Ah, 1997. I remember making a cassette of the soundtrack from a friend's CD because I was too poor to buy it myself.

Was that song even popular when the movie came out? I don't recall it (but, I guess I wasn't listening to much or that type of music anyway).

Gee, I sure am in a holiday mood now.

Submitter, I don't think you know what "awesome" means.

Here is the correct definition:

awe·some/ˈôsəm/
Adjective:
Extremely impressive or daunting; inspiring great admiration, apprehension, or fear.
Extremely good; excellent.

The butterfly ooh thats old
Let me see that tootsee roll
Yeah 1994 69 boyz backed up by Quad City D.J.

/One time
//Cotton candy sweet to go let me see that tootsie roll

The '80s are unimpressed.

dletter: Was that song even popular when the movie came out? I don't recall it (but, I guess I wasn't listening to much or that type of music anyway).

The soundtrack was the 69th best selling pop album of the 90's.

The single peaked at 37, 11 on the rap chart.

12349876: dletter: Was that song even popular when the movie came out? I don't recall it (but, I guess I wasn't listening to much or that type of music anyway).

The soundtrack was the 69th best selling pop album of the 90's.

The single peaked at 37, 11 on the rap chart.

37th on the main stream charts is OK, but, I don't feel bad for not remembering it now.

dletter: Was that song even popular when the movie came out? I don't recall it (but, I guess I wasn't listening to much or that type of music anyway).

I remember R. Kelly's "I Believe I Can Fly" and Seal's rendition of "Fly Like an Eagle," and that's about it. Definitely not the song in the video.

I'll take the dancer on the left.

dletter: Was that song even popular when the movie came out? I don't recall it (but, I guess I wasn't listening to much or that type of music anyway).

No

I wasn't going to listen to all of that...

Sylvia_Bandersnatch: The '80s are unimpressed.

I want to have your children.

With such deep and meaningful lyrics like "Come on and slam, and welcome to the jam", it's no wonder that this song was wildly successful.

Want some real 90s awesome? The official Space Jam website is still online and hasn't changed since 1996.

http://www2.warnerbros.com/spacejam/ movie/jam.htm

crypticsatellite: Submitter, I don't think you know what "awesome" means.

Here is the correct definition:

awe·some/ˈôsəm/
Adjective:
Extremely impressive or daunting; inspiring great admiration, apprehension, or fear.
Extremely good; excellent.

/ditto. made it about 10 seconds in...then meh'd out. rap sucks.

Bit'O'Gristle: crypticsatellite: Submitter, I don't think you know what "awesome" means.

Here is the correct definition:

awe·some/ˈôsəm/
Adjective:
Extremely impressive or daunting; inspiring great admiration, apprehension, or fear.
Extremely good; excellent.

/ditto. made it about 10 seconds in...then meh'd out. rap sucks.

I don't like rap music myself but that doesn't mean it sucks.

Ya, sorry, but it really does.

/just saying

Hit em High was a waaay better song.

Skyfrog: Want some real 90s awesome? The official Space Jam website is still online and hasn't changed since 1996.

http://www2.warnerbros.com/spacejam/m ovie/jam.htm

That is stunningly awesome. Just in the fact that nobody has decided to remove it yet.

dletter: Skyfrog: Want some real 90s awesome? The official Space Jam website is still online and hasn't changed since 1996.

http://www2.warnerbros.com/spacejam/m ovie/jam.htm

That is stunningly awesome. Just in the fact that nobody has decided to remove it yet.

It's still selling the Space Jam soundtrack on cassette for $8.99, or you can check where it's playing in local theaters with a link to Blockbuster!

NewportBarGuy: Sylvia_Bandersnatch: The '80s are unimpressed.

I want to have your children.

I grew up in that era, and love a lot of stuff like that, Nucleus, etc. This was actually on the table jukebox at a local farmer's restaurant I still go to now, and it's still one of my faves. Kids today don't know it, but some of these really old school beats are monstrous. They just think of the entire era as goofy and uncool, I think, which is too bad; they're missing out on some pretty great drops.

LockeOak: dletter: Skyfrog: Want some real 90s awesome? The official Space Jam website is still online and hasn't changed since 1996.

http://www2.warnerbros.com/spacejam/m ovie/jam.htm

That is stunningly awesome. Just in the fact that nobody has decided to remove it yet.

It's still selling the Space Jam soundtrack on cassette for $8.99, or you can check where it's playing in local theaters with a link to Blockbuster!

Someone should totally call that number and try to order it. I hope they still have some in stock. In the meantime we can still enjoy these awesome wavs! Remember those? Link

Hand Banana: LockeOak: dletter: Skyfrog: Want some real 90s awesome? The official Space Jam website is still online and hasn't changed since 1996.

http://www2.warnerbros.com/spacejam/m ovie/jam.htm

That is stunningly awesome. Just in the fact that nobody has decided to remove it yet.

It's still selling the Space Jam soundtrack on cassette for $8.99, or you can check where it's playing in local theaters with a link to Blockbuster!

Someone should totally call that number and try to order it. I hope they still have some in stock. In the meantime we can still enjoy these awesome wavs! Remember those? Link

In glorious 88kbps! My favorite part is how they admit to the shiatty quality of their sound files on their own site.

To be fair to the guys doing this song, they did have a much bigger hit that I definitely do remember (mostly because it was used frequently by the Arena Football teams games I went to in the late 90s):

Come on Ride the Train!

LockeOak: Hand Banana: LockeOak: dletter: Skyfrog: Want some real 90s awesome? The official Space Jam website is still online and hasn't changed since 1996.

http://www2.warnerbros.com/spacejam/m ovie/jam.htm

That is stunningly awesome. Just in the fact that nobody has decided to remove it yet.

It's still selling the Space Jam soundtrack on cassette for $8.99, or you can check where it's playing in local theaters with a link to Blockbuster!

Someone should totally call that number and try to order it. I hope they still have some in stock. In the meantime we can still enjoy these awesome wavs! Remember those? Link

In glorious 88kbps! My favorite part is how they admit to the shiatty quality of their sound files on their own site.

This was quite par for the course in 1996 though. Remember, there was no flash, no really nice looking graphics... 28k modems were the norm not the exception in 1996... if a site was even 1-2 MB in size total that would be a very slow loading website.

Get dunked.

lewismarktwo: I wasn't going to listen to all of that...

There was audio? I was watching it muted while in my bunk...

/that short haired chick in the sports bra... yum...