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Top 50 Songs of 1991

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No. Song Band Album Previous Rank
1 Smells Like Teens Spirit Nirvana Nevermind 1
2 Jesus Christ Pose Soundgarden Badmotorfinger 2
3 Lithium Nirvana Nevermind 3
4 Losing My Religion REM Out of Time 4
5 Come As You Are Nirvana Nevermind 5
6 In Bloom Nirvana Nevermind 6
7 Under The Bridge Red Hot Chili Peppers Blood Sugar Sex Magik 7
8 All I Want Toad the Wet Sprocket Fear 9
9 Only Shallow My Bloody Valentine Loveless 10
10 Enter Sandman Metallica Metallica 8
11 Rhinoceros Smashing Pumpkins Gish 12
12 Outshined Soundgarden Badmotorfinger 13
13 On a Plain Nirvana Nevermind 20
14 Baby Baby Amy Grant Heart in Motion 18
15 Breed Nirvana Nevermind 23
16 Nothing Else Matters Metallica Metallica 22
17 Jeremy Pearl Jam Ten 29
18 The Unforgiven Metallica Metallica 21
19 Hold Her Down Toad the Wet Sprocket Fear 36
20 Black Pearl Jam Ten 11
21 Mysterious Ways U2 Achtung Baby N/A
22 Walk On The Ocean Toad the Wet Sprocket Fear 35
23 November Rain Guns n' Roses Use Your Illusion  27
24 Can You Dig It  The Mock Turtles Turtle Soup 26
25 Motorway to Roswell Pixies Trompe Le Monde N/A
26 Rhythm Of My Heart Rod Stewart Vagabond Heart 34
27 3 Strange Days School Of Fish School of Fish N/A
28 Who Is It Michael Jackson Dangerous 33
29 Drain You Nirvana Nevermind 25
30 Kiss Them For Me Siouxsie and the Banshees Superstition N/A
31 Twist My Arm The Tragically Hip Road Apples N/A
32 Right Now Van Halen For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge N/A
33 Lounge Act Nirvana Nevermind 14
34 Jimmy Olsen's Blues Spin Doctors Pocket Full of Kryptonite 37
35 Give In To Me Michael Jackson Dangerous 39
36 Carribean Blue Enya Shepherd Moons 31
37 Alive Pearl Jam Ten N/A
38 Slaves and Bulldozers Soundgarden Badmotorfinger 17
39 One U2 Achtung Baby N/A
40 Two Princes Spin Doctors Pocket Full of Kryptonite 30
41 Remember the Time Michael Jackson Dangerous 38
42 Stay Away Nirvana Nevermind 19
43 I Can't Dance Genesis We Can't Dance N/A
44 Pain Lies On The Riverside  Live Mental Jewelry 28
45 Something In The Way Nirvana Nevermind 16
46 Give It Away Red Hot Chili Peppers Blood Sugar Sex Magik 32
47 New Damage Soundgarden Badmotorfinger N/A
48 Now That We Found Love Heavy D & The Boyz Peaceful Journey 24
49 Everybody Plays the Fool (Cover) Aaron Neville Warm Your Heart 40
50 I Am One Smashing Pumpkins Gish N/A


     

Updated 02/08/08: Extended from 40 to 50      



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Admin - 1991 IP:69.255.249.246 | 2007-11-30 00:53:41
Ahhhh, 1991. The year that changed music forever. In my opinion this is the best year of music in the history of mankind! Nirvana and Soundgarden establish themselves as two of the best bands of all time with "Nevermind" and "Badmotorfinger." RHCP comes out with its classic "Blood Sugar Sex Magik." On the Metal side of things, Metallica releases its now legendary Black Album. And Toad the Wet Sprocket releases its highly underated gem "Fear." In this day in age, I really miss the times when there was good music on the radio. Long live 1991.
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Admin - Feedback IP:68.33.149.174 | 2007-05-31 22:11:33
Tell me what you guys think of the list. Feedback, whether negative or positive is much appreciated!
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papke IP:216.106.251.175 | 2008-03-03 15:16:34
nirvana didn't really get popular til 1992 and neither did most of these groups, just cause the date on the back of the cd says 1991 doesn't mean it was popular then. Did you even listen to music in 1991 or are you just one of those Nirvana freaks.
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Rock Fan - Raining on the wrong year? IP:210.86.45.253 | 2008-04-20 21:45:43
Now let me tell you about a particular song featuring in your chart. Use Your Illusion was an album released in 1991. I do not argue with that. But on that album was a song that originally was twenty minutes long. It was shortened to nine minutes long to be released as a single. In addition, a few edits had been made and in June 1992 the song we know and love today was released as a single on its own special compact dsic. I am talking of course about November Rain. Furthermore, the song's popularity and its timeless classic video are also 1992 material. Technically this song belongs to 1992. And don't say i'm wrong becuase this has to be my favourite rock song of all time.
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Music Of 1992 - takes two to tango IP:125.236.44.43 | 2008-05-26 19:02:33
If November Rain is considered a song of 1992, then Under The Bridge would probably fall under the same category.
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Anonymous IP:24.24.73.95 | 2008-06-19 22:27:03
can anyone say "sir psycho sexy"? best elaborative, drawn out, haunting, musically gifted tune of 1991....rhcp will never die
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