Originally posted by: Ornery
- Does this pretty much represent what "music" has whithered to over the last 20 years?
Originally posted by: AnonymouseUser
Originally posted by: jiwq
this white girl rapper thing is really catching on. over here we got gwen stefani...
I vote Hollaback Girl worst song of the decade. Nay, century.
Originally posted by: preslove
The shame of it is that before they got that white girl, they were a great underground hip hop group. It sucks that they had to sell out, get that stupid beotch, and dumb down their lyrics.
For newer music I'd agree however older music is pretty widely known and doesn't take much effort to find at allOriginally posted by: bonkers325
mainstream music all sounds the same. good music has to be found, which most people are unwilling to do nowadays.
I think this is a new breed or something, they're all yelling and cussing like they're stuck in the jungles of Africa or somethingOriginally posted by: Pocatello
From classical music to today music, sometimes I wonder about human evolution.
Originally posted by: BW86
Black Eyed Peas suck /thread
Originally posted by: Ornery
Popular radio of 1965:Popular radio of 1975:
- 1 The Rolling Stones Satisfaction
2 Beatles Help!
3 The Four Tops I Can't Help Myself
4 Petula Clark Downtown
5 Len Berry 1
6 The Toys A Lover's Concerto
7 The Four Seasons Let's Hang On
8 Sonny & Cher I Got You Babe
9 Diana Ross And The Supremes Come See Me About Me
10 Diana Ross And The Supremes Stop! In The Name Of Love
10 The Silkie You've Got To Hide Your Love
11 Righteous Brothers You've Lost That Lovin Feeling
12 Sam The Sham And The Pharaohs Wooly Bully
13 The Searchers Love Potion No.9
14 Diana Ross And The Supremes I Hear A Symphony
15 Beach Boys Help Me, Rhonda
16 The Beatles I Feel Fine
17 Herman's Hermits Mrs. Brown
18 Gary Lewis And The Playboys The Diamond Ring
19 Shirley Ellis The Name Game
20 The McCoys Hang On Sloopy
21 The Byrds Mr. Tambourine Man
22 The Beatles Yesterday
23 The Rolling Stones Get Off Of My Cloud
24 The Beatles Eight Days A Week
25 The Beatles Ticket To Ride
26 Herman's Hermits I'm Henry The VIII
27 Barry McGuire Eve Of Destruction
28 Freddy And The Dreamers I'm Telling You Now
29 Bobby Vinton Mr. Lonely
30 Jay & The Americans Cara Mia
31 Herb Alpert Taste Of Honey
32 Moody Blues Go Now
33 Righteous Brothers Unchained Melody
34 Bob Dylan Like A Rolling Stone
35 Wayne Fontana Game Of Love
36 Shirley Bassey Gold Finger
37 Ramsey Lewis The 'IN' Crowd
38 Tom Jones What's New Pussy Cat
39 Diana Ross And The Supremes Back In My Arms Again
40 The Temptations My Girl
41 The Gentrys Keep On Dancing
42 The Zombies She's Not There
43 The Jive Five I'm A Happy Man
44 The Beach Boys California Girls
45 We Five You Were On My Mind
46 Fontella Bass Rescue Me
47 Little Anthony Goin Out Of My Head
48 Herman's Hermits Can't You Hear My Heartbeat
49 Frankie Valli & 4 Seasons Bye, Bye, Baby (Baby Goodbye)
50 The Seekers I'll Never Find Another YouPopular radio of 1985:
- 1 Captain And Tennille Love Will Keep Us Together
2 Glen Campbell Rhinestone Cowboy
3 Elton John Philadelphia Freedom
4 Freddy Fender Before The Next Teardrop Falls
5 Frankie Valli My Eyes Adored You
6 Earth Wind And Fire Shining Star
7 David Bowie Fame
8 Neil Sedaka Laughter In The Rain
9 Eagles One Of These Nights
10 John Denver Thank God I'm A Country Boy
11 Bee Gees Jive Talkin'
