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Hit songs that made the Top 40 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart but did not make the Top Ten.
1958 Doncha' Think It's Time - Elvis Presley #15
1959 Woo-Hoo Rock-A-Teens #16
1960 Wonderful World - Sam Cooke #12
1961 Big Cold Wind - Pat Boone #19
1962 You Win Again - Fats Domino #22
1963 Hopeless - Andy Williams #13
1964 Tell Me - The Stones #24
1965 Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood - The Animals #15
1966 Ain't Too Proud To Beg - The Temptations #13
1967 No Milk Today - Herman's Hermits #35
1968 Dreams Of The Everyday Housewife - Glen Campbell #32
1969 Is That All There Is - Peggy Lee #11
1970 After Midnight - Eric Clapton #18
1971 What Are You Doing Sunday - Dawn #39
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1974 Sure As I'm Sittin' Here - Three Dog Night #16
1975 Sweet Emotion - Aerosmith #36
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1977 Cherry Baby - Starz #33
1978 My Best Friend's Girl - The Cars #35
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1981 Ah! Leah! - Donnie Iris #29
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1985 Don't Come Around Here No More - Tom Petty #13
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1987 Where The Streets Have No Name - U2 #13
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1989 One - Metallica #35
1990 House Of Pain - Faster Pussycat #28
1991 Come As You Are - Nirvana #32
1992 Mama I'm Coming Home - Ozzy Osbourne #28
1993 Hey Jealousy - Gin Blossoms #25
1994 Closer - nine inch nails #40
1995
1996 1979 - Smashing Pumpkins #12
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1998 Flagpole Sitta - Harvey Danger #38
1999 Learn To Fly - Foo Fighters #19
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2002 Family Portrait - Pink #20
2003 Numb - Linkin Park #11
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2005 Holiday - Greenday #19
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2007 Through Glass - Stone Sour #39
2008 Shattered (Turn The Car Around) - O.A.R. #36
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2010 September - Daughtry #36
2011 Adventures Of Rain Dance Maggie, The - Red Hot Chili Peppers #38
2012
2013 Gorilla - Bruno Mars #22
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Lone Justice
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"Shot Down In Flames" - AC/DC
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Tantric
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"The Day That Curly Billy Shot Down Crazy Sam McGhee" - The Hollies
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Artists/Bands founded in Japan
Aphasia
Balzac
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Dead End
Envy
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Gazette, The
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Indigo la End
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Kyu Sakamoto
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Sunscreem
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"Toys In The Attic"
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Things you will do now that warmer weather is finally here.
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Butterfly chasing
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"Don't Crash The Car Tonight" - Mary's Danish
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Gazette, The
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Top Ten Movie Bad Hair Extensions
10. Brad Pitt (Troy)
9. Mel Gibson (Braveheart)
8. Rip Torn (Dodgeball)
7. Kevin Costner (Waterworld)
6. James Franco (Pineapple Express)
5. Princess Rapunzel of Corona (Tangled)
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"Wild Child" - W.A.S.P.
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Ozzy Osbourne has revealed that Black Sabbath tentatively is planning to release a final studio album and head out on a farewell tour next year. According to this Billboard article , the Metal Madman discussed his band’s plans during a press conference last week prior to his performance with his solo group at the Monsters of Rock festival in São Paulo, Brazil.
“We all live in different countries now. Some of them want to work, some of them don’t, I believe,” Osbourne said about Sabbath’s current status in a video of the press event posted online. “We are going to do another tour together… The plan is that next year [we’ll] do the final Black Sabbath tour and album.”
He added, “I’m not stopping. My wife spends all my money so I gotta keep [going].”
In March, an official video was issued from the organizers of this year’s Ozzfest Japan event in which Osbourne’s wife, Sharon, announced that Black Sabbath’s planned performance at the festival would serve as the band’s farewell. However, earlier this month it was announced that Black Sabbath no longer would be playing Ozzfest Japan, which is scheduled for this November 21-22, and that “[t]he show will instead feature the festival’s namesake, Ozzy Osbourne (and friends).”
Meanwhile, it appears that founding Sabbath drummer Bill Ward likely will continue to sit out any further touring and recording project by the band, judging by the recent war of words between him and Osbourne. Ward wrote lengthy messages on his official website discussing his feelings about not taking part in the band’s recent reunion activities, his desire to be offered a “signable contract” before he’d agree to rejoin the group, and his disappointment over comments Ozzy made in the press about the drummer’s supposed poor health and inability to handle touring. You can check out the back-and-forth comments at BillWard.com here and here and at Ozzy.com here.
Article credit: ABC Radio
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It's happened to me, too, Edna.
You must have clicked "quote" or "+" before clicking in the "reply to this topic" box.
When you do that, it keeps "quote" in memory, even if you back out of the reply and go back to the post and try again.
To clear the quote memory, you just have to go ahead and submit the post, then delete it, then go back and reply again by only clicking in the box that says "reply to this topic".
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Things you will do now that warmer weather is finally here.
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"Wild Cat" - Gene Vincent
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What did Rayzor say when he got on the merry-go-round at the amusement park?
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99 bottles of beer on the wall
99 bottles of beer
Take one down, pass it around
98 bottles of beer on the wall
The Who Concert Video Capturing 1982 Shea Stadium Show Due Out in June
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In October 1982, The Who played a historic two-night stand at Shea Stadium in New York City in support of the band’s then-new album, It’s Hard. Now, for the first time ever, a concert film capturing the full second show of the British rock legends’ Shea engagement will be made available as a DVD, standard-definition Blu-ray, and digital video.
Live at Shea Stadium 1982 will be released June 30, featuring restored footage and newly mixed audio. The Who’s 25-song set included a selection of classic songs, new tunes from It’s Hard, and various gems from the band’s back catalog. The group also played a cover of “Twist and Shout” as an homage to The Beatles‘ famous 1960s concerts at Shea.
The concert, held on October 13, 1982, was part of The Who’s last North American tour to feature drummer Kenney Jones, who took over for Keith Moon after he passed away in 1978.
You can watch a preview clip from the show of The Who performing “Love Reign O’er Me,” now on YouTube.
Here is the full track list for the Live at Shea Stadium 1982 video:
“Substitute”
“I Can’t Explain”
“Dangerous”
“Sister Disco”
“The Quiet One”
“It’s Hard”
“Eminence Front”
“Behind Blue Eyes”
“Baba O’Riley”
“I’m One”
“The Punk and the Godfather”
“Drowned”
“Tattoo”
“Cry if You Want”
“Who Are You”
“Pinball Wizard”
“See Me Feel Me”
“Love Reign O’er Me”
“Long Live Rock”
“Won’t Get Fooled Again”
“Young Man Blues”
“Naked Eye”
“I Saw Her Standing There”
“Summertime Blues”
“Twist and Shout”
Article credit: ABC Radio