(81–100) I Go to Extremes — Billy Joel; Whip Appeal — Babyface; Oh Girl — Paul Young; C'mon and Get My Love — D Mob with Cathy Dennis; (It's Just) The Way That You Love Me — Paula Abdul; We Can't Go Wrong — The Cover Girls; When I'm Back on My Feet Again — Michael Bolton; Make You Sweat — Keith Sweat; This One's for the Children — New Kids on the Block; What It Takes — Aerosmith; Forever — Kiss; Jerk Out — The Time; Just a Friend — Biz Markie; Whole Wide World — A'me Lorain; Without You — Mötley Crüe; Swing the Mood — Jive Bunny and the Mastermixers; Thieves in the Temple — Prince; Mentirosa — Mellow Man Ace; Tic-Tac-Toe — Kyper.
The full list, a reflection of a transitional musical era, solidified 1990 as a pivotal year in music history. top 100 songs in 1990 top
The year 1990 served as a sonic bridge, connecting the neon-soaked decadence of the 1980s with the raw, genre-blurring innovation of the 1990s. The charts were a fascinating melting pot where hair metal ballads coexisted with the birth of modern divas and the first mainstream ripples of the hip-hop explosion. The Sound of 1990: A Cultural Shift (81–100) I Go to Extremes — Billy Joel;