12 Eagles Best Of My Love
13 Minnie Riperton Lovin' You
14 Carl Douglas Kung Fu Fighting
15 Doobie Brothers Black Water
16 Sweet Ballroom Blitz
17 B. J. Thomas (Hey Won't You Play) Another Somebody Done Somebody Wrong Song
18 Tony Orlando And Dawn He Don't Love You (Like I Love You
19 Janis Ian At Seventeen
20 Average White Band Pick Up The Pieces
21 Van Mccoy And The Soul City Symphony The Hustle
22 Labelle Lady Marmalade
23 War Why Can't We Be Friends
24 Major Harris Love Won't Let Me Wait
25 Stevie Wonder Boogie On Reggae Woman
26 Freddy Fender Wasted Days And Wasted Nights
27 Isley Brothers Fight The Power (Part I
28 Helen Reddy Angie Baby
29 Ozark Mountain Dare Devils Jackie Blue
30 Ohio Players Fire
31 Pilot Magic
32 Carpenters Please Mr. Postman
33 America Sister Golden Hair
34 Elton John Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds
35 Barry Manilow Mandy
36 Olivia Newton John Have You Never Been Mellow
37 Barry Manilow Could It Be Magic
38 Harry Chapin Cats In The Cradle
39 Michael Murphy Wildfire
40 Jessi Colter I'm Not Lisa
41 Paul Mccartney And Wings Listen To What The Man Said
42 10cc I'm Not In Love
43 Billy Swan I Can Help
44 Hamilton Joe Frank And Reynolds Fallin' In Love
45 Morris Albert Feelings
46 Sammy Johns Chevy Van
47 Linda Ronstadt When Will I Be Loved
48 Barry White You're The First The Last My Everything
49 Olivia Newton John Please Mr. Please
50 Linda Ronstadt You're No Good
- CARELESS WHISPER George Michael
LIKE A VIRGIN Madonna
WAKE ME UP BEFORE YOU GO-GO Wham!
I WANT TO KNOW WHAT LOVE IS Foreigner
I FEEL FOR YOU Chaka Khan
OUT OF TOUCH Daryl Hall & John Oates
EVERYBODY WANTS TO RULE THE WORLD Tears For Fears
MONEY FOR NOTHING Dire Straits
CRAZY FOR YOU Madonna
TAKE ON ME a-ha
EVERYTIME YOU GO AWAY Paul Young
EASY LOVER Philip Baily and Phil Collins
CAN'T FIGHT THIS FEELING REO Speedwagon
WE BUILT THIS CITY Starship
THE POWER OF LOVE Huey Lewis & the News
DON'T YOU (FORGET ABOUT ME) Simple Minds
CHERISH Kool & the Gang
ST ELMO'S FIRE (MAN IN MOTION) John Parr
THE HEAT IS ON Glenn Frey
WE ARE THE WORLD USA For Africa
SHOUT Tears For Fears
PART-TIME LOVER Stevie Wonder
SAVING ALL MY LOVE FOR YOU Whitney Houston
HEAVEN Bryan Adams
EVERYTHING SHE WANTS Wham!
COOL IT NOW New Edition
"MIAMI VICE" THEME Jan Hammer
LOVER BOY Billy Ocean
LOVER GIRL Teena Marie
YOU BELONG TO THE CITY Glenn Frey
OH SHEILA Ready For The World
RHYTHM OF THE NIGHT DeBarge
ONE MORE NIGHT Phil Collins
SEA OF LOVE Honeydrippers
A VIEW TO A KILL duran duran
THE WILD BOYS duran duran
YOU'RE THE INSPIRATION Chicago
NEUTRON DANCE Pointer Sisters
WE BELONG Pat Benatar
NIGHTSHIFT Commodores
THINGS CAN ONLY GET BETTER Howard Jones
ALL I NEED Jack Wagner
FREEWAY OF LOVE Aretha Franklin
NEVER SURRENDER Corey Hart
SUSSUDIO Phil Collins
STRUT Sheena Easton
YOU GIVE GOOD LOVE Whitney Houston
THE SEARCH IS OVER Survivor
MISSING YOU Diana Ross
SEPARATE LIVES Phil Collins & Marilyn Martin
Originally posted by: Muadib
So, what's your point?
Originally posted by: Ornery
As bad as pop music was 20+ years ago, it's NOTHING like the crap on radio today. You could tune into several stations and hear something that at least resembled music!
Talent is NOT a prerequiset for a music career anymore.Originally posted by: sandorski
..to consider those lines as Lyrics???
Originally posted by: bigrash
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