(Finished January 28th, 2024) Part 28 of themusicaddict's Actual Greatest Songs Of All-Time
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Another Greatest Songs of All-Time issued from on high by Rolling Stone magazine. I love that magazine and have been a subscriber since the early 80s. I accept that people have different tastes in music and that's the way it should be, but. Just as fervently as I agree with some of their choices I also disagree with some of their choices. Currently I'm working on my Actual Greatest Songs of All-Time and honorable mentions. There are just some songs that I can't not include in the Greatest Songs of All-Time. I started with 100 Greatest Songs of All-Time. That has inched up to several hundred songs and will continue to rise. For this blog I'm going to focus on the actual Greatest Songs Of All Time.
These lists are very fluid. Most of these songs could have also been in my All-Time Top 100 if only I had thought of them earlier. There are probably at least 700 songs that will always be in my GSOAT.
There are the greatest songs of all-time- as determined by themusicaddict. This is locked in stone and will not change, of course I'm lying. These blogs will be constantly changing as I remember songs, discover new songs, discover old songs, fall out of love with songs, fall in love with songs etc. And the number by the song is no way my personal ranking for that song, it's just a way to help me keep this organized.
120) Kenny Loggins "Footloose":
121) Pet Shop Boys "West End Girls":
122) Dan Seals "Everything That Glitters Is Not Gold":
123) Johnny Duncan featuring Janie Fricke "It Couldn't Have Been Any Better":
124) The Cure "Just Like Heaven":
125) Dan Fogelberg "Auld Lang Syne":
126) Katy Perry "Wide Awake":
127) Elvis Presley vs. JXL "A Little Less Conversation":
128) Sarah Vaughan (Max Sedgley Remix) "Peter Gunn":
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