Muddy Waters, Loretta Lynn, and The Phantom were the jukebox gems of 1960
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The KLF, Dead Moon, and some band called Nirvana were the bleeding edge of ’89
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The Stooges, Nico, and Swamp Dogg were the underground heroes of 1970
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The Rapture, Ladytron, and The Streets had the true hits of 2002
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Aphex Twin, Curve, and Jawbreaker had the best-kept secret hits of 1992
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Bauhaus, Run-DMC, Cocteau Twins, and other should’ve-been hits from 1983
On August 4, 1958, Billboard put Ricky Nelson’s “Poor Little Fool” atop a brand-new chart it dubbed the Hot 100. Prior…
