Me too! I'm a 65 year old woman and this song was so refreshing! My girls were in intermediate and high school when this came out and we always had a great time with this song. I did rock out with the 60's and 70's but I love all music!
They sampled the 70’s song, ‘More, More, More’ by Andrea True Connections so it will definitely have that fun 70’s vibe. I loved the original, I loved this song when it came out and I still love them both now. It’s a fun Summer “turn it up” kind of jam. 🥰
They sampled the 70’s song, ‘More, More, More’ by Andrea True Connections so it will definitely has that fun 70’s vibe with the 90’s influence(clothes, hairstyles, etc). I loved the original, I loved this song when it came out and I still love them both now. It’s a fun Summer “turn it up” kind of jam. It was a fun time to grow up! 🥰
Andrea True was also a porn star I think the words from her song, "more, more, more" and "how do you like it", were direct quotes from one of her movies.
Thank you. I knew I heard this music before but couldn't place it, even though I heard it a lot on the radio in the 70s. It definitely has that the 70s sound.
This was out summer of 99 and it was EVERYwhere. You seriously couldn't turn on the radio without hearing it. Rolling into the very early 2000s, y'all might enjoy "Butterfly" by Crazy Town. And speaking of 'Towns', also check out "Your Woman" by White Town." I really think you might enjoy both of those!
Thank God I was in the Navy and we were overseas in the Mediterranean from May 1999-December 1999…and I missed out on this terrible song being played to death! Lol love my 90’s grunge-alternative!!! Hate this song! Lol
@@DouglasRyan-ux9cj I love grunge and the harder stuff like NIN, etc, but there was something so catchy and charming about this song, I thought it was great. It's OK to have eclectic tastes! 🙂
beat me to it; I went to an in store that Sonic Youth did in 1986 and a friend gave Thurston Moore an Andrea True Connection album; Thurston had the store play it over the sound system
Their whole album was produced by Biz Markie (Just a Friend). The story behind this video was they were given money to make the video and had no idea, so they took the money, rented the scooters and had a vacation and used the footage.
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I LOVE, love, love love, Everclear's breakthrough song "Santa Monica". It's got a very 90's feel and evidence of Grunge influences (plus a dose of that late 90's Nihilism). HAs to be included in any list of great 90's songs.
If y'all like this vibe, check out some Sugar Ray. For me it's what I'd imagine hanging out at the beach would be like in the 90s. "Fly", "Every Morning", and "Someday" are ones to check out by them.
I live on the beach in Florida. Summer of '99 you could hear this song everywhere. On the boat, playing volleyball, laying on the beach, night parties on the beach, on the radio in surf shops -- 24 years later & its still a vibe.
Im from Daytona Beach & this was filmed there. The pictures of the beach is what it was like, especially Spring Break. It was the MTV era in the 80´s & 90’s! Too many crazy times. It’s sad that the beach & Daytona in general look nothing like this any longer.
The 90s truly were a transitional time in general, and the music reflects it. Lots of sampling with hip hop and pop music for a whole new generation. And it’s crazy to see a lot of these beats come back into new songs. Love it!
I remember reading they had a good budget for the video but blew it mostly on alcohol so the video partly comprises of home made footage of them just having a good time!
As a kid in the 70’s, l loved More, More, More but by the 90’s my musical tastes evolved away from top 40 and dance music. So it was a bit of an anomaly to me as to why I liked Steal My Sunshine when it came out until I found out about the backbone of the song.
Andrea True was also a porn star I think the words from her song, "more, more, more" and "how do you like it", were direct quotes from one of her movies.
Gen X here. I was in my late teens and early 20's in the 90's. We were the last generation to not be plugged in. I know there are experiences that are unique to millennials and Gen Z, but there was something to be said for laying on each other in a pile on the lawn of someone's house and laughing. We were raised with knowledge of the horrors of the world in clear focus, and no answer in sight... so we had to make our own. We collectively vowed to raise children in a completely different way than our parents did. The generations after us have hope, education, compassion, and skill. I hope we did alright.
Finally....guys. A hit song! I was startin to wonder bout ya. Glad to be back wit ya and lettin ya know this is the kinda rock we like. Peace. Later, I guess. We love you two, lots. This is a favorite from the era. Wicked cool song.
This song was "stolen" or "borrowed" from the 70s - it is from The Andrea True Connection (a song called "More, More, More" the last 3 minutes) and is the main hook of the song. The fun and bouncy sounding piano. It's a cool sound nonetheless. A sound from the Disco Era of the 70s being repurposed as a hip-hop anthem of sorts.
