6 minutes ago, Harrison FB said:

Here's Yearbook '94's tracklist! We have 2 Lion King tracks!

Well some of you were close... Just three discs and one track out on the Wet Wet Wet song from Four Weddings. But then again, a good tracklist like this will suffice (despite Oasis not being on there).

1 minute ago, geraintlewis268 said:

Well some of you were close... Just three discs and one track out on the Wet Wet Wet song from Four Weddings. But then again, a good tracklist like this will suffice (despite Oasis not being on there).

Oasis is on there.

Just now, awardinary said:

Oasis is on there.

Shakermaker disc 2 track 3. I hope Whatever appears on the extra edition and Cigarettes & Alcohol and Live Forever get saved for the 1990-1994 yearbooks. Donna Summer should’ve been saved for the extra edition

Edited Thursday at 13:302 days by Hadji

3 minutes ago, awardinary said:

Oasis is on there.

Whoops! I misread the tracklist! Ha ha ha ha!

Now I bet we'll expect Don't Look Back in Anger on Yearbook 1996 (must we see it in 2027).

Interesting tracklist order, I did mention to someone else that they might kick off with Bruce as they love flaunting that license since they got it.

It looks like a good selection, and I'm a big fan of the dance disc (as long as they get the right hit mixes), although the sequencing is just odd in a lot of places. These are missing from the top 40 of the year, which won't obviously be on 1995 (Celine/Rednex).

Mariah Carey – Without You
Manchester Utd Football Squad – Come On You Reds
Mariah Carey – All I Want For Christmas Is You
BC-52’s – (Meet) The Flintstones
Prince – The Most Beautiful Girl In The World
Louis Armstrong – We Have All The Time In The World
Cyndi Lauper – Hey Now (Girls Just Want To Have Fun)
East 17 – Around The World
Enigma – Return To Innocence
Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories – Stay (I Missed You)

I'd imagine Louis, East 17 and maybe Cyndi could be on the Extra.

Great to see the Elton Lion King songs, and Bon Jovi's Always and very happy PSB's Absolutely Fabulous and the wonderful Marcella Detroit song made it.

I'm sure this image looks better. It's out on the day before Halloween!

No Cranberries either and I hope BC52s appear on the extra edition as it’s B-52’s who renamed themselves that just for that song and they appear quite a lot on compilations

Edited Thursday at 13:472 days by Hadji

10 minutes ago, geraintlewis268 said:

Whoops! I misread the tracklist! Ha ha ha ha!

Now I bet we'll expect Don't Look Back in Anger on Yearbook 1996 (must we see it in 2027).

And Wonderwall on 1995 but we could get Roll With It or Some Might Say instead

Also, I noticed that PJ & Duncan with Let's Get Ready to Rhumble made it onto Yearbook 1994. Funnily enough, it charted again in 2013.

Hey! Look on the bright side that a NOW Christmas album hasn't been announced on the back of that.

On first impressions, holy crap I love it! It’s almost everything I’ve wanted!

TWO Lion King songs makes me want to shed a tear.

DOOP is on Disc 3, and what a powerful Dance disc! Baby D!

They managed Stiltskin even though the original ‘Inside’ isn’t on streaming, will have to check this one to see if it’s the original.

Boyz II Men have made it, think we’ll see ‘End of The Road’ on The Final Chapter of ‘90-‘94?

Warren G’s summer smash ‘Regulate’ is here too, incredible!

The reggae revival in the middle of disc 2 is chef’s kiss!

Having Streets Of Philadelphia to kick things off is an interesting pick too, glad to see it on here.

Considering licensing and things, I’m initially very happy with this tracklist. Can’t wait to get my hands on this! Much stronger than ‘93 IMO.

Considering they love New Order so much, I’m surprised True Faith '94 isn’t on there and I’ll be surprised if it misses extra 1994 too

Indeed some great chart (euro)dance on Disc 3. And then theres DJ Miko

7 minutes ago, TheSnake said:

Indeed some great chart (euro)dance on Disc 3. And then theres DJ Miko

Hey don’t diss Mr. Miko like that. Those stabby synths go hard!

41 minutes ago, geraintlewis268 said:

Hey! Look on the bright side that a NOW Christmas album hasn't been announced on the back of that.

They’ll probably announce one next week

This looks like the best 90s yearbook so far. Finally a full dance disc.

It would be funny if the reason they missed Aswad out was to include them on extra 1994 next to Ace Of Base

Edited Thursday at 16:422 days by Hadji

I don't think we could have asked for a better dance disc than disc 3. And the fact that they didn't put any dance anywhere else makes that disc one of the most coherent and comprehensive discs anywhere in the Yearbook project.

Is that enough hyperbole? 🤣

(ok, I think the PJ and Duncan could have been placed elsewhere and D:Ream close the disc instead)

13 minutes ago, Colm said:

I don't think we could have asked for a better dance disc than disc 3. And the fact that they didn't put any dance anywhere else makes that disc one of the most coherent and comprehensive discs anywhere in the Yearbook project.

Is that enough hyperbole? 🤣

(ok, I think the PJ and Duncan could have been placed elsewhere and D:Ream close the disc instead)

Double D:ream on the same disc?

I agree with you though about the disc, it’s great. After dance was so badly served on other editions it’s brilliant to see there are no glaring omissions from the genre.

9 minutes ago, gooddelta said:

Double D:ream on the same disc?

I agree with you though about the disc, it’s great. After dance was so badly served on other editions it’s brilliant to see there are no glaring omissions from the genre.

Things Can Only Get Better is on disc 1 and U R The Best Thing is on disc 3. I don’t mind both their songs appearing on 1994 as long as they include either Take Me Away or Blame It On Me on extra 1994