Timeline Chart of Billboard Top 100
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Cool visualization. I have a few comments, but I'll let ya'll view the chart first.
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What's "The Weeknd?"
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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What's The Hot 100?
Does it involve modern beat combo's?
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So I know every name from Elvis Presley to Mariah Carey. After that I don’t know one name.
I’m trying to figure out if that means anything. Either that good music ended in 1989, or I stopped listening to new music in 1990.
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My thoughts:
- The Beatles were a flash in the '60s pan. (I've never been much of a fan)
- The 80s had few "new to the top 100" artists.
- Love how Brenda Lee and Mariah Carey get the annual Top 100 even up until now with their Christmas songs.
- Shows how some artists really had a long career at the top, like Elton John and a number of country artists like Tim McGraw and Keith Urban.
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@89th said in Timeline Chart of Billboard Top 100:
The Beatles were a flash in the '60s pan. (I've never been much of a fan)
Showing your age
The Beatles fundamentally changed the face of rock and roll for the next fifty years, more so than any band in history.
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@89th said in Timeline Chart of Billboard Top 100:
The Beatles were a flash in the '60s pan. (I've never been much of a fan)
Showing your age
The Beatles fundamentally changed the face of rock and roll for the next fifty years, more so than any band in history.
@bachophile said in Timeline Chart of Billboard Top 100:
The Beatles fundamentally changed the face of rock and roll for the next fifty years, more so than any band in history.
This.
What other band has had as much influence? Stones, perhaps, but they were not the revolution that the Beatles were.
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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@george-k said in Timeline Chart of Billboard Top 100:
@bachophile said in Timeline Chart of Billboard Top 100:
The Beatles fundamentally changed the face of rock and roll for the next fifty years, more so than any band in history.
This.
What other band has had as much influence? Stones, perhaps, but they were not the revolution that the Beatles were.
Not at all a Beatles fan, but the more I learn about music the more it appears to be true.
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@george-k said in Timeline Chart of Billboard Top 100:
@aqua-letifer said in Timeline Chart of Billboard Top 100:
Super Bowl.
What's "Super Bowl?"
I can't even tell you who played! I also didn't even see the halftime show. But I am forced against my will to know that he did it.
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@89th said in Timeline Chart of Billboard Top 100:
The Beatles were a flash in the '60s pan. (I've never been much of a fan)
Showing your age
The Beatles fundamentally changed the face of rock and roll for the next fifty years, more so than any band in history.
@bachophile said in Timeline Chart of Billboard Top 100:
The Beatles fundamentally changed the face of rock and roll for the next fifty years
Don't forget that they also pioneered the clever use of slightly mis-spelling English words as part of the band name, a practice that was adapted by 'Kool and the Gang' and eventually culminated in the the unthinkably clever The Weeknd, who is far more important than those Liverpool lads could ever hope to be.
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@89th said in Timeline Chart of Billboard Top 100:
The Beatles were a flash in the '60s pan. (I've never been much of a fan)
Showing your age
The Beatles fundamentally changed the face of rock and roll for the next fifty years, more so than any band in history.
@bachophile said in Timeline Chart of Billboard Top 100:
@89th said in Timeline Chart of Billboard Top 100:
The Beatles were a flash in the '60s pan. (I've never been much of a fan)
Showing your age
The Beatles fundamentally changed
the face of rock and rolleverything for the next fifty years, more so than any band in history.Fixed
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My thoughts:
- The Beatles were a flash in the '60s pan. (I've never been much of a fan)
- The 80s had few "new to the top 100" artists.
- Love how Brenda Lee and Mariah Carey get the annual Top 100 even up until now with their Christmas songs.
- Shows how some artists really had a long career at the top, like Elton John and a number of country artists like Tim McGraw and Keith Urban.
@89th said in Timeline Chart of Billboard Top 100:
The Beatles were a flash in the '60s pan. (I've never been much of a fan)
Where's your Beethoven, then, Moonlight-Sonata boy?
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@bachophile said in Timeline Chart of Billboard Top 100:
The Beatles fundamentally changed the face of rock and roll for the next fifty years, more so than any band in history.
This.
What other band has had as much influence? Stones, perhaps, but they were not the revolution that the Beatles were.
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The other day I heard a song on the radio from Soundgarden. I excitedly mention to my wife "That's from their new album, I've been meaning to get that !" That "new album" was released in 1996...
Think about it this way, we are now as far away timewise from the best days of Sting and the Police as Sting and the Police were from Glenn Miller...
