We're looking at nineties hits from bands whose other songs did not really reach the same heights of popularity did we miss out on a forgotten nineties one hit wonder let us Know in the comments below number 10, Crash test dummies, crash test dummies arrived on the scene in the early 1990s with this alternative and unorthodox rock song With its unique sounds and deep lyrics, the track managed to find a wide international audience.

It grew to become a top 10 hit in numerous countries, going to number one in several cases, charge the Canadian band single is not without its fierce critics which led to a backlash that might have soured people to the tune.

If you learn more about its backstory, you'll learn about its central story and its connection to childhood trauma that cuts deep with certain audiences, sonically, the pieces unique production also rounds out the final product with a delicate musical arrangement.

No nine.

The impression that I get the mighty mighty boss stones.

If you remember the Scott punk revival of the 1990s, you'll likely recognize this mighty mighty boss stones hit.

The song was a breakthrough with mainstream audiences who were unfamiliar with the genre.

Modern audiences deserve to hear the track again, to embrace its shameless charms.

It also serves as a reminder that a great horn section can send any song into the stratosphere.

Whether or not the release would connect with everyone today, there is a chance it could find another cult following at the very least.

The impression that I get encapsulates all of the good cheer associated with ska music.

Number 82 Princes Spin Doctors.

Bands like the Spin Doctors were welcomed into the early nineties wave of alternative rock with Open Arms.

While they did get some recognition with a few other tunes, it's their signature single two princes coming off of their successful debut album pocket full of Kryptonite.

That contains all the talent and energy that guaranteed them success.

Reaching the top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100.

The inviting track is a time capsule to a different decade and represents a specific pop music style.

Eric Shankman is great guitar work also interweaves with some memorable singing and scatting above all Two Princes is wonderfully catchy and full of fun vibes for anyone from any generation.

Number seven.

It feels so good, so unique.

So unique.

Came along during a surge of techno and electronic pop music at the end of the decade.

Her most well known track is it feels so good which made her a momentary star in the music world.

It wasn't long after the song took off in the U.

K.

And grew in popularity around the world including the U.

S.

And many european countries that also embraced the sound as we entered the new millennium with passionate vocals and the Euro dance beat.

The artist's work achieved more fame after it received another release.

Years later, Riding the 90s zeitgeist, so unique single resonates with its undisputed power and entrancing arrangement.

Number six Sleeping Satellite, Tasmin Archer Sleeping Satellite is a pop single with imaginative lyrics and imagery audiences outside of the U.

K.

And europe might not remember Tasman Archers efforts quite as well, but it has more than enough elements to deserve a revisit.

The track itself uses dreamlike and spacey references to craft a romantic vision of the universe.

Archers vocals provide the finishing touches to this engaging number that can be interpreted in different ways to keep audiences coming back for more.

The song features synthesized pop production to achieve its otherworldly feel, but balances it with solid guitar and coral work.

That adds to its charm.

Number five, I wish Skee Lo.

Skee Lo's verses are much different from those of his contemporaries being much more self deprecating than those by traditional swaggering artists of hip hop.

His endearing and tongue in cheek tone invites people who feel inadequate to have an anthem all their own.

The rapper's entire personality fits this particular song especially well, which helped him charm his way into the top 20 on the hot 100.

His only substantial hit also has a funky beat that keeps people coming back for more.

Whether you love the lyrics or the flow, I wish gives a welcome alternative to more traditional kinds of 90s rap number four, standing outside a broken phone booth with money in my hand, primitive radio gods standing outside a broken phone booth with Money in My Hand is a long title, but it fits a song that is one of the more original numbers of the decade.

The track uses a hypnotic drumbeat and intriguing lyrics to lure in listeners to its musical vortex.

With a little assist from B.

B.

King, the song really becomes special.

The group uses a sample of King's, How blue can you get for the chorus, making it a worthy tribute to blues and rock music.

Regardless of your preferred musical genre, this mysterious piece of music provides a different experience that demands multiple listens number three, I Love You Always Forever.

Donna Lewis Donna Lewis song, I Love You Always Forever remains a highlight of the nineties pop scene.

The welsh performer received rave reviews for her first major release, Louis is singing style separates her from others in her genre, bringing the audience into her world instead of projecting with a traditionally resonant sound, her lyrics provide a sincere and positive outlook on a relationship in declaring love for someone else, Capturing the sometimes complex feelings of devotion.

This single boldly delivers on its promise of honest songwriting.

The track did surprisingly well on the dance club charts in the us and even better when remade by Betty, who in 2006, as well as making an impact in Australia.

Number two.

In the meantime, Space Hog Not only is in the meantime, a fun throwback to the glam rock era, it's also an incredibly impressive debut for the band.

Space Hog singer Royston langdon belts his best falsetto in a performance that would make any vocalist proud.

Most groups would love to have a track half as good as this several albums into their career, let alone is the first official release of their career.

The song performed well on the rock charts around the world, but it wasn't enough to sustain their long term success.

It's still a miraculous effort, full of stylistic flourishes and elements that any rock fan would love before we unveil our top pick.

Here are some honorable mentions, narcotic veto veto swept through europe with this hypnotic and compelling rock track six underground sneaker pimps.

Anyone nostalgic for Trip hop will be right at home with this moody single, Are you Jimmy Ray, Jimmy ray using rockabilly and hip hop elements.

Jimmy Ray unleashes an unforgettable earworm, Flagpole sitta, harvey danger.

A catchy alternative song that builds to a fun and loud chorus.

Brick.

Ben Folds five.

A contemplated piano ballad with heartbreaking and personal lyrics to melt your heart.

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Where here comes the hot stepper clearly resides.

I need to mosey stirs together a rap and reggae production.

That could easily be a smash hit tomorrow as the perfect song to bounce along to this single never lets up as some of the most concentrated and potent music of its kind.

Here comes The Hot stepper was a welcome addition to the charts in its original run, bringing the world a certifiably great time in every way possible.

It's also a perfect example of leaning into a fantastic groove and is blessed with a charismatic vocal.

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