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Subject: #1 Rock Songs of the '90s
Written By: Sheratin784 on 07/22/06 at 5:57 am
Taken from the Billboard Charts. This is the complete list of #1 hits from the Modern Rock Charts (Billboard Chart)
I believe this will be good to have for future reference. For you '90s rock fans who are curious which songs peaked at #1
1990
January 6 Blues From a Gun The Jesus and Mary Chain
January 13 Blues From a Gun The Jesus and Mary Chain
January 20 House The Psychedelic Furs
January 27 House The Psychedelic Furs
February 3 House The Psychedelic Furs
February 10 Cuts You Up Peter Murphy
February 17 Cuts You Up Peter Murphy
February 24 Cuts You Up Peter Murphy
March 3 Cuts You Up Peter Murphy
March 10 Cuts You Up Peter Murphy
March 17 Cuts You Up Peter Murphy
March 24 Cuts You Up Peter Murphy
March 31 Nothing Compares 2 U Sin
Subject: Re: #1 Rock Songs of the '90s
Written By: Trimac20 on 07/22/06 at 12:16 pm
No Nirvana? No Pearl Jam? What's going on???
Subject: Re: #1 Rock Songs of the '90s
Written By: Sheratin784 on 07/22/06 at 1:16 pm
No Nirvana? No Pearl Jam? What's going on???
What are you talking about? There was plenty of Nirvana and Pearl Jam on there. Or were you being sarcastic? :P
Here are the Nirvana and Pearl Jam ones
November 23, 1991 Smells Like Teen Spirit Nirvana
October 16, 1993 Heart-Shaped Box Nirvana
October 23, 1993 Heart-Shaped Box Nirvana
October 30, 1993 Heart-Shaped Box Nirvana
January 8, 1994 Daughter Pearl Jam
January 22, 1994 All Apologies Nirvana
January 29, 1994 All Apologies Nirvana
December 10, 1994 About a Girl Nirvana
September 7, 1996 Who You Are Pearl Jam
Subject: Re: #1 Rock Songs of the '90s
Written By: velvetoneo on 07/22/06 at 2:48 pm
There was more Morrissey and less grunge than I expected. It proves that grunge was more important for a strong cult following than some of the more commercially successful '90s rock (The Wallflowers, Third Eye Blind, Sugar Ray, U2, Oasis, The Cranberries, The Lemonheads...) Ditto with emo, knock-offy A/C rock will always sell more, but the cumulative sales and album sales, and most importantly, the cult following of emo is stronger.