober.

ohmigod, Jinx, R108. We are on same timeline.

Bad Girl

Move Any Mountain

R.I.P.

Throwing Muses

Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover - Sophie B. Hawkins

Cream - Prince

REM

Are you going to run it all the way to 600 tonight?

Blue Eyes Are Sensitive To The Light - Sara Hickman

Another legendary Aussie band, The Church - Metropolis.

Lay Down Your Arms - The Graces

Perfect View - The Graces

Cherish - Madonna

Barbara Manning - Every Pretty Girl

Miss Chatelaine - kd lang

One by U2

Paul Kelly

The Mariah Carey singles, in order of my liking

Love Takes Time (the best live rendition, she had such a beautiful voice then)

Cant Let Go

I Dont Wanna Cry

Friday I'm In Love - The Cure

Emotions

Wild Women Do

Vision of Love

Fame '90

Now Whitney

All The Man That I Need

King Of Wishful Thinking

It Must Have Been Love

I Can't Make You Love Me

Joyride

Fading Like A Flower

I’ll never do acid again

KLF - 3 a.m. Eternal

The Big L

Church Of Your Heart - Roxette

Spending My Time - Roxette

Suicide Blonde - INXS

Darling, come here...

Joey - Concrete Blonde

Some Black Velvet anyone?

Yaaaaas

Bitter Tears - INXS

Miss You Like Crazy - Natalie Cole

I'll Be Your Everything - Tommy Page

Sweet Lullaby - Deep Forest

A Shoulder To Cry On - Tommy Page

World On Fire - Jane Wiedlin

World Party - Way Down Now

Rhythm Of The Night - Corona

How Can I Ease The Pain? - Lisa Fischer

Why not Ivy's theme?

It's A Fine Day - Opus 3

Hold On - Wilson Phillips

The lead singer was such a hottie

All I Want

Release Me - Wilson Phillips

Walk On the Ocean

Impulsive - Wilson Phillips

Regarding Wilson Phillips, my favorite song is the one the third girl sang.

Impulsive

You're In Love

Lost In Your Eyes - Debbie Gibson

Electric Youth - Debbie Gibson

If Wishes Came True - Sweet Sensation

Blaze Of Glory - Bon Jovi

Love & Affection - Nelson

I'm Your Baby Tonight - Whitney Houston

More rock.

It was a hit on the US, but was MASSIVE everywhere else.

A boy I crushed on in college made my day when he said I looked like the lead singer of the Lightning Seeds.

Romantic - Karyn White

Secret Rendezous - Karyn White

The Way You Love Me

High Enough - Damn Yankees

Fun indie rock playlist from that era:

Save Me - Fleetwood Mac

Skies The Limit - F. Mac

Love Is Dangerous - F. Mac

Miss Lisa Stansfield

The Bette Midler singles

Night and Day

From A Distance

And a Drag Queen must

Wind Beneath My Wings

Basia, henny

Julia Fordham

Beautiful and devastating song by Elton

So Hard...

The Tylor Dayne singles from her second era (her first was before this time)

With Every Beat of My Heart

Her Biggest Hit

Love Will Lead You Back

....Dizz Knee Land

My Favorite from her

I'll Be Your Shelter

Her first single to not reach the top ten,

Heart of Stone

The Escape Club

I'll Be There

Only Love Can Break Your Heart by Saint Etienne

Cocteau Twins - Heaven Or Las Vegas

Crystal Waters' Gypsy Woman - a bit overplayed at the time, but was part of my coming out soundtrack . . . la da dee la dee dow, la da dee la dee dow

Seal - Crazy

Finally

DLers seem to prefer pretty black women with complicated love lives.

Inner City - Good Life

Buffalo Stance

R206, in spirit all DLers are black women with complicated love lives. And whoever is posting videos right now is my soulmate.

Erasure - Chorus

Another one fronted by black woman: Touch Me - 49ers

Throwing Muses - Counting Backwards

Tasmin Archer, "Sleeping Satellite"

Electronic - Disappointed

Some Sting.

Morrissey - Our Frank

Expose

En Vogue - Free Your Mind

Pixies — This Monkey Gone To Heaven

Throwing Muses — A Feeling

The Smiths - Please, Please, Please Let Me Get What I Want

Robbie Robertson - Somewhere Down the Crazy River

Van Halen - Right Now

Whitney - I Have Nothing, from The Bodyguard soundtrack 1992

A Rolling Stones cover song

"Do Anything" - Natural Selection

"Giving You the Benefit" - Pebbles

I’d sure love to call you my girlfriend

I had no training, no experience to speak of

I looked at the holes in my jeans, so I turned and headed back

My name is Gretel, yeah! I’ve got the sloppiest slot.

