The Lion King is my favorite Disney animated movie and I know this soundtrack better than any other. Ingonyama nengw enamabala! (Oh yes it’s a lion).

The second wave of emo has arrived, but not quite midwest emo since the band is from Seattle.

Rancid's second album which like most Rancid albums has too many songs on it, but does have Radio co-written with Billie Joe from Green Day.

A satanic ska band? Yes! Also featuring The Bumblebee Tuna Song.

blink-182's first album before they added the 182 to their name and featuring the track Carousel.

You're not punk and I'm telling everyone.

NOFX hits a high point in their career with the release of this album and Linoleum.

That saxophone in Mona. this was a great year for Moon Ska.

This is here solely for Dust on the Bottle. I still have memories of going to a dance back in my hometown years after this came out and the floor shaking from everyone singing along to it.

I'm not even that big of a Weezer fan, but it's hard not to sing along to Say it Ain't So every time it's played.

I liked this historical fiction novel about a medieval girl not wanting to get married.

Easily the movie I watched the most in my life. I think my sister and I watched it everyday one summer much to my cousin's annoyance. So much so, that I could probably still quote every line in the movie.

It can't rain all the time.

Natalie Portman's debut is a great one.

The one Tarantino film that still holds up well after many viewings.

The highest rated film on imdb is there for a reason. One of the greatest.

A classic dystopian sci-fi story that holds up super well with a great sidekick and setting.

The last of the genesis games featured the novel ability to stack the cartridges on top of each other to make a complete game. Together, they make one of the best Sonic games of a all-time.

A racing game that rewarded you for hitting other racers and running over pedestrians along with cheesy FMV. I played this so much as a kid.

The last of the SNES final fantasies and features one of the best antagonists in the series Kefka.

Tex Murphy is one of the few FMV games from the 90's where the acting still holds up today. The game is a bit difficult to navigate, but the cheesy dad jokes make it all worth it.