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.

Billboard #1 Album of 2014

Billboard #1 Album of 2014

Frozen (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)[16][17]
No.	Title	Performer(s)	Length
1.	"Frozen Heart"	Cast of Frozen	1:45
2.	"Do You Want to Build a Snowman?"	Kristen Bell, Agatha Lee Monn, and Katie Lopez	3:27
3.	"For the First Time in Forever"	Kristen Bell and Idina Menzel	3:45
4.	"Love Is an Open Door"	Kristen Bell and Santino Fontana	2:07
5.	"Let It Go"	Idina Menzel	3:44
6.	"Reindeer(s) Are Better Than People"	Jonathan Groff	0:50
7.	"In Summer"	Josh Gad	1:54
8.	"For the First Time in Forever (Reprise)"	Kristen Bell and Idina Menzel	2:30
9.	"Fixer Upper"	Maia Wilson and Cast of Frozen	3:02
10.	"Let It Go" (single version)	Demi Lovato	3:47
11.	"Vuelie" (featuring Cantus)	Christophe Beck and Frode Fjellheim	1:36
12.	"Elsa and Anna"	Christophe Beck	2:43
13.	"The Trolls"	Christophe Beck	1:48
14.	"Coronation Day"	Christophe Beck	1:14
15.	"Heimr Àrnadalr"	Christophe Beck	1:25
16.	"Winter's Waltz"	Christophe Beck	1:00
17.	"Sorcery"	Christophe Beck	3:17
18.	"Royal Pursuit"	Christophe Beck	1:02
19.	"Onward and Upward"	Christophe Beck	1:54
20.	"Wolves"	Christophe Beck	1:44
21.	"The North Mountain"	Christophe Beck	1:34
22.	"We Were So Close"	Christophe Beck	1:53
23.	"Marshmallow Attack!"	Christophe Beck	1:43
24.	"Conceal, Don't Feel"	Christophe Beck	1:07
25.	"Only an Act of True Love"	Christophe Beck	1:07
26.	"Summit Siege"	Christophe Beck	2:32
27.	"Return to Arendelle"	Christophe Beck	1:38
28.	"Treason"	Christophe Beck	1:36
29.	"Some People Are Worth Melting For"	Christophe Beck	2:06
30.	"Whiteout"	Christophe Beck	4:17
31.	"The Great Thaw (Vuelie Reprise)"	Christophe Beck and Frode Fjellheim	2:29
32.	"Epilogue"	Christophe Beck	3:04

#1 Song of the Week

This week we go a little newer and softer than before with the Billboard Hot 100 Chart topper from March 6th 1993.
"A Whole New World" by Peabo Bryson and Regina Belle, which spent 1 week in the #1 spot.

This was the pop single version of the Oscar winner for Best Song from the Disney movie Aladdin.   This was also the song that knocked Whitney Houston and her mega smash "I Will Always Love You" from the top spot after a then record 14 weeks at #1.