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Of all the albums released today, I have to admit, I’m sooooooo excited about The Jonas Brothers (“A Little Bit Longer”) and New Kids On The Block (“Greatest Hits“). In which sort of warped teeny bop universe do we release cds from both of these acts on the same day? It’s perfect, really. Thirty-year-old moms can take their 12 year old daughters out for new cds today and they’ll both have something to blast on the way home.Yippie!

While both albums seem to be getting acceptable reviews, considering their respective genres, I still feel like something is missing: HANSON. A simultaneous Hanson release would be the only thing that could make me “happier” on this day.

If you haven’t realized I’m kidding by now…that’s fine. Go ahead and take me seriously. I’m sure that The Jonas Brothers and New Kids On The Block both have many redeeming songs on their new releases.

But honestly…I am moderately excited to see what comes of Extreme’s new release, “Saudades de Rock”. (Who knew they were still making music? WHO KNEW, I ask you.) Read more

What do I remember about the 90’s? Hmmmm…snap bracelets, Don Mattingly’s mustache and Pogs, just to name a few examples - but above all I remember the music.

“Jump Around,” the entire Jock Jams album, Weird Al and Hootie.

If I were to compile the “soundtrack of my life” at least 75% would be classic 90’s songs. C’mon - can you think of anything better than ripping up the volume to Jamiroquai’s “Virtual Insanity” as you fly down the highway? Yeah, I can’t neither.

Over the next 3 weeks VH1 will be compiling a list of the Top 100 songs of the 90’s and we, the users, have the final say on the list’s order.

Here’s how it works: go to the Top 100 songs of the 90’s page and scan through their alphabetical list of 100 90’s hits; get nostalgic for about 3 hours as you glance at every song; remember a key moment in your life when that song was playing; start crying about how old you’ve got overnight. Once you’re done with the nostalgic boo-hoos simply drag and drop your Top 10 into the list application and click submit. Bingo! Bango! Very easy to use and worth the time.

At 1:30AM last night today I put together my Top 10 list and here’s how it looks.

Check out the music videos in my Top 10 after the jump. Read more