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Who doesn't love the Foo Fighters?

素晴らしき60年代だと思います。ビートルズに太刀打ちできたのはシュープリームスしかないと思います。ただ、ビートルズは前年に比べれば衰えたと思います。

Ha people actully played their own instruments ha i need counseling

Ha 4561z my number n hav a grandson hendrix peace

We all get sharfted by time

4561s my number n i hav a grandson hendrix yup life iz sweet

DJ was free by one of the workers. But line Leader used such shouts often. As a joke ofc. And labs did shout "monkeysounds" from time to time.

Great list, very similar to mine. 👍

Blondie! Gotta love Debbie Harry.

Haha i also did this in Prague

I was in another 🎶 world 🎶when my father bought me my first transistor radio (Philco) back in 1964.

Oh what a decade!

Music of my life! What a trio! ❤

the entire help album charting is crazy throughout the course of one year too

Great songs!

This list is Bollocks! Long live Chrissie and Martin and the whole bloody gang.

I always assumed her accent was Irish. So I got that wrong.

No. Totally fucked up list. Here's a better list: No. 1 - I Honestly Love You No. 2 - Hopelessly Devoted To You No. 3 - Magic No. 4 - Have You Never Been Mellow No. 5 - Sam There are bunches of honorable mentions that could be argued into the Top 5, such as A Little More Love, If You Love Me Let Me Go, Xanadu, Physical, Please Mister Please, Let Me Be There, and others.

from japan!!

Is this based on Billboard?

Best music ever - worst video ever. Unless I have a vision problem.

Treasure Island wishes it could be as good as Pirates of the Caribbean

Sorry to say.. your work is good and welcomed.. but in your numerous presentations, I respectfully submit that the Narrations are imposing in volume and tone [not harsh, but a secretive tone {though well intented} is distracting], and the Narratives are somewhat verbose, taken in context. Typing out your stuff would be so efficacious, a win win outcome, ears/eyes vs ears/ears. Thank-you

Ps ... Suggest considering closed captions for your narrative, we would hear more of the beautiful vocals.

The narration should also be " low register" to allow the songs ambience to prevail/ be undisturbed. Looking forward to such in any future presentations, .. also being concise would help as I think most people look toward the song itself.

that's not Madeline Albright

What a wonderful mix. Makes me happy I lived then and sad all was lost. Thank you again!!

What was the top British group in the U.S. in 1965? (It's not who you think!)

1981-82 rock-pop

In the beginning, when they get to the party there is some classical music playing...some violins...Please, what is that composition/music ? Can you help me ? I coudn't find that in the soundtrack. Thanks!

Herman's hermits and Sony and Cher..pure Pop fluff.

Mary Wilson, the underated vocalist of the supremes. Robert at 67.

OMG OMG IT WASNT UNTIL I hit 50 That I realized music as sensored. The Beatles were ok but everywhere I turned it was MO TOWN that people really want to hear. I never realized it. Damn

I didn't exprect rhcp )

List misses many major hits. I totally DISAGREE! She's Gone is #1

The year of my birth was a triumphant one for pop music 🎵🎶.

Classic music from when I walk through Walgreens

The only thing this list is missing between songs 🎵 the double click of the 8 track 👣 😪

Comparison and contrast with the U.K. charts - their peak position, plus trivia (any song not listed didn't chart): HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE # 3 BABY COME BACK # 32 STAYIN' ALIVE # 4 NIGHT FEVER # 1 for 2 weeks April 29, May 6, 1978 IF I CAN'T HAVE YOU # 4 WITH A LITTLE LUCK # 5 TOO MUCH, TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE # 3 YOU'RE THE ONE THAT I WANT # 1 for 9 weeks June 17, 24, July 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, August 5, 12, 1978 SHADOW DANCING # 42 MISS YOU # 3 THREE TIMES A LADY # 1 for 5 weeks August 19, 26, September 2, 19, 16, 1978 GREASE # 3 BOOGIE OOGIE OOGIE # 3 KISS YOU ALL OVER # 6 (issued in U.K. on Mickie Most's RAK label) YOU NEEDED ME # 22 MacARTHUR PARK # 5 (#4 in 1968 for Richard Harris) YOU DON'T BRING ME FLOWERS # 5 LE FREAK # 7 (1979)

Comparison and contrast with the U.K. charts - their peak position, plus trivia (any song not listed didn't chart): YOU'RE SO VAIN # 3 SUPERSTITITION # 11 CROCODILE ROCK # 5 (1972) KILLING ME SOFTLY WITH HIS SONG # 6 LOVE TRAIN # 9 TIE A YELLOW RIBBON ROUND THE OLE OAK TREE # 1 for 4 weeks (same as the U.S.) YOU ARE THE SUNSHINE OF MY LIFE # 7 FRANKENSTEIN # 18 MY LOVE # 9 GIVE ME LOVE - (GIVE ME PEACE ON EARTH) # 8 TOUCH ME IN THE MORNING # 9 BROTHER LOUIE # 7 (version by Hot Chocolate) LET'S GET IT ON # 31 ANGIE # 5 MIDNIGHT TRAIN TO GEORGIA # 10 (1976) KEEP ON TRUCKIN' (PART 1) # 18 PHOTOGRAPH # 8 TOP OF THE WORLD # 5 THE MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL # 2 (1974)

Was a teenager during the ‘60’s . Best music , best sport viewing , vacations , freedom ... fantastic time to grow up . I consider myself so very lucky .

I just love these two. They are great performers that have entertained us since the early 70s. I've been a fan since 1980,a preteen who had their pics all over her wall...

I was a freshman in 1960. Best music ever made from then to the 80's. There are still good songs Coming out now, but BIG difference in a good song then and a good song now. Whole different level.

Started high school 1959 good years good times good country hood respect good people.WHAT HAPPENED WORLD DID NOT CHANGE BUT PEOPLE DID. NEVER SEE THOSE DAYS AGAIN.

Best days of my lifetime . ALL OF THE 60S. All the garage/patio parties/Dick Dale at Harmony park, all the greatness. I think I'm stuck in the 60s without an apology.

The Beatles Ringo wasn't a great drummer. But his son Zak became one. He plays/tours with The Who.

All great music as you can hear but as a teenager back then you wouldn't be a fan of all that you're hearing here, there would have been hard fan bases with strong loyalties to only one or two bands. How wonderful that we could be so fickle. Great stuff to look back on

Tickect to ride doesnt belong carpenters its belong the Beatles

What a great time to be alive. I was born in 1947 on Christmas, I left school just before my 15th birthday (because I had a job to go to) I first heard Love me do by the Beatles in the works canteen, from then music was so different from what we were used to. Elvis started the transition along with others but Elvis was the catalyst. The Beatles made the real change and I bought a motor scooter, a Vespa GS 160, I had all of the trimmings, the fly screen, the lights the fairing, everything to look flash, it was great to pull the girls(which was the main reason to become a Mod) we used to get paid on Friday`s and we used to go away as a group, normally six of us and we would meet other Mods, go to parties (we could take the parka`s off and be in our suits) pick up the girls, if we had no parties we would sleep on beaches. Music was our main thing but it was like being in a big club. Even the seaside battles between the mods and the rockers were all overhyped by the press and not as bad as it was reported. I know I was there for all of them. The sixties was a great time to be young, life was a lot simpler then and we all enjoyed our lives. These days it seems as though people cant have a night out without causing trouble or somebody being stabbed, we never had that, a fight was just that between two people. We all collected the music that we liked and I had all of the Beatles albums.