Born in 1986 here, this is definitely my era. Everything was simpler before smartphones/social services, we barely had the internet in 1999. We were really free and enjoying every part of our childhood most of the time playing outside until dawn with our friends, the best decade ever!
This is pure nostalgia for me. It takes me back to a simpler time. I think this came out in 99 and US Women's Soccer team used this as their theme. That was when the US Women won the world cup for the first time. The 90s was great, I was born in 87, but the 90s were a great time to grow up in.
Both of my boys were born in the 90s. My first son, the song playing on the radio was Lightning crashes by LIVE. And the next year was my youngest boy, his song was len Steal my Sunshine. I loved it. Such a light song amidst a grunge era. So my sons I call my heart and my joy. Thanks for reacting to this joyful song😁
I enjoy this song, and I've been hearing it a lot lately! It's a smile- inducer. Thanks for the great video I'd never seen! 72 and loving timeless gift of music.
I was born. March of 1981. This song came out spring semester of my senior year (class of 1999) and it got EVERYONE in the mood for end of school/start of summer
That catchy instrumental hook under the opening lyrics is an expansion of an instrumental break from the disco era song, "More More More" by Andrea True. Might be worth reacting to it. It is quintessentially disco until you hit that break. And then it's over and you're back to the disco. 2:20 to 2:30 into the song.
This never would have been a hit if it were not based on that sampled bit of "More More More" by Andrea True Connection, which was written and produced by Gregg Diamond. At least he got a writing credit.
If this is one of the best the 90's can offer, well that says everything about that decade of music...would have never been played in the 60s,70s, 80s.
@@johnalan11Interesting you say that, considering it sampled a song from 1976. Something tells me it might just have fit right into that decade, but considered ahead of its time.
This was a huge hit when I was a teenager! I don’t think I had any of the lyrics right when I used to sing along! 😂 Such a weird and wonderful 90s vibe! You guys still need to check out the band “Take That”…they only had one big hit in the U.S. but we’re huge in the U.K. During the early 90’s and later they reunited in the 2000s. “Back For Good” was their biggest hit stateside in 1995. Also, please check out Robbie Williams! He was a member of Take That and went solo, his song “Angels” is still amazing. Also, “Millennium” ❤
Allow me to take you down a rabbit hole Len sampled the beat from a 1970s song called More, More, More by Andrea True Connection. Her claim to fame? A XXX film star who had a hit disco song.
There it was...their one hit wonder. It was a true earwig that would get stuck in your head all day. It got equal love and hate because of the mix of genres we had blowing up the 90s.
This song is soooo nostalgic to me. The summer of 1999. 1999/2000... My final year of high school. Grade 13, aka OAC. These days there's no more grade 13, and my high school was replaced with a Walmart Supercenter.
great song and great review.....another really catchy 90s song is "The You and Me Song" by the Wannadies. Also "Every day should be a holiday" by the Dandy Warhols....both super, super fun and catchy.
I'd give my vote to "Bohemian Like You" by the Dandy Warhols. Just really cements that 1990's feel of of "alternative" (now probably seen as "hipster") culture.
You guys want some 90's BOP... then do "Hanson-MMMBop" lol... it's a group of three young brothers. It's fun.. but be careful... that song will get stuck in your head!! lmao
Len was given $100,000 budget for the video. They spent a lot of it on alcohol. So much so they broke the hotel's elevator trying to get it to their rooms, because it was so heavy. Then just filmed themselves having fun during spring break. It's definitely an earworm. And the video just completes the summer vibe.
The 90s were super chill, honestly no one cared. Thing is, there wasnt internet like there is now and social media was unheard of, so if you wanted to voice an unsavoury opinion on someone, you had to do it to their face which would result in a fight and there are few ppl who wake up and say "today i wanna fight" when it may result in their arses being kicked so ppl just chilled. I miss it 😂
Canada produced a lot of great music alone in the late 90s/early 2000s. It wasn’t all teen pop. Very little of it was, actually. Amanda Marshall was the unsung hero of the late 90s in Canada. Let It Rain, Birmingham, I Believe In You and If I Didn’t Have You are certified soul/rock power bangers. She’s biracial from Ontario and just made a comeback recently. Pick one of her live performances from the 90s. You won’t regret it.
