Even though these three country songs were released in the 80s, they have still remained as generational classics.

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However, "I Like It Raw" was not an example of his greatest work, with this song being rather bland and forgettable overall, which didn't start the show in the right manner. The track didn't excite ...

these albums represent the pinnacle of rap artistry and have shaped the genre in profound ways. Often cited as the greatest rap album of all time, “Illmatic” is a masterpiece of lyricism and ...

A former presenter of BBC’s Top of the Pops looks completely unrecognisable 40 years after her presenting gig. 52-year-old Sarah Cawood, who found fame as a narrator and television presenter ...

For the second year in a row, the managers, also known as "The Waterboys," dropped a new rap song. It's a collaboration with Geddes Pools, a local pool company, for an NIL music video. It's called ...

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The title track of the world’s best-selling album was written by English disco pioneer Rod Temperton, and was originally called ‘Starlight’. The song also features horror icon Vincent Price performing ...

Cafferty always got tons of Springsteen comparisons, and this song does indeed sound a lot like Springsteen. But it’s ’80s Springsteen, not present-day Springsteen. Check out the song’s ...

The incel version of the 80/20 rule is that 80 per cent of women are attracted to the top 20 per cent of men (i.e the most attractive men, or those who have the most traditionally masculine traits ...

She rewrites the mark for the most No. 1s in the history of Top Dance Albums. By Xander Zellner Lady Gaga is back with a monster week on Billboard’s charts, thanks to her new album, MAYHEM.