Tonight we take our chances and roll the dice for a third straight week. We end up talking about Terminator 2: Judgement Day, Eve 6, Fenix TX, Cypress Hill, George Strait, Aqua, Rage Against the Machine, the Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Faith Hill, Christina Aguilera, the Smashing Pumpkins, Pearl Jam, and many more!

And I wonder... when I sing along with you

If anything could ever feel this real for ever

If anything could ever be this good again

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Mike rolls the dice some more, and we hear from Garth Brooks again, OutKast, Alanis Morisette, Fastball, Mariah Carey, Elton John, Billy Ray Cyrus, Missy Elliott, AC/DC, Green Day, Sinead O'Connor, Donna Lewis, DMX, Lit and more! Pretty diverse playlist for your listening pleasure. We might even get to hear from Don Henley and the Eagles.

Can we forget about the things I said When I was drunk

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On today's ep, we are playing a little game. A simple roll of the dice will bring up a certain genre and year and we will hear one of the top songs in that quadrant. Don't worry, you'll get the hang of it. It's simpler than it sounds. 

Tonight we have the extreme fortune of hearing from Shania Twain, Rancid, Celine Dion, Incubus, 2Pac, the Dixie Chicks, MXPX, Backstreet Boys, New Kids on the Block, Garth Brooks, Puff Daddy, the Wallflowers, Choking Victim, and Jay-Z. It may well be the very most diverse list of artists ever on one of our episodes.

This is what a woman wants

Any man of mine better be proud of me

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Tonight Mike (not punk) and Adam (quite punk), finish the play-through of the 90s discography of the epic Punk label, Fat Wreck Chords.

That's it. That's the ep.

NOFX, Lagwagon, Strung Out, No Use For A Name, and other 90s punk bands are all we're gonna hear tonight.

Fellow members of Club We've Got Ours, I'd like to introduce you to our host. He's got his and I've got mine. Meet the Decline.

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We are playing through the 90s discography of the epic Punk label, Fat Wreck Chords.

That's it. That's the ep.

NOFX, Lagwagon, Strung Out, No Use For A Name, and other 90s punk bands are all we're gonna hear tonight.

If you need to find us, just go to the end of the longest line.

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Oh, baby, baby! 

Let's continue making fun of the year 1999 by finishing up the top 40 chart from 20 years ago. These are the songs that were getting the most play on top 40 stations, and you'll hear several songs that defined the era. 

Boy Bands abound. We play *NSYNC, Backstret Boys AND 98 Degrees, PLUS a solo single from the biggest boy band of the dawn of the 90s, New Kids on the Block's Joey Mintyre! And after all of that, you might be surprised to find Nick Lachey on top of the heap. But that's just the way it is.

Do you believe in life after the 90's?

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It's the year 1999. Star Wars is finally back, frosted tips and pukka shells are in, and boy bands are on the charts. Tonight we begin the Top 40 chart from March 27, 2019.

The Vengaboys are here to party. That's a given. Then a lot of other stuff happens, and finally we play Mariah Carey. 

Ladies and Gentlemen of the class of '99...

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OK, now this is Nineties radio. Everclear, Creed, Blink 182, Foo Fighters, Green Day, Pearl Jam, Fastball, Natalie Imbruglia, and Radiohead all lead us to Marcy Playground at number one. Sorry for the spoiler.

Before we get to the songs, though, the sorting hat has its say. The Nintendo 64 Zelda game, Ocarina of Time is one of Mike's favorites, but Adam is unfamiliar with the Zelda games. Mulan was one of the last great Disney animated movies of the 90s.

Let's get down to business to defeat the huns.

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On this episode of Nineteen Ninety What, we are back to basics! The year in question is 1998, and we are looking at the Alternative Songs Chart. And, yeah. There are a lot of forgotten one "hit" wonders tonight. But before we get to those, the sorting hat has it's way with us. 

When we get to the chart, We do hear from some familiar voices, like Oasis, Pearl Jam and Bush, but there are also a ton of no-name artists that we've never heard from before and will probably never hear again: Big Wreck, Finley Quaye, Huffamoose, God Lives Underwater, and Cornershop. Plus we get to talk about the ska and swing revivals that brought horns to 1998 in a big way.

All that Shimmers in this world is sure to fade away again.

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For episode 30, we switch things up a bit, and dedicate an entire episode to one movie, it's soundtrack, and legacy. Mike Judge's classic, Office Space is now 20 years old, so we thought this would be a great opportunity to revisit this touchstone workplace drama.

Listen to the nineties hardcore gangsta rap that the repressed and nerdy software engineers of Initech held near and dear to their hearts. We will also be playing clips of some of our favorite comedic moments, and FULLY SPOILING the entire plot of the film. So don't listen until you've watched, if you care about spoilers in a 20-year-old cult comedy.

I celebrate the guy's entire catalog.

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