Tracklist:
01. Redemption Song (Live) (02:01)
02. Now That We Found Love (Live) (05:08)
03. Love and Affection (Live) (04:23)
04. Muevete (Live) (07:16)
05. Speak / That s What Happened (Live) (08:32)
06. Walk on the Wild Side (Live) (04:21)
07. Shock the Monkey (Live) (05:37)
08. Run to You (Live) (04:06)
09. Summer of 69 (Live) (04:07)
10. MLK / Pride (In the Name of Love) (Live) (05:26)
11. Sunday Bloody Sunday (Live) (04:53)
12. Message in a Bottle (Live) (04:58)
13. Every Breath You Take (Live) (05:00)
14. Talkin Bout a Revolution (Live) (03:13)
15. Sledgehammer (Live) (05:07)
16. Don t Stand so Close to Me (Live) (08:11)
17. Born in the USA (Live) (05:56)
18. I m on Fire (Live) (04:11)
19. Bailando, Bailando (Live) (03:14)
20. Jungle Blues (Live) (07:36)
21. Lives in the Balance (Live) (03:58)
22. Nothing Compares 2 U (Live) (05:21)
23. No Surrender (Live) (03:47)
Pop Culture History From the Year You Were Born
By Seth Berkman, Stacker
On 1/3/21 at 10:00 AM EST
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What we re getting at is that pop culture surrounds us everywhere, and is an inescapable fabric of almost everyday life. Pop culture creates the moments we associate with mile markers in life, whether that be a birthday, a first crush, or a life-changing event. There s a reason why people reminisce when seeing a certain fashion trend or sitcom, or hear the opening notes of a popular ballad from a middle school dance. That s why Stacker dove into finding the best pop culture history from the year you were born. Going back to 1930, it deciphered what were the films, TV shows, periodicals, other literature, art, albums, concerts, sports, celebrities, viral controversies, and video games that defined each year. Data in each slide was found using a variety of primary news sources.
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image captionLadBaby is again joined on the single by wife Roxanne and their children
First The Beatles did it. Then The Spice Girls. Now LadBaby has launched his bid to score three successive UK Christmas number one singles.
The YouTube comedian, whose real name is Mark Hoyle, has ruled the festive charts with sausage roll-themed charity cover versions for the past two years.
The latest is Don t Stop Me Eatin , his take on Journey s Don t Stop Believin .
It s raising funds for food bank charity The Trussell Trust, and he said this is our most important year yet .
If you’re a music fan of a certain age browsing through a list of Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 singles from the early 1980s (Men at Work’s “Down Under,” The Police’s “Every Breath You Take,” Michael Jackson’s “Billie Jean”), you’ll almost certainly recall images of each song’s music video, made unavoidable through heavy airplay on MTV. If you’re a teenage music fan doing the same with 2020 No. 1s (Megan Thee Stallion and Beyoncé’s “Savage,” Doja Cat and Nicki Minaj’s “Say So,” 24kGoldn and iann dior’s “Mood”), you’d probably remember similar images. But rather than the artists’ own videos, they’d be of viral dance challenges born on TikTok.