Show Notes
👋 The final episode is here! Today marks the completion of 99 Songs Ricca Loves from the 90s—and it's been a great journey. We've covered world-conquering superstars, but for Episode 100, I wanted to salute the true heroes of the music scene: the indie band. 🎸 Ep. 100 is Chords Like This by Alberta legends The Smalls. 💥 Thank you all for taking this ride with me!
More from 99 Songs Ricca Loves from the 90s
👋The final year of the old millennium sees the emergence of the new one's first superstar. Verbally dexterous, mischievous as hell, and co-signed by Dr. Dre, Eminem storms the scene.
🌽Time for the greatest feel-good, rage-out, head-nod, nu-metal, rap-rock disco song by any band I've ever personally met at a peeler bar.
👦🪨🤘Millions love him. Millions don't. There's only one Kid Rock!
💔Here for a good time, not a long time. Lauryn Hill leaves the Fugees, gives us one of the decade's greatest albums, then exits stage left. E96 is I Used to Love Him by Lauryn Hill featuring Mary J Blige Plus: Everyone freaks out over the upcoming millennium and TLC declares your humble host undateable.
⚫👁️🫛The humble, underground, excellent beginnings of one of the 2000s most successful pop juggernauts. E95 is Head Bobs by Black Eyed Peas, released in the year 4 B.F. (Before Fergie) Plus: My two favourite hip hop groups of all time release new albums and a girl from Louisiana turns head while bringing heat to her high school hallway.