90’s kid, here. I went to high school and college in that decade. So many sub genres. There’s something for everybody. Thanks for listening to these songs-very nostalgic for me! 💕
90's Songs Smashing Pumpkins -Bullet with Butterfly Wings -1995 Beck -Loser -1993 Blink 182 -All the Small Things -1999 Blur -Song 2 -1997 Presidents of the United States of America -Lump -1995 Butthole Surfers -Pepper -1996 Elastica -Connection -1994 Dishwalla -Counting Blue Cars -1995 4 Non Blondes -What's Up? -1992 Fiona Apple -Criminal -1996 Green Day -Basket Case -1994 The Offspring -Come Out and Play -1994 Sublime -What I Got -1996
@@NOLAgenX Ok. Did better than I thought. But man they pass up people with multiple hits No. 1 hits like Toni Braxton. To have been a reaction channel for nearly two years and NEVER done Toni Braxton. Only four Earth Wind and Fire? No Boyz II Men. One Jackson 5?
Good luck getting this song out of your head for the next week....😉
So very true! 😂
Yes I agree lol!! 😂
True!! I love this song but yep, I'll probably be singing it in my head in the morning 😂
😂
Truth 😂
I’m a 65 year old guy who grew up with the music of the 60’s and 70’s, but for some reason this song always made me smile. Love it! 😁
Me too! I'm a 65 year old woman and this song was so refreshing! My girls were in intermediate and high school when this came out and we always had a great time with this song. I did rock out with the 60's and 70's but I love all music!
They sampled the 70’s song, ‘More, More, More’ by Andrea True Connections so it will definitely have that fun 70’s vibe. I loved the original, I loved this song when it came out and I still love them both now. It’s a fun Summer “turn it up” kind of jam. 🥰
Because it's pretty much like a lot of songs from the late 60s and the 70s.
Same
@@americangirl6029Thank you for the sampling info..was blanking on it..More, More. More was a banger on clubs..
Another good song from 1990 is “ Unbelievable “ by the group EMF. I’m sure Jay may change his mind about 90’s songs👍
It might get blocked by Andrew "Dice' Clay. I do agree with you.
I’ve suggested this several times! ❤
U R so right!
And Good Enough by Dodgy
Talented bunch of lads they are/were. Should have had more credibility.
I believe 1999/2000 is the last time a large section of society was truly happy and enjoying the moment. This song really captures that feeling...
Yep, and then 2001 happened and everyone stopped dancing
Yeah the new millennium has really been a drag so far.
Yes, I agree. I grew up in the 70s and 80s. The 90s was the last decade in which the future seemed optimistic as far as I can tell.
Thinking about the 90s makes me remember how much fun things were. Songs like Love Shack and Rock Star.
@@decolonizeEverywhere -- I think that was more around 2010 and the rise of populist politics which has divided society.
They sampled the 70’s song, ‘More, More, More’ by Andrea True Connections so it will definitely has that fun 70’s vibe with the 90’s influence(clothes, hairstyles, etc). I loved the original, I loved this song when it came out and I still love them both now. It’s a fun Summer “turn it up” kind of jam. It was a fun time to grow up! 🥰
They should listen to that song now.
Andrea True was also a porn star I think the words from her song, "more, more, more" and "how do you like it", were direct quotes from one of her movies.
The original Andrea True song would be a good female Friday choice.
Thank you. I knew I heard this music before but couldn't place it, even though I heard it a lot on the radio in the 70s. It definitely has that the 70s sound.
Aye, the music is basically just the bridge of More More More on loop. Steal My Sunshine could've easily been a '70s disco tune.
This song was 100% a summer vibe... it's simple, light, and fun.
I was in my 20's in the 90's. This song never fails to bring back some happy memories. ❤
I was 27....
Same here. I think musically and culturally we were born at just the right time.
I was 32 ✌💖☮
Same here. Good times!
Turned 21 in 98… best of times! ❤
Another 90s Canadian band with a similar "sunny LA" feel to one of their hits was Bran Van 3000, "Drinking in LA". Give it an ear.
This was out summer of 99 and it was EVERYwhere. You seriously couldn't turn on the radio without hearing it.
Rolling into the very early 2000s, y'all might enjoy "Butterfly" by Crazy Town. And speaking of 'Towns', also check out "Your Woman" by White Town." I really think you might enjoy both of those!
All great 90s suggestions!!
Your Woman was so cool!
