364 mixes with songs by “Osborne”

YOU GOTTA LOVE THE 90's!100 songs to bring you back to those days were you felt good listening to these songs!
check it out!: http://8tracks.com/gottalovethem/top-200-hits-of-the-90-s-pt-2

My favorite 90's songs.

Somewhere between the shallow pop music and agressive rock'n'roll lies this common radio term of Adult Alternative (AAA). It is to describe music too ambitious to be called pop and too downtempo and meldodic to be called rock'n'roll....The last decade of the last century was a certain golden age for this genre, as ýou can hear in these 26 songs...The music includes artists like Chris Isaak, World Party and The Cardigans....

The Super Daddy of 90's Music. For those of you who were raised on this music here is VH1's top 100 songs of the 90's music era.

70 famous songs from the 90's

A mix of songs from the late '60's through today that feature drums that are fun to play along with, sing along and rock to. Put on your headphones or sit down at your kit and play! These are not hard bashing fast drums on these songs but expressive drums. Lots of Zeppelin, Jackson Browne, Claplon, The Who and Katy Perry!

Just add a strobe light, braces, and some awkward arms-length waddling

Bluesy, Soulsy, Rocksy. Another Supernatural mix. For when the boys tread anywhere near Louisiana. It's tough to explain, but enjoy.

Over 150 Ballads , Power Ballads, and stuff with a Slow tempo...

from artist with hair such as Poison, guitar with attitude like Foo Fighters, or artist with an edge like Damien Rice...

In this Tribute of slowness, there's something for every taste!

painting by guillaume mainville http://guillaumemainville.com/

We gonna back. Back to when radio stations played it all.No separate special lists for different types of music.Just real good music playing thru the air. Dick Clark was a "primary force in legitimizing music to America's whole population. The show gave music artists their first exposure to national audiences, Ike and Tina Turner, Stevie Wonder, and Simon & Garfunkel. His shows were among the first where blacks and whites performed on the same stage and the audience seating was desegregated.