The Band of our Generation

[Sasaki Kojiro]

Number one songs on the hot 100 for last two years (with multiple weeks).

Low--Flo Rida ft. T-Pain
Love in this club--Usher ft. Young Jeezy
Touch my body--Mariah Carey
Bleeding Love--Leona Lewis
Lollipop--Lil Wayne
I kissed a girl--Katy Perry
Disturbia--Rihanna
Whatever you like--TI
Live Your life--TI ft. Rihanna
Single Ladies--Beyonce
Just Dance--Lady Gaga
My Life Would suck without you--Kelly Clarkson
Right Round--Flo Rida
Poker face--Lady Gaga
Boom Boom Pow--Black Eyed Peas
I gotta Feelin--Black Eyed Peas


For 1965:

I feel fine--the beatles
downtown--petula clark
You've lost that lovin feeling--the righteous brothers
This diamond ring--gary lewis and the playboys
eight days a week--the beatles
Stop! in the name of love--the supremes
I'm telling you now--freddie and the dreamers
Mrs. brown, youv'e got a lovely daughter--Herman's Hermits
Help me, Rhonda--the beach boys
I can't get no satisfaction--the rolling stones
I got you babe--sonny and cher
help--the beatles
yesterday--the beatles
get off of my cloud--the beatles
I hear a symphony--the supremes
turn! turn! turn!--the byrds


If the beatles and the stones were the voice of that generation, then the black eyed peas, flo rida and lady gaga are the voice of ours.

[Prussian to the Iron]

i will repeatedly veto flo rida and lady gaga out of that position. never really heard the black eyed peas, so i cant judge.

really? foo fighters isnt anywhere on that list?!?!? what has the world come to?

[Owen Glyndwr]

get off of my cloud--the beatles

I hope the hardcore stones fans don't rip you apart for that one.

I would comment on the so called "voice of our generation" (Which does include me), but I'm to busy listening to the greatness that was the mid-late 60s/early 70s psychedelic and folk music to really care about the crap they're putting out these days.