Another vote here for Your Woman - an oft forgotten tune.
Thank God I was in the Navy and we were overseas in the Mediterranean from May 1999-December 1999…and I missed out on this terrible song being played to death! Lol love my 90’s grunge-alternative!!! Hate this song! Lol
@@DouglasRyan-ux9cj I love grunge and the harder stuff like NIN, etc, but there was something so catchy and charming about this song, I thought it was great. It's OK to have eclectic tastes! 🙂
The song's instrumental backing track is a sample of Andrea True Connection's 1976 single "More, More, More,"
beat me to it; I went to an in store that Sonic Youth did in 1986 and a friend gave Thurston Moore an Andrea True Connection album; Thurston had the store play it over the sound system
Yes. And look up Andrea True for a little bit of a shock.
Another 90s 1 hit wonder to check out is “How Bizarre” by OMC, a group from New Zealand. Song is Fire🔥
That song is used so much.
The lead singer passed away.😟
@@petercourtien4581 yes sad story
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they were technically a 1 hit wonder but that whole album was FIRE.
Such an angelic voice on Sharon, and I have no better way to describe it. It feels like air.
One of my favorite from the 90s - Toad the Wet Sprocket. "All I Want", "Good Intentions", "Walk on the Ocean".
All I Want is so beautiful! Toad the Wet Sprocket were something special!
The whole Fear album was amazing
Toad is one of the MOST under-appreciated bands we have still doing it years later. Their songs are so well thought out, artistic
"Walk on the Ocean" is a beautiful song, but it's one of those rare cases where the radio version is superior to the album version. (IMO)
One of my favorite songs from the 90's is The Way by Fastball. Cool vibe. Nice vocals.
All of Fastball’s singles for that album are really good!
That song has more hooks than a pirate convention
They reacted to it already :)
Their whole album was produced by Biz Markie (Just a Friend). The story behind this video was they were given money to make the video and had no idea, so they took the money, rented the scooters and had a vacation and used the footage.
One of the greatest “one hit wonders “ for your female Friday is Katrina and the Wave “Walking on Sunshine “. Trust me!
That was a much bigger hit than this.
Omg yes! “I’m shook” that you haven’t listened to this yet.
Nena’s “99 Luftballoons” would also be an excellent song for them to react to if they haven’t already.
Katsina had another two hits l remember, sun Street and the euro winning love shine a light
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If you're going 90s with this kind of vibe then OMC and "How Bizarre" is the pinnacle. I had the Len album and it was really good.
How bizarre baby!!!
Another ear worm song 😂🫶🏻🇨🇦
@@zonedout5998 Zina says right on!
Yessss and Tubthumping by Chumbawamba.
@@MoriahDreams123 Another great one! Everywhere at the time and stuck in your head forever.
This was filmed at the boardwalk in Daytona Beach. Sadly most of the buildings along the boardwalk are no longer there.
If I remember correctly, the lead guy was a radio DJ, and the girl singing is his sister.
Spot on Amber, eclectic is 100% what defines the 90s.
90's had amazing music. Try:
- Jamiroquai - "Virtual Insanity"
- Everclear "Father of Mine"
- Crash Test Dummies - "Afternoons & Coffeespoons"
- Beck - "Loser"
- Cypress Hill - "Insane In The Brain"
I LOVE, love, love love, Everclear's breakthrough song "Santa Monica". It's got a very 90's feel and evidence of Grunge influences (plus a dose of that late 90's Nihilism). HAs to be included in any list of great 90's songs.
@@chrisgilbert9076 - Agreed. Same for "I Will Buy You A New Life".
I don't think they are ready for that level of BeCk yet.
Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine -
"Is Wrestling Fixed?"
"The Only Living Boy In New Cross"
"Any time, Any Place, Anywhere"
"After The Watershed"
Another classic late '90s one hit wonder is You get what you give by new radicals
If y'all like this vibe, check out some Sugar Ray. For me it's what I'd imagine hanging out at the beach would be like in the 90s. "Fly", "Every Morning", and "Someday" are ones to check out by them.
Lol, Sugar Ghey
I really like "Every Morning"!
That's funny, I was literally thinking they'd like "Every Morning" while I was watching this.
@@brianmcmaster5112😂
Oh wow this takes me back - instant mood lifter!
I live on the beach in Florida. Summer of '99 you could hear this song everywhere. On the boat, playing volleyball, laying on the beach, night parties on the beach, on the radio in surf shops -- 24 years later & its still a vibe.
