You’re moving into a land of both BASS and RHYME CAPABILITY, of GRINDS and AROUSALS you’ve just crossed over into the TWILIGHT ZONE BY 2 UNLIMITED.ġ9. Beyond it is another dimension: a dimension of SOUND, a dimension of SWEAT, a dimesion of BOOTY. Twilight Zone by 2 Unlimited (1992)– You unlock this door with the key of UNLIMITATION. This song, Pump Up the Jam, it went triple platinum. Pump Up the Jam by Technotronic (1989)–This song went triple platinum. by Village People (1978)–Whether you hear this classic at a Chuck-E-Cheese or The Bloke Stroke Bar & Night Club, you’re doing the dance. Then EMF proved that a group of scrawny, pale Englishmen could write a song that would advertise a Kraft Foods product around the year 2005. Unbelievable by EMF (1990, 1991 )–A little band called Queen proved that a group of scrawny, pale Englishmen could write songs that would rock American sports arenas for years and years. The Power by Snap! (1990)–If you listen to this one and DO NOT feel like you’ve got The Power, I personally owe you $12.99.ġ5. & Rakim sample, then I will single-handedly resurrect the Jock Jams series! Who’s coming with me?ġ3. Pump Up the Volume by M/A/R/R/S (1987)–How can a track that seems so simple also seem so repetitive? If all I need is a drum machine, some scratch effects, and an Eric B. Hip Hop Hooray by Naughty by Nature (1993)–Still trying to find some of those Naughty by Nature bedsheets. I’ll see if I can find an address to post up so you all can mail in your thank yous.ġ1. Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now) by C+C Music Factory (1990)–Wikipedia credits this jam with the initiation of the early 90s house movement.

It may take two to make it outta site, but it only takes one to listen to this masterpiece on repeat in his bedroom until dinner time.ĩ. It Takes Two by Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock (1988)–Warning: NOT a cover of the Kim Weston/Marvin Gaye song. Come Baby Come by K7 (1993)–I know that some self-respecting women don’t care for rap songs that tell them what to do, and even the title of K7’s Jock Jams entry is imperative, but how are you ladies going to resist a song that rhymes ‘innuendo’ with ‘Nintendo’?Ĩ. I appreciate a soundtrack that looks out for the best interest of the listener’s cranked-ness.ħ. You know, in case you’re not pumped enough after the first five songs. Pump It Up, Go ‘Head, Go ‘Head–If memory serves, this is a cheerleader cheer. The Official Jock Jams, Volume 1 Complete Track Rundown (cont.)Ħ.

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