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top 100 songs of last 25 years goes back to '78 - meat loaf scrapes in that with paradise by the baseball commentary but only just.

lose yourself by eminem benefits from being a recent hit but big surprise to see the make up of the top ten, 20 etc.

bad bad chart. vh1 listeners isn't it? hmm?

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That address didn't work for me, but if it's that VH-1 poll, then they've got Alicia Keys just ahead of The Clash. Could not believe that Blue Monday wasn't even on the list, but then again, I've never expected much from that channel.

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That vH1 list is crap there is no NO, DM, or the Smiths; instead there is eminem, britney spoears, and the backstreet boys. Just kill me now :headoff:

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Well, as far as i can remember, abotu two/three years ago VH1 used to be a fairly good music channel. Now it is just diabolical, like a substandard MTV, which shows how bad it has gotten.

I mean programmes like the Rise and Rise of the Rock? Disgraceful. (and i like wrestling!)

The list is off the chart insulting. But i suppose all VH1 wants to do is pander to the tasteless majority...

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Just one quesion: is "Escape (The Pina Coloda Song)" included? :shrug:

If not, then the list is (to quote Paul Weller) absolute crap :mad2:

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Originally posted by Liam Core Well, as far as i can remember, abotu two/three years ago VH1 used to be a fairly good music channel. Now it is just diabolical, like a substandard MTV, which shows how bad it has gotten. I mean programmes like the Rise and Rise of the Rock? Disgraceful. (and i like wrestling!)The list is off the chart insulting. But i suppose all VH1 wants to do is pander to the tasteless majority...

Perhaps THIS explains it:

VOLUME 31 ISSUE 18 — 13 MAY 1997 Study: Uneducated Outbreeding Intelligentsia 2-To-1 CHICAGO—In a report with dire implications for the intellectual future of America, a University of Chicago study revealed Monday that the nation's uneducated are breeding twice as soon and twice as often as those with university diplomas. "The average member of the American underclass spawns at age 15, compared to age 30 for the average college-educated professional," study leader Kenneth Stalls said. "America's intellectual elite, as a result, is badly losing the genetic marathon, with two generations of dullards born for every one generation of cultured literates." Added Stalls: "At this rate, by the year 2100 there will be five smart people on Earth, swallowed whole by more than 12 billion mouth-breathers incapable of understanding the binary exponentiation that swamped the Earth with their like." High-school dropout Mandi Drucker, 16, said of the findings, "All I know is, we're in love."

http://www.theonion.com/archive/archive\_nib.html

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Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr > Originally posted by Liam Core> > Well, as far as i can remember, abotu two/three years ago VH1 used to be a fairly good music channel. Now it is just diabolical, like a substandard MTV, which shows how bad it has gotten. > > I mean programmes like the Rise and Rise of the Rock? Disgraceful. (and i like wrestling!)> > The list is off the chart insulting. But i suppose all VH1 wants to do is pander to the tasteless majority...

Perhaps THIS explains it:

VOLUME 31 ISSUE 18 — 13 MAY 1997 Study: Uneducated Outbreeding Intelligentsia 2-To-1 CHICAGO—In a report with dire implications for the intellectual future of America, a University of Chicago study revealed Monday that the nation's uneducated are breeding twice as soon and twice as often as those with university diplomas. "The average member of the American underclass spawns at age 15, compared to age 30 for the average college-educated professional," study leader Kenneth Stalls said. "America's intellectual elite, as a result, is badly losing the genetic marathon, with two generations of dullards born for every one generation of cultured literates." Added Stalls: "At this rate, by the year 2100 there will be five smart people on Earth, swallowed whole by more than 12 billion mouth-breathers incapable of understanding the binary exponentiation that swamped the Earth with their like." High-school dropout Mandi Drucker, 16, said of the findings, "All I know is, we're in love."

http://www.theonion.com/archive/archive\_nib.html

:clap: :lol:

Love the Onion (wish they'd hire me :cry: )

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Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr > Originally posted by Liam Core> > Well, as far as i can remember, abotu two/three years ago VH1 used to be a fairly good music channel. Now it is just diabolical, like a substandard MTV, which shows how bad it has gotten. > > I mean programmes like the Rise and Rise of the Rock? Disgraceful. (and i like wrestling!)> > The list is off the chart insulting. But i suppose all VH1 wants to do is pander to the tasteless majority...

Perhaps THIS explains it:

VOLUME 31 ISSUE 18 — 13 MAY 1997 Study: Uneducated Outbreeding Intelligentsia 2-To-1 CHICAGO—In a report with dire implications for the intellectual future of America, a University of Chicago study revealed Monday that the nation's uneducated are breeding twice as soon and twice as often as those with university diplomas. "The average member of the American underclass spawns at age 15, compared to age 30 for the average college-educated professional," study leader Kenneth Stalls said. "America's intellectual elite, as a result, is badly losing the genetic marathon, with two generations of dullards born for every one generation of cultured literates." Added Stalls: "At this rate, by the year 2100 there will be five smart people on Earth, swallowed whole by more than 12 billion mouth-breathers incapable of understanding the binary exponentiation that swamped the Earth with their like." High-school dropout Mandi Drucker, 16, said of the findings, "All I know is, we're in love."

http://www.theonion.com/archive/archive\_nib.html

Fuck, the Onion took my doctoral thesis; back to the drawing board

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