Billboard Top 20: 90's Soundtrack Albums

We will be looking at the most successful soundtrack of the 90's based on Billboard 200 Chart success. 
Some albums ended up selling more albums than others in the list, but these top 20 had the most chart success based extended sales.

Top 10 Decade Defining Music Videos of the 1990s

Top 10 Dance Songs of the 1990s

Top 10 Britpop Anthems

Top 10 Decade Defining Hard Rock and Heavy Metal Songs: 1990s

Top 10 Decade Defining Songs: 1990s

Top 10 Decade Defining Songs:

1990s

Top Ten Nirvana Songs

Flashback - Billboard Top 50 Singles 02/28/1998

Original vs Remake #13

Our journey into the land of remakes takes us to the country side this week. 
First up is the original version of "I Swear" by John Michael Montgomery from 1994.
This was the #1 country song of 1994 and later that year it was remade by the R&B group All-4-One and they were even more successful on the pop charts.
They were at #1 on the Hot 100 for 11 consecutive weeks in May, June and July.  This was the #2 song of 1994 and the #9 song of the decade and was #78 on the Top 100 Songs list for the 50th anniversary of the Billboard Hot 100.
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1999 Grammy for Song of the Year

Rob Thomas and Santana with "Smooth". They also took Record of the year for 1999 with this being the biggest charting single for Santana in his long and storied career. This song hit the top of the Billboard Hot 100 October 12th and stayed their for 10 consecutive weeks. According to the Billboard Book of #1 Hits, this is the #1 song of the 1990s. This was also the last #1 song of the 1990s and the last of the 20th century.