1992- Reba McEntire- The Night the Lights Went Out In Georgia ( I think my love of this song was so intense it worried my mom, since it was it was about murder), Tanya Tucker- Two Sparows In a Hurricane, Kris Kross- Jump ( yes, I did indeed wear my clothes backwards. Its really hard to get jeans on backwards, and sip them up propperly.)
1993- ACE OF BASE!!! the entire The Sign Album. Does He Love You- Reba and Linda Davis, Travis Tritt - T-R-O-U-B-L-E. I listend to The sign almost no stop for the next, hum 4 to 20 years. I made up skating programs to it, after mama mia came out, I tried to make a musical using it. The Sign has and still does define my life. The duet with Reba and Linda was just cool- they blew up a boat!!, and Travis Tritt, it is thanks to you that I learned how to spell trouble. I still sing that song anytime I have to spell T- R- O - U- B-L- EEEEEEE!!
1994- Bolero. I have no Idea who played it, wrote it or whatever. But, Torvile and Dean skated to it and that changed my life. Rednex- Cotton Eye'd Joe. All I will say about this song is "had it not been for Cotton eye'd Joe, I'd been married long time ago." Its true, I said it. Brian Adams, Sting, and Rod Stewart- All for love. I melt. I melt. The Cranberries- Dreams. SO Pretty!! and Enigma- Return to Innocence. I can't even describe how much I still love that song. I made up skating routines to it too. and finally Beck- Looser. It took me a while to figure out he was saying Looser in spanish in the chorus, but that song always has the effect of making me feel like less of a looser when I feel like one. Thanks Beck for shaving your face with some mace in the dark, and burning down a trailer park.
1995- Sophie B. Hawkins- As I Lay Me Down. some of the songs on that casset tape dropped the F bomb, I was disappointed. But I loved As I Lay Me Down, and I sang it for my solo in eighth grade choir the next year. Weezer- Buddy Holly. I made a parody. I had windows 95, the music video was on there free. I watched it a lot. I thought the lead singer was super hot. Alanis Morisette- Ironic. I was so sad about the guy in the plane. Also TLC - Don't Go Chasing Waterfalls. It was just so 1995.
1996- Summon The Heros- the sound track of the 1996 Olympic Games, Power of the Dream- Celine Deon. Seriously, I listened to them non stop. Spice Girls- Wanna Be, and Los Del Rio- Macarena. great songs I still sing and dance to. I even made up a jump warm up routine for myself to the Macarena a year or so ago. Wierd Al- Amish Paridise. Ok yeah, I still know all the words. Sheryl Crow- the entire If It Makes You Happy album. Finally Celine Dion was a major slow dance song hit at my Jr High with Its all Coming Back to Me Now. I still remember that party, with the pool, and the dancing, and the boy I said no to dancing with because I was too shy. Oh Yeah and NO Doubt the entire Tragic Kingdom CD
1997- THE BEATLES- Free As a Bird and the release of Beatle Anthology made my whole class quite obsessed with the fab four. The Verve- Bittersweet Symphony- I still love Love that song. oh and Elton John's Candle in the Wind 1997, I still remember Diana's funeral every time I hear that song. OMG-How Bizzare- my French friend Laetitia and I used to go crazy dancing to this song and singing along. Finally TUBTHUMPIN- Chumbawumba. I dont drink, but drinking songs are the most fun to sing. Honnorable mention to Jewel. and to White Town for - Your Woman. Things were gettin crazy.
1998- This year is defined by my trip to France. Madona- Ray of Light, Ricky Martin - the whole Livin the Vida Loca CD, Eagle Eye Cherry- Save Tonight. Pascal Obispo, Mylene Farmer, and a lovely african dance hit called "Yakalelo" Oh and I think the chicken dance factors in here somewhere. Yeah, that trip to france forever changed my life.
1999/2000- the year I graduated from High School. Sara McLaughlan- I Will Remember You, LeeAnn Womack- I Hope You Dance, Weezer- The Sweeter Song, and Six Pence None The Richer- Kiss Me, also the French 80's group Telephone with their song Cindrillon was the key to my senior project, and I loved it. Saddest take on cinderella ever, but to such a catchy tune. Green Day's Good Riddance helped me shed a tear and say good bye to my family and high school.
2000- The college part of the year was very very much MXPX, and Dixie Chicks. they ruled my world, at opposite extreems of crazy, as well as Newsies, which got a reprieve when one of my roommates bought the movie and the sound track. mmm Newsies. =)
2001- Peter Brianholdt, and Colors ruled my second year of college. If you aren't from Utah, there is a chance you may not know about these two AMAZING bands, but you should check them out.
and that ends another decade of my life in music. One more to go!!
