Back to the 90's

What is Back to the 90's?

Back to the 90's is the playlist with the music from 1990 to 1999: the tracks from those years in the collection (by their first release, otherwise the album's year), topped up with the biggest hits of the time from the Dutch Top 40. A new block every six hours.

How is the playlist put together?

The same way as Time to Play: every block picked at random within fixed rules (nobody twice in a block, every record at most once a week, put in order by sound). From the Dutch Top 40, the decade's top 50 and each year's top 10 take part.

What music is in Back to the 90's?

Back to the 90's is the emno Spotify playlist of music from the 90s: 2,111 tracks from 214 albums in the collection, released 1990 to 1999, topped up with the biggest hits of those years from the Dutch Top 40 (the decade's top 50 and each year's top 10), such as Dromen Zijn Bedrog (Marco Borsato), Het Is Een Nacht... (Levensecht) (Guus Meeuwis, Vagant) and Macarena (Los Del Rio). A new six-hour block every six hours, put in order by sound. Artists that come by often: Roxette, Metallica, Queen, Osdorp Posse and 2Pac.

How is it different from the Dutch Top 40 decade overview?

The Dutch Top 40 decade overview is a ranking: the biggest hits of the 90s, computed from all the weekly charts of those years, to read and compare. Back to the 90's is a playlist to listen to: album tracks from those years in the collection with the biggest hits in between, compiled afresh every six hours and put in order by sound.

How often does the playlist change?

A new block starts every six hours; a block lasts about six hours, the last track sometimes runs on a few minutes until the next one begins. The top shows the current block and the moment it was compiled, and "Now" and "Up next" move along with the time, also while the page stays open. That is the block's schedule, not your own player.

Can you save Back to the 90's to your own Spotify?

Yes. The Open in Spotify button at the top lets you save the playlist to your own library. It is the same list, which refills itself every six hours.

What does the time next to a track mean?

The moment that track starts within the block. The playing track shows moving bars, played tracks are dimmed, and "Now" and "Up next" at the top follow along.

What do the badges next to a track mean?

A Dutch Top 40 badge shows the peak position of that record in the Dutch Top 40; point at it for the year and the number of weeks. NL marks a Dutch-language track. On the right are the year (first release, Dutch Top 40 or album, whichever fits best) and the length.

How do you play the playlist?

With the Play here button at the top; the playlist then plays in the player at the bottom and keeps going while you browse on. Open in Spotify opens the same list in Spotify itself.