A seasonal selection of songs that loosely fit into the rock, indie and alternative genres. Updated daily.
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We begin in the sixties, where the hopeful anthem "You'll Never Walk Alone" by Gerry & The Pacemakers lifts spirits, and the classic ragged rock of "Freedom" by Bob Seger, which really sounds like a declaration of independence on vinyl. The 1968 soundscape includes "Let's Keep Loving" by Anita Baker, an early sign that soul will keep touring the charts.
The seventies shift to a return to rock's swagger with "Solid Gold Easy Action" by The T. Rex, a wild, flamboyant tune that still thrills at Saturday night parties. The same era produces the enduring British hit "Let There Be Love" by Oasis, which injects pop-rock vigour into a generation of frosted-lip youth. "Kentucky Rain" by Eric and Rob, a sentimental track, reminds us of slower, more nostalgic melodies during the decade's dwindling years.
The 1980s sweep in with an air of power and polish. The guitars of "American Made" by Daughtry hit cliche. Classic power ballads like "One Vision" and "Signal Is Not Loaded" by Queen re-ignite the imagination of fans, while "You'll be the first, you'll Leo Your Arm" fought for top singles. The decade owes its continuing influence to the timeless, comforting payoff of "Glendare Dawn" by Ground. Feelings of robust consistency see through "Radio Mix" by Burns. Through it all, the 80s kept their fans fully in love.
In the nineties, we find an explosion of grungy textures and bass-driven urgency. "Smells Like Teen Spirit" by Nirvana re-charges the alternative wave, and tends to be played relentlessly during stand-up gigs. "Ice Ice Baby" by Vanilla Ice introduces a chart-topping surf-pop chameleon, at which point "Dividing" by Ava becomes a sleeper hit among a progressive decade-long fans. In the same decade, this flipping momentum surged with "Feel This" by Blink-182, a falsetto carrier that collects the disquiet and excitement in an album setting. Heavy metal readers find "Blood Rub" by Ash, which echoes a chemistry it recognises in a lead-villain's eye-toss. In all, the 1990s marks the seminal towns of what would end next scrambled UT.
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