I was born in 89 and idk if it was just because I was a kid but the 90s were my favorite decade
She has one of the sweetest sounding voices ever. I absolutely love it. And this song is absolute fire. I never get tired of it.
This song made me smile ear to ear when it came out that one summer 😎
This song is "sampled" from the classic 70's hit "More, More, More" by The Andrea True Connection.
Yes.. Thank you
Yes! They need to that one too 😁
Indeed, the vocal break from that song was sampled for this one
Yes. Nobody reacts to that one hit wonder though 😮
@janef220 both are one hit wonders, but ATC rocks
It sampled a disco song “More More More” by the Andrea True Connection which was a huge hit around 1976
Omg, this just transports me right back to my 20s. Great upbeat classic 90s song.
Arguably one of the best One-Hit Wonders of all-time!
AGREED, 100%
Im from Daytona Beach & this was filmed there. The pictures of the beach is what it was like, especially Spring Break. It was the MTV era in the
80´s & 90’s! Too many crazy times. It’s sad that the beach & Daytona in general look nothing like this any longer.
Super common for Ontario & Quebec peeps to head to Florida for Spring Break, western Canadians tend to go to California or Arizona.
Spring Break Daytona Beach where I grew up. 90s Rock
The 90s truly were a transitional time in general, and the music reflects it. Lots of sampling with hip hop and pop music for a whole new generation. And it’s crazy to see a lot of these beats come back into new songs. Love it!
To me it was all about British guitar bands, and the Spice Girls
I loved it all… it’s fun to reminisce those days. I preferred the 90s grunge movement but I had my pop guilty pleasures. This was one of them 😊
80s born in a small "town", so we were behind on a lot of things. I remember this from college when I moved in August 1999 ❤
Song has such a happy vibe. I love it.
Once he started singing, I Hella remember this.. damn i feel old now ..
This was filmed in my town Daytona Beach. 😊
I remember reading they had a good budget for the video but blew it mostly on alcohol so the video partly comprises of home made footage of them just having a good time!
Loved this song. The main beat/sound is sampled from Andrea True Connection's 'More, More, More' from the 1970s (a great dance hit). Great stuff.
Someone always beats me to it, LOL...
As a kid in the 70’s, l loved More, More, More but by the 90’s my musical tastes evolved away from top 40 and dance music. So it was a bit of an anomaly to me as to why I liked Steal My Sunshine when it came out until I found out about the backbone of the song.
Andrea True was a porn star!
True. I was going to post the same. More specifically, it's the instrumental break from More More More.
Andrea True was also a porn star I think the words from her song, "more, more, more" and "how do you like it", were direct quotes from one of her movies.
OMG this is on the ‘Go’ soundtrack I forgot!!!! There’s a movie to watch too - so very 90’s ❤❤
Gen X here. I was in my late teens and early 20's in the 90's. We were the last generation to not be plugged in. I know there are experiences that are unique to millennials and Gen Z, but there was something to be said for laying on each other in a pile on the lawn of someone's house and laughing. We were raised with knowledge of the horrors of the world in clear focus, and no answer in sight... so we had to make our own. We collectively vowed to raise children in a completely different way than our parents did. The generations after us have hope, education, compassion, and skill. I hope we did alright.
the cowbell was sampled from the #1 70s hit More More More by the Andrea True Connection.
Everything was hot in the 90s. All genres from Ska to Nature songs. Even Benectine Monk Chants had a hit song
Even swing music was popular around 1999, seriously where tf did that come from?
@@richarddukard8989 Swing? Am I the only one who remembers the Cherry Poppin' Daddies? Zoot Suit Riot?
Filmed in the world famous Daytona Beach, Florida! They basically blew the entire video budget on booze.
EVERYTHING - "Hooch"
1 hit wonder, but catchy & great!
I Love "Len." This group or duet are so entertaining.......They still play this song in the dance clubs!!!!
I was a teenager starting in 1989, so I grew up with this. It was pretty amazing.
That sounds that sounds like something your step. Children, don't you stepchildren less than type? That's what it's my uh my step children
I'm a step, daddy off step. Dad always did drain my bottom Pan or step, dad.
Do Get What You Give by New Radicals. I bet you all would like that one.
