Revisit the Albums of Christmas Past With These '90s Holiday Tunes

NSYNC also got in on the holiday action during the decade, dropping this album and making us feel all the warmth of Christmas with songs like "In Love on Christmas" and "All I Want Is You."

Hanson makes you feel as if they're right there in your living room serenading you with sweet Christmas jubilee. The soft strumming of "At Christmas" mixed with the energetic feel of "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" makes this a well-rounded soundtrack for this time of year.

This is yet another LP that we absolutely had to include. Dion delivers some of the best hymns (i.e. "Don't Save It All For Christmas" and "The Magic of Christmas") that resonate with the delight of Christmastime.

Musical luminary Johnny Cash brings "Joy to the World" with this glorious holiday soundtrack. His heartfelt vocals imbue classic tunes like "O Come All Ye Faithful" and "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" with verve and make listeners truly feel the magic of Christmas.

This album wonderfully mixes together the voices of prominent singers in the industry, including Tom Petty, Luther Vandross, Frank Sinatra, Jon Bon Jovi, and Aretha Franklin.

Toni Braxton, TLC, Outkast, and more fill your heart with Christmas cheer in this 37-minute album.

Anyone who was around during the '90s should remember this beautiful masterpiece. Boyz II Men brings soothing harmonies to classics such as "Silent Night" and "Let It Snow."

Glen Campbell takes you on a journey through the joys of Christmastime, belting numbers like "Hark Herald Angels Medley" and "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas."

Jackson fuses country and Christmas in this LP that's a swinging good time.

You're going to be singing Harry Connick Jr.'s version of "Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow" and the other jolly tunes in this soundtrack for even more years to come.

This icon takes listeners on a dreamy journey through a Winter wonderland in A Very Special Christmas, and we can't get enough of it.

Although this originally dropped in 1948, it was rereleased in 1994 with an extra song, "It Came Upon a Midnight Clear." Leave it to Ol' Blue Eyes to make the holidays even more enjoyable.

Would it even be a true list of classic Christmas-themed '90s albums if we didn't include this? It's been over two decades since this came out, but you better believe Carey's "All I Want For Christmas" is still one of the most popular holiday bangers.

The master of funk gives his all in this groovy holiday album. A few of the standout tunes include "Let's Make This Christmas Mean Something" and "Hey America" for their up-tempo beats and chords.

Luther Vandross and his fervent vocals give a sexy feel to jams such as "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas," "This Is Christmas," and "The Mistletoe Jam."

"Santa Claus Goes to the Ghetto" is just one of the many hip-hop versions of holiday tunes in this album. Rap legends Nate Dogg and Snoop Dogg are joined by other artists, including Michel'le, to offer a swagged-out spin on seasonal music.

Jermaine Dupri utilizes his talents as a producer to deliver the special gift of soulful Christmas songs. He teams up with Chaka Khan, Faith Evans, Jagged Edge, and more for remixes on traditional ballads. Alicia Keys even lends her talent to singing "Little Drummer Girl" on the LP.

It's hard to top A Very Special Christmas 2, but this '97 release sure comes close. Sheryl Crow, Mary J. Blige, Patti Smith, Tim Reynolds, and more come together for a merry celebration of the season.

This soundtrack is a roundup of The Beach Boys' best holiday hits from the '60s and '70s. Upbeat melodies, including "Little Saint Nick," "Frosty the Snowman," and "Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town," got remastered in the '90s and rereleased for all the world to enjoy.

Grant's A Christmas to Remember is certainly an album to remember. Her "Jingle Bell Rock" rendering has a fun show-tune-esque element, and her strong vocals make all the other songs equally entertaining.

The harmonies of this LP will send chills down your spine while also warming your soul. The cadences of anthems like "A Star to Follow" are unparalleled, and the sounds of the instrumental tunes such as "A Mad Russian's Christmas" are so powerful that you don't even need to hear lyrics. It's a holiday album that will live on and continue to spread merriment.