@RushmoreLists The Whitney and Johnny ones are great but I don't think it's clearcut they're better than the originals. Neither is "Hazy Shade..." by the Bangles objectively better than S&G but I'm going there. As I will with "I Love Rock N Roll"
@awfulannouncing Because we have eleventy thousand ESPN channels and we don’t want to watch the umpteenth rerun of a 2023 SEC volleyball game that’s on most of them.
@historyrock_ This is tough because they're an underrated band overall. I'll go "Rain When I Die" but there are lots of correct answers to this question.
@BBGreatMoments Giles is definitely underrated but the date range chosen for him here aligns almost perfectly with a league-wide historically high offensive boom. Hasn't been the case for much of the 2020s.
@RushmoreLists Well you gotta have a place for Under The Boardwalk so Autry needs to go. I could argue for Umbrella by Rhianna but not sure which other one I'd boot.
@RushmoreLists Nine of these would make my personal top four, though objectively it’s a solid list. “Boulevard of Broken Dreams” deserves consideration, though. Maybe in place of the Seger track.