| Some of these (Unforgettable, I will Always Love You, When a Man Loves a Woman, How do I Live, etc.) have multiple known artists. A few were even released and massively popular before the nineties. I think it would be helpful if you could make a note that only the nineties artists are accepted. Or accept multiple artists (especially in the case of How Do I Live, recorded in the nineties by Leann Rimes and Trisha Yearwood). I was thrown by Don't Cry for Me Argentina because works from musicals are usually recognized by their composer. I know many pop songs are not written by the performers, but I feel that musicals are different. When I see Don't Cry for me Argentina, I immediately think of the staged musical Evita, composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber. If that's too picky, I understand. Pretty good quiz, but maybe re-think the acceptable answers to a lot of these. |
VH1's 100 Songs ('90s)
Finish the Lyric
Musician by Picture