In the Summer of '99, this song was inescapable. Now, thanks to Chevrolet, it's inescapable every time I turn on the television. *sigh*
Finally....guys. A hit song! I was startin to wonder bout ya. Glad to be back wit ya and lettin ya know this is the kinda rock we like. Peace. Later, I guess. We love you two, lots. This is a favorite from the era. Wicked cool song.
This song was "stolen" or "borrowed" from the 70s - it is from The Andrea True Connection (a song called "More, More, More" the last 3 minutes) and is the main hook of the song. The fun and bouncy sounding piano. It's a cool sound nonetheless. A sound from the Disco Era of the 70s being repurposed as a hip-hop anthem of sorts.
I had a crush on this girl many years ago. Lol
90s music is great!
Soundgarden "Black Hole Sun"
Ah, the brother and sister Canadain band from my town. This song sends me back to 1999.
Those two singers are siblings?? I thought they were a dating couple, lol
One of my favorite 90s songs. Thanks for exploring it.
Born in 1986 here, this is definitely my era. Everything was simpler before smartphones/social services, we barely had the internet in 1999. We were really free and enjoying every part of our childhood most of the time playing outside until dawn with our friends, the best decade ever!
This is pure nostalgia for me. It takes me back to a simpler time. I think this came out in 99 and US Women's Soccer team used this as their theme. That was when the US Women won the world cup for the first time. The 90s was great, I was born in 87, but the 90s were a great time to grow up in.
🎵 More more more, how do you like it, how do you like it 🎶
This song has always been fun as hell and one of those you don't get tired of hearing.
The 80s and 90s were the absolute best decades of music…. Born in 1984 and raised in the 90s
Both of my boys were born in the 90s. My first son, the song playing on the radio was Lightning crashes by LIVE. And the next year was my youngest boy, his song was len Steal my Sunshine. I loved it. Such a light song amidst a grunge era. So my sons I call my heart and my joy. Thanks for reacting to this joyful song😁
One of the best Summer songs ever!
I enjoy this song, and I've been hearing it a lot lately! It's a smile- inducer. Thanks for the great video I'd never seen! 72 and loving timeless gift of music.
I was born. March of 1981. This song came out spring semester of my senior year (class of 1999) and it got EVERYONE in the mood for end of school/start of summer
That catchy instrumental hook under the opening lyrics is an expansion of an instrumental break from the disco era song, "More More More" by Andrea True. Might be worth reacting to it. It is quintessentially disco until you hit that break. And then it's over and you're back to the disco. 2:20 to 2:30 into the song.
This never would have been a hit if it were not based on that sampled bit of "More More More" by Andrea True Connection, which was written and produced by Gregg Diamond. At least he got a writing credit.
This is one of the best one hit wonders from the 90’s.
If this is one of the best the 90's can offer, well that says everything about that decade of music...would have never been played in the 60s,70s, 80s.
Wow, its almost like musical preferences change over time, who would have thought! @@johnalan11
@@johnalan11Interesting you say that, considering it sampled a song from 1976. Something tells me it might just have fit right into that decade, but considered ahead of its time.
Ahh…1999 serving on a US Submarine this was our theme song 🎉😂❤
This was a huge hit when I was a teenager! I don’t think I had any of the lyrics right when I used to sing along! 😂 Such a weird and wonderful 90s vibe!
You guys still need to check out the band “Take That”…they only had one big hit in the U.S. but we’re huge in the U.K. During the early 90’s and later they reunited in the 2000s.
“Back For Good” was their biggest hit stateside in 1995. Also, please check out Robbie Williams! He was a member of Take That and went solo, his song “Angels” is still amazing. Also, “Millennium” ❤
Allow me to take you down a rabbit hole
Len sampled the beat from a 1970s song called More, More, More by Andrea True Connection.
Her claim to fame? A XXX film star who had a hit disco song.
Love and Rockets spans 80's and 90's and even now! Every album is different and unique.
I used to love this! Proper Guilty pleasure
There it was...their one hit wonder. It was a true earwig that would get stuck in your head all day. It got equal love and hate because of the mix of genres we had blowing up the 90s.
The brother wrote this song in like five minutes at a cafe on a napkin.
What a Great time we had in the 90s!!!! So much fun!!’ Semi Charmed Life next 3rd Eye Blind!
no they cant handle that
I was born in 1955. I love this song!
I love Jay’s smile when he’s really enjoying a song.
