Which 1995 movie had the most iconic soundtrack?

1995 Soundtracks Turn 30: Which One Still Hits the Hardest?

The year 1995 delivered a powerhouse lineup of movie soundtracks that still resonate three decades later. From the hip-hop anthem “Gangsta’s Paradise” in Dangerous Minds to the soul-stirring R&B of Waiting to Exhale, the music defined the mood of the era. Clueless captured teen spirit with alt-rock energy, Batman Forever gave us Seal’s unforgettable “Kiss from a Rose,” and Empire Records created an indie-pop time capsule. As these soundtracks turn 30, we're asking fans: which one remains the most iconic? Cast your vote and celebrate the unforgettable sounds of 1995.

Options

• Dangerous Minds (Coolio – “Gangsta’s Paradise”)
• Clueless (No Doubt, Beastie Boys, The Muffs)
• Batman Forever (U2, Seal – “Kiss from a Rose”)
• Waiting to Exhale (Whitney Houston, Mary J. Blige)
• Empire Records (Gin Blossoms, Cranberries, Toad the Wet Sprocket)
• Other

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