What You Don't Know - Expose

When I Looked At Him - Expose

Tell Me Why - Expose

The whole album ... "Disintegration" by The Cure. (May 1989)

I've had this song in my head for days now: The One and Only, by Chesney Hawkes.

Instead of posting the video, I'm posting Chesney rehearsing it a couple of years ago, only because I think he's hotter at age 46 (2017) than he was at age 20 (1991).

^^^ By the way, that's his dad playing with him, and his brother on the drums.

Mary’s Danish - Don’t Crash the Car Tonight

Siouxsie & the Banshees - The Passenger

Mary’s Danish - Don’t Crash the Car Tonight...this time with link

Mary’s Danish - Don’t Crash the Car Tonight...*this* time with link

Lenny Kravitz - Always on the Run (My Mama Says)

Sinead O’Connor - Mandinka

U2 - Bad

Trip Shakespeare - Snow Days

Violator by Depeche Mode

And especially this song

Spin Doctors, "Two Princes"

Yo! Mary's Danish!

Jesus Jones - Real Real Real

Stereo MC's - Elevate My Mind

Human Touch, Bruce Springsteen, March 1992

Did somebody post the FUCKING SPIN DOCTORS

Geez...you might as well post Hootie & the Blowfish.

Spin Docs...suck.

I fell like a ton of brinks for this band and this track in particular. The same thing happened with Massive Attack's "Unfinished Sympathy." The other kids in my class liked New Kids and Mariah Carey.

Mazzy Star - Fade into You

My fave Concrete Blonde song...

R252 meet R149

Tesla - Love Song

Soul II Soul - Keep on Moving

Soul II Soul - Back to Life

One of my favorites of the glam rock type of song

Afghan Whigs - I Am the Sticks

And two of Mariah tracks, that should have been singles IMO.

Till the End of Time

And

There's got to be a way

Honestly There's Got To Be a Way should have replaced Someday as a single.

Mercenary (live version) - The Go-Go's

Tho it's rich that Mariah Carey is singing about compassion and kindness when the bitch is one of the most bratty divas out there, and has been since she basically left childhood.

The Cape · Ian McCulloch

R265 Left childhood?

"Running Back to You" - Vanessa Williams

Sabrina Johnston - Peace

Agree R235, I can see the appeal to the teenagers back in '91, but he looks better today. I'm just wondering what happened to his mole? Maybe it's still there but hard to see under the mustache/beard?

"More and More" - Captain Hollywood Project

Mixed Emotions - The Rolling Stones

I've seen some Cathy Dennis posted here, but don't know if it was this

Love this!!! You give me, funky love, funky love!!!!

The 4th single from the album =

Your Baby Never Looked Good In Blue - Expose

The 5th single =

Stop Listen Look & Think - Expose

I Plead Insanity - Belinda Carlisle

Madonna's peak years, not the mid 80s as some have suggested

Like a Prayer album, Vogue, Blond Ambition Tour, The Immaculate Collection, Truth or Dare, Justify My Love, Erotica album, Sex book...

"Love... Thy Will Be Done" - Martika

Richard Marx - Angelia

Richard Marx - Take This Heart

Amy Grant - Baby, Baby

Amy Grant - Every Heartbeat

Hi-Five - I Like the Way (The Kissing Game)

Yes, may as well throw in some easy listening dreck to round things out.

Sonic Youth

Excuse me, but can I be you for a while...

I Had an attitude

Some Cher

Lol! and love the outfits, specially the black one

A Bargain At 3 And 20 Yeah! - Wire

and another...

Footsi-Footsi · Wir

All Bound for Moo Moo Land!!!

Seduction feat. Madonna Visage

I Wanna Sex You Up—Color Me Badd Hazard—Richard Marx

Rush—Big Audio Dynamite Here Comes Your Man—Pixies American Music—Violent Femmes

Damn the formatting, you get the gist. This thread keeps crashing on me. Let me try again... Rush by Big Audio Dynamite, Here Comes Your Man by Pixies, American Music by Violent Femmes

Nia Peeples.

Love the 92 Barcelona theme of the video. Also the male models are hot.

Lush - For Love

My friends were listening to Mariah and Whitney and I was rocking out to this song.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YCYaALgW80c

That should have said Shakespear’s Sister - Stay

Missing Persons - Destination Unkown