1990 Top 100 — Songs ((exclusive))

In the summer of 1990, the Top 100 was still dominated by men in spandex. Poison’s "Unskinny Bop" and Warrant’s "Cherry Pie" were ubiquitous. These songs were loud, silly, and unapologetically hedonistic. They represented the last gasp of the Sunset Strip hair metal scene.

was a musical fork in the road. On one side, the shiny, synth-driven pop of the late ‘80s was still holding court. On the other, grunge was sharpening its axes in Seattle, and hip-hop was becoming the voice of a new generation. It was the year of the Vanilla Ice high-top fade, the MC Hammer parachute pants, and the birth of the power ballad that could bring a stadium to tears. 1990 top 100 songs

The unofficial anthem of 1990. When Chynna, Carnie, and Wendy told you to "hold on for one more day," you believed them. It was the biggest-selling single of the year and the perfect blend of California sunshine and heartbreak harmony. In the summer of 1990, the Top 100