As in 1991, the charts of 1992 seem to be rank with an onslaught of sappy ballads, perhaps to counter all that alt-rock noise. I really could do without all...
Read MoreAs with 1990, I tended to enjoy my listening for singles in 1991. I dig the early-‘90s up-tempo, dance-oriented R&B and its electronic leanings. The treacly ballads I prefer to...
Read MorePop sensations, one-hit wonders, novelty hits, and non-album singles from established artists… this is the stuff No Hype No Trends Music’s 1960s singles playlists are made of. The songs of 1979...
Read MoreMaking my way through the top 100 Billboard singles of 1990 was thankfully less of an ordeal than enduring that of 1980. It wasn’t all great of course, but through...
Read MoreI recently happened across a playlist of the top 100 songs from 1980 according to the Billboard charts. Of course, there were a few great songs on there (“Call Me”...
Read MorePop sensations, one-hit wonders, novelty hits, and non-album singles from established artists… this is the stuff No Hype No Trends Music’s 1960s singles playlists are made of. The 1970s feel generally...
Read MorePop sensations, one-hit wonders, novelty hits, and non-album singles from established artists… this is the stuff No Hype No Trends Music’s 1960s singles playlists are made of. Albums were becoming the...
Read MorePop sensations, one-hit wonders, novelty hits, and non-album singles from established artists… this is the stuff No Hype No Trends Music’s 1960s singles playlists are made of. Albums were becoming the...
Read MorePop sensations, one-hit wonders, novelty hits, and non-album singles from established artists… this is the stuff No Hype No Trends Music’s 1960s singles playlists are made of. Psychedelia was in full...
Read MorePop sensations, one-hit wonders, novelty hits, and non-album singles from established artists… this is the stuff No Hype No Trends Music’s 1960s singles playlists are made of. Garage rock was sweeping...
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