This song is soooo nostalgic to me. The summer of 1999. 1999/2000... My final year of high school. Grade 13, aka OAC. These days there's no more grade 13, and my high school was replaced with a Walmart Supercenter.
great song and great review.....another really catchy 90s song is "The You and Me Song" by the Wannadies. Also "Every day should be a holiday" by the Dandy Warhols....both super, super fun and catchy.
I'd give my vote to "Bohemian Like You" by the Dandy Warhols. Just really cements that 1990's feel of of "alternative" (now probably seen as "hipster") culture.
"I feel you could only get this from the '90s."
"No Doubt."
Yeah, them too.
You guys want some 90's BOP... then do "Hanson-MMMBop" lol... it's a group of three young brothers. It's fun.. but be careful... that song will get stuck in your head!! lmao
Len was given $100,000 budget for the video. They spent a lot of it on alcohol. So much so they broke the hotel's elevator trying to get it to their rooms, because it was so heavy. Then just filmed themselves having fun during spring break. It's definitely an earworm. And the video just completes the summer vibe.
This could be so 90s and '00s ! 😊
Musically and dress style. This came out in 1999! Lol. Its on the cusp.
The 90s were super chill, honestly no one cared. Thing is, there wasnt internet like there is now and social media was unheard of, so if you wanted to voice an unsavoury opinion on someone, you had to do it to their face which would result in a fight and there are few ppl who wake up and say "today i wanna fight" when it may result in their arses being kicked so ppl just chilled. I miss it 😂
Some more 90s songs:
Bound for the Floor by Local H
The Distance by Cake
Volcano Girls by Veruca Salt
Everything You Want by Vertical Horizon
Jay would Love "The Distance" by CAKE, the perfect driving song.
This song sampled the 70s disco hit called more more more, by Andrea Trur Connection, check it out too
Love this song!! Hella catchy and will stick in your head FOR DAYS. ❤
I was in my late teens to early twenties for the 90s, and it was one of the best decades for music.
Guys try wall of voodoo- Mexican radio… classic
Oh yes! That'd be a great one to do.
Wall of Voodoo's lead singer at the time was Stan Ridgway, who had another huge hit with a song called Camouflage! Also worth a listen.
Believable this is almost like hip-hop, but more of a rhythm and be with it
Ya'll need to listen to The Barenaked Ladies "Brian Wilson" for more 90's music goodness
Summer 1999, good times, I was 27.... good luck getting it out of your heads,lol
Canada produced a lot of great music alone in the late 90s/early 2000s. It wasn’t all teen pop. Very little of it was, actually. Amanda Marshall was the unsung hero of the late 90s in Canada. Let It Rain, Birmingham, I Believe In You and If I Didn’t Have You are certified soul/rock power bangers. She’s biracial from Ontario and just made a comeback recently. Pick one of her live performances from the 90s. You won’t regret it.
Birmingham is an AMAZING song. Excellent.
90’s kid, here. I went to high school and college in that decade. So many sub genres. There’s something for everybody. Thanks for listening to these songs-very nostalgic for me! 💕
90's Songs
Smashing Pumpkins -Bullet with Butterfly Wings -1995
Beck -Loser -1993
Blink 182 -All the Small Things -1999
Blur -Song 2 -1997
Presidents of the United States of America -Lump -1995
Butthole Surfers -Pepper -1996
Elastica -Connection -1994
Dishwalla -Counting Blue Cars -1995
4 Non Blondes -What's Up? -1992
Fiona Apple -Criminal -1996
Green Day -Basket Case -1994
The Offspring -Come Out and Play -1994
Sublime -What I Got -1996
The video was shot in Daytona Beach if someone hasn’t said so yet.
No Doubt - Just a Girl is a total 90's vibe! You should give that one a reaction! ❤
Love this song school memories ❤oh I miss the 90‘s. Growing up in it was great 👍 I have to admit xx
J&A, y'all love those one-hit wonders!!
Not even a hit in the US. Getting ridiculous.
@@blackblake3658 reached #9 in the US, but lots of 1-2 hit artists for sure.
@@blackblake3658Define “hit”. It was Top 10 and was played constantly. Since then it has still popped up very often. It is an icon of the 90’s.
This came out in the summer of '99 yall. Lol😅 on the cusp. Moreso a '00s song.
@@NOLAgenX Ok. Did better than I thought. But man they pass up people with multiple hits No. 1 hits like Toni Braxton. To have been a reaction channel for nearly two years and NEVER done Toni Braxton. Only four Earth Wind and Fire? No Boyz II Men. One Jackson 5?