Billboard #1 Albums from 1994

What an abysmal year. Was anyone having fun that year, other than Snoop Dogg?

Nope. But Pantera were having the best bad time of the bunch.

I can't believe Geir doesn't own this - it's great!

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Bah 94 was a great year with a bunch of awful Bilboard nr 1 albums

struggled to find an album i liked in that list.
went with soundgarden in the end.

1994 fell on black days amirite

actualy, i just realised 94 was all about the golden era of FAX records for me.
a good year, but crap list.

Toni Braxton seems to be kinda forgotten theses days, but her debut album is great, so I'm gonna vote for that.

There are few other r'n'b hits of the nineties as great as "Another Sad Love Song".

I like the singles more than the album.

Well, there's "Unbreak My Heart", "You're Makin' Me High", "Breathe Again", and "You Mean The World To Me"...

I love "Breathe Again" too, but for some reason "Unbreak My Heart" always sounded kinda sour and irritating to me. Can't really explain why.

I remember when "Breathe Again" and "Another Sad Love Song" came out I really thought they were great, but I couldn't admit that to anyone, because back then 15-year old Finnish boys weren't supposed to like r'n'b.

...or at least not Toni Braxton. TLC at least had some hip-hop credibility.

Doggystyle, easily. if it weren't on the list i'd probably go with Ill Comm.

What was the big r'n'b hit of 1994, where three guys sang something like "I swear, by the moon and the stars in the sky...", and they were like Michael Jackson's nephews or something? I even liked that one.

... That song was called "I Swear".

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_4_One

Oh yeah, by All-4-One! Wikipedia says nothing about them being Michael Jackson's cousins though... Am I mixing them up with some other group?

didn't some country dude cover it shortly after?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brownstone_(band)

Country dude is John Michael Montgomery (listed above) and his version came first.

I'm almost certain there was an r'n'b group in the mid-nineties who were Michael Jackson's nephews or cousins, and their name had a number in it. Does anyone remember what it was?

Tuomas - 3T

Ah, thanks!

wau. AMC Theaters used to play "Anything" as part of their "pre-show."

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I can't believe Geir doesn't own this

I don't even own "Genesis Live" or "Seconds Out". The definitive versions are on the studio albums anyway, so what would I need alternative versions for?

ace of base.

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Why John Michael Montgomery ruled.

didn't like most of these