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02-16-2010 , 04:53 PM

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MicroBob

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La Macarena (about 1996)
I'm Too Sexy by Right Said Fred (about 1992)
Slim Shady by Eminem (1999)
Vanilla Ice - Ice Ice Baby (1990)
Unbelievable by EMF (about 1990)
Jump Around by House of Pain (about 1992)
Groove is in the Heart by Dee-Lite (late 1990 into 1991)
This is How We Do It - Montell Jordan
Here Comes the Hotstepper (by somebody I forget)
Gettin Jiggy with It by Will Smith
Smells Like Teen Spirit by Nirvana or some Pearl Jam or stuff from that direction if you want to break it up a little.

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02-16-2010 , 05:00 PM

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Super baggy JNCO or IS jeans.

yes definitely jncos

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02-16-2010 , 05:28 PM

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situation is serioouuussssss

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02-16-2010 , 05:30 PM

#29

Freakin

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Good Vibrations
Everybody dance now
Kris Kross (excellent dress idea as well)
The Chronic
salt n' peppa
Ace of Bass
Dookie
OPP
Weezer Blue album

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02-16-2010 , 05:34 PM

#30

2/325Falcon

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Mambo #5.

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02-16-2010 , 05:43 PM

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Action Scott

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Silk shirts
I remember looking through my high school yearbook a few years back, and 90% of guys were wearing a silk dress shirt (myself included). (1994)

dance type music havent' seen mentioned yet:
Love Shack - B52's
Informer - Snow
Rump Shaker - Wrecks n Effect
Whoomp there it is - Tag Team
Daisy Dukes - (forget who did that one)
Humpty Dance - Digital Underground
Now that we found love - Heavy D
Regulate - Warren G

anything by.....
En Vogue
MC Hammer
Tone Loc
Naugty by Nature
Roxette
Ace of Base
LL Cool J
Boyz 2 Men
etc...

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02-16-2010 , 05:58 PM

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"No Diggity," "This Is How We Do It," and "Hit 'Em High" from the Space Jam soundtrack will have many a negro getting his groove on.

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02-16-2010 , 06:00 PM

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ini kamoze haha

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02-16-2010 , 06:01 PM

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02-16-2010 , 06:03 PM

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Originally Posted by istewart

"No Diggity," "This Is How We Do It," and "Hit 'Em High" from the Space Jam soundtrack will have many a negro getting his groove on.

on that note 'i believe i can fly' if you need a slow jam

that song got the bikini briefs wet at my middle school dances

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02-16-2010 , 06:04 PM

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02-16-2010 , 06:07 PM

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2/325Falcon

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Color Me Badd, ldo.

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02-16-2010 , 06:08 PM

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Rick Diesel

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Tone Loc is an absolute must.

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02-16-2010 , 06:12 PM

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Ace of Base is a good one.
Republica - Ready to Go too.

Love Shack is 1989. MC Hammer is more 1988. A lot of LL Cool J was late 80's. Roxette "The Look" was 1989.

I mean, you can stretch the definition of 90's if you want. Especially since people who refer to "80's music" usually are thinking of stuff like Safety Dance, Don't You Want Me, Beat It and stuff like that and not really factoring in the late 80's stuff. But if OP technically wants to stay within the 90's a bit more then some of your suggestions probably don't belong.

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02-16-2010 , 06:14 PM

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Since when was the 90's all wannabe hip-hop and rap?

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02-16-2010 , 06:15 PM

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Kangol hat
Kris Kross
Jeans sagged to knees with plaid boxers pulled up
Airwalks
Rump Shaker
Humpty Dance
Arrested Development (the group)
Will Smith Willenium
The Tootsee Roll

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02-16-2010 , 06:16 PM

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Since when was the 90's all wannabe hip-hop and rap?

Since people will be dancing at the club?

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02-16-2010 , 06:19 PM

#43

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Since people will be dancing at the club?

Oh I didn't know bad rap was the only type of dance music.

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02-16-2010 , 06:19 PM

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2/325Falcon

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Bell Biv Devoe and their new jack swing.

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02-16-2010 , 06:20 PM

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Tom1975

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I went to 70's parties in high school and we all laughed at the music and how people dressed back then. I went to 80's nights in college and we all laughed at the music and how people dressed back then. Now people are having 90's parties and laughing at the music I listened to and the way I dressed and I feel old and sad.