1993- ACE OF BASE!!! the entire The Sign Album. Does He Love You- Reba and Linda Davis, Travis Tritt - T-R-O-U-B-L-E. I listend to The sign almost no stop for the next, hum 4 to 20 years. I made up skating programs to it, after mama mia came out, I tried to make a musical using it. The Sign has and still does define my life. The duet with Reba and Linda was just cool- they blew up a boat!!, and Travis Tritt, it is thanks to you that I learned how to spell trouble. I still sing that song anytime I have to spell T- R- O - U- B-L- EEEEEEE!!
1994- Bolero. I have no Idea who played it, wrote it or whatever. But, Torvile and Dean skated to it and that changed my life. Rednex- Cotton Eye'd Joe. All I will say about this song is "had it not been for Cotton eye'd Joe, I'd been married long time ago." Its true, I said it. Brian Adams, Sting, and Rod Stewart- All for love. I melt. I melt. The Cranberries- Dreams. SO Pretty!! and Enigma- Return to Innocence. I can't even describe how much I still love that song. I made up skating routines to it too. and finally Beck- Looser. It took me a while to figure out he was saying Looser in spanish in the chorus, but that song always has the effect of making me feel like less of a looser when I feel like one. Thanks Beck for shaving your face with some mace in the dark, and burning down a trailer park.
1995- Sophie B. Hawkins- As I Lay Me Down. some of the songs on that casset tape dropped the F bomb, I was disappointed. But I loved As I Lay Me Down, and I sang it for my solo in eighth grade choir the next year. Weezer- Buddy Holly. I made a parody. I had windows 95, the music video was on there free. I watched it a lot. I thought the lead singer was super hot. Alanis Morisette- Ironic. I was so sad about the guy in the plane. Also TLC - Don't Go Chasing Waterfalls. It was just so 1995.
1996- Summon The Heros- the sound track of the 1996 Olympic Games, Power of the Dream- Celine Deon. Seriously, I listened to them non stop. Spice Girls- Wanna Be, and Los Del Rio- Macarena. great songs I still sing and dance to. I even made up a jump warm up routine for myself to the Macarena a year or so ago. Wierd Al- Amish Paridise. Ok yeah, I still know all the words. Sheryl Crow- the entire If It Makes You Happy album. Finally Celine Dion was a major slow dance song hit at my Jr High with Its all Coming Back to Me Now. I still remember that party, with the pool, and the dancing, and the boy I said no to dancing with because I was too shy. Oh Yeah and NO Doubt the entire Tragic Kingdom CD
1997- THE BEATLES- Free As a Bird and the release of Beatle Anthology made my whole class quite obsessed with the fab four. The Verve- Bittersweet Symphony- I still love Love that song. oh and Elton John's Candle in the Wind 1997, I still remember Diana's funeral every time I hear that song. OMG-How Bizzare- my French friend Laetitia and I used to go crazy dancing to this song and singing along. Finally TUBTHUMPIN- Chumbawumba. I dont drink, but drinking songs are the most fun to sing. Honnorable mention to Jewel. and to White Town for - Your Woman. Things were gettin crazy.
1998- This year is defined by my trip to France. Madona- Ray of Light, Ricky Martin - the whole Livin the Vida Loca CD, Eagle Eye Cherry- Save Tonight. Pascal Obispo, Mylene Farmer, and a lovely african dance hit called "Yakalelo" Oh and I think the chicken dance factors in here somewhere. Yeah, that trip to france forever changed my life.
1999/2000- the year I graduated from High School. Sara McLaughlan- I Will Remember You, LeeAnn Womack- I Hope You Dance, Weezer- The Sweeter Song, and Six Pence None The Richer- Kiss Me, also the French 80's group Telephone with their song Cindrillon was the key to my senior project, and I loved it. Saddest take on cinderella ever, but to such a catchy tune. Green Day's Good Riddance helped me shed a tear and say good bye to my family and high school.
2000- The college part of the year was very very much MXPX, and Dixie Chicks. they ruled my world, at opposite extreems of crazy, as well as Newsies, which got a reprieve when one of my roommates bought the movie and the sound track. mmm Newsies. =)
2001- Peter Brianholdt, and Colors ruled my second year of college. If you aren't from Utah, there is a chance you may not know about these two AMAZING bands, but you should check them out.
and that ends another decade of my life in music. One more to go!!
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