12.31.2007

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!

http://www.interiordesign.net/articles/blog/1860000586/NaNaNaN/Happy%20New%20Year.jpg

Song of the Week

"The Twelve Days of Christmas" - Allan Sherman

Note: "S" is Sherman, "C" is the chorus and "B" is both

S: On the first day of Christmas my true love gave to me
A Japanese transistor radio
C: On the second day of Christmas my true love gave to me
S: Green polka dot pajamas
C: And a Japanese transistor radio
S: It's a Nakashuma
C: On the third day of Christmas my true love gave to me
S: A calendar book with the name of my insurance man
C: Green polka dot pajamas and a Japanese transistor radio
S: It's the Mark 4 model - that's the one that's discontinued
C: On the fourth day of Christmas my true love gave to me
S: A simulated alligator wallet
C: A calendar book with the name of my insurance man,
green polka dot pajamas and a Japanese transistor radio
S: And it comes with a leatherette case with holes in it
so you can listen right through the case
C: On the fifth day of Christmas my true love gave to me
S: A statue of a lady with a clock where her stomach ought to be
C: A simulated alligator wallet, a calendar book with the name
of my insurance man, green polka dot pajamas and a
Japanese transistor radio
S: And it has a wire with a thing on one end that you can stick
in your ear and a thing on the other end you can't stick
anywhere because it's bent
C: On the sixth day of Christmas my true love gave to me
S: A hammered aluminum nutcracker, and all that other stuff
C: And a Japanese transistor radio
On the seventh day of Christmas my true love gave to me
S: A pink satin pillow that said "San Diego" with fringe all around it
And all that other stuff
C: And a Japanese transistor radio
On the eighth day of Christmas my true love gave to me
S: An indoor plastic birdbath
C: All that other stuff
S: And a Japanese transistor radio
C: On the ninth day of Christmas my true love gave to me
S: A pair of teakwood showercloths
C: And a Japanese transistor radio
On the tenth day of Christmas my true love gave to me
S: A chromium combination manicure, scissors and cigarette lighter
C: And a Japanese transistor radio
On the eleventh day of christmas my true love gave to me
S: An automatic vegetable slicer that works when you see it on television
But not when you get it home
C: And a Japanese transistor radio
S: On the twelfth day of Christmas although it may seem strange
On the twelfth day of Christmas I'm going to exchange
An automatic vegetable slicer that works when you see it on television
But not when you get it home
C: A chromium combination manicure, scissors and cigarette lighter
S: A pair of teakwood showercloths
C: An indoor plastic birdbath
S: A pink satin pillow that said "San Diego" with fringe all around it
C: A hammered aluminum nutcracker
S: A statue of a lady with a clock where her stomach ought to be
C: A simulated alligator wallet
S: A calendar book with the name of my insurance man
C: Green polka dot pajamas
B: AND A JAPANESE TRANSISTOR RADIO
S: MERRY CHRISTMAS, EVERYBODY!


Second song of the week:


"Santa's On Vacation" - David Pomeranz

another one I sadly can't find the lyrics for!

12.30.2007

Messages from Above

This is really cool! I can't wait to see pictures afterwards!!

"Times Square Confetti to Carry Messages

Posted on: Sunday, 30 December 2007, 09:00 CST

NEW YORK (AP) -- Messages and wishes for the new year from people around the world will float down on the New Year's Eve revelers in Times Square when the confetti is dropped.

Confetti for the New Year's Eve celebration in Times Square gets an "air-worthiness test" Saturday in New York.

For the first time, anyone can get a message printed on a piece of the multicolored confetti by visiting the Times Square Information Center or by using the Internet to type a message on a "Wishing Wall Online" -- http://tinyurl.com/2c5efd/.

The message-carrying pieces will be mixed among the more than one ton of confetti, organizers said.

Messages can be serious or silly, said Tim Tompkins, a spokesman for the Times Square Alliance, which organizes the party.

So far, messages have included everything from wanting to be taller or having a smarter boss to healthy children and asking for the safe return of a child from Iraq, he said. "Peace in the World," reads one posted on the "virtual wishing wall."

"Another person wrote that they wanted their husband to get a green card so that they could join them here in the states," Tompkins told WABC-TV."

http://www.redorbit.com/news/oddities/1198439/times_square_confetti_to_carry_messages/index.html

12.29.2007

AccuRadio on Wii

Well AccuRadio is now available over the Wii for any of you hardcore Nintendo junkies out there, not quite sure how that works as I don't own a Wii, but it seemed like a good idea for some people because then you can listen to it through your home stereo instead of your computer speakers.

Also, if you don't have a Wii and you want to listen to AccuRadio on your home stereo you can hook up your computer or laptop to your stereo with a cable that has a 1/8" "miniplug" at one end (it plugs into your computer or laptop soundcard) and RCA plug (white/red) at the other end to hook into your stereo.

Good luck!

http://www.accuradio.com/

12.28.2007

Star Wars Wallpapers

Just a website nerding it up with some awesome Star Wars desktop wallpapers!

http://www.myfreewallpapers.com/starwars/starwars-wallpapers.shtml

(In particular I think the Lego Star Wars one is pretty epic!)

Free Star Wars Wallpaper : Lego Star Wars
Lego Star Wars

12.27.2007

Send Me Reminders!!

Today I thought that one of the things I'd like to work on in the new year is posting to my LJ account more regularly, the problem is, I ALWAYS forget, then I thought, how great would it be if there was some kind of website that sent you reminders every week to do things... well I found one!!!


This site appears to be quite awesome! It will send reminders to cellphones or e-mail for free or you can download a program to your desktop that works with your e-mail and IM for $5 a month. The free version sends out one-time or repetetive reminders and it's anywhere from every couple of minutes to every couple of months! This is an amazing idea! I'm so impressed that somebody thought of it! :-D

12.26.2007

Quote of the Day

"Many of life's failures are (people) who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up"
-Thomas Edison, American Inventor 1847-1941

12.24.2007

Happy Festivus

Another expression heard over the holiday season, in reference to season's greetings, originating from George Costanza on Seinfeld.



"Festivus:

Festivus is an annual holiday invented and introduced into popular culture by writer Dan O'Keefe's son Daniel, a scriptwriter for the TV show Seinfeld, on December 18, 1997, in the episode "The Strike".[1] (Season 9, Episode 10). Although in the O'Keefe household it had no set date, most people now celebrate the holiday on December 23 as it was on Seinfeld. [1] The holiday includes novel practices such as the "Airing of Grievances", in which each person tells everyone else all the ways they have disappointed him or her over the past year. Also, after the Festivus meal, the "Feats of Strength" are performed, involving wrestling the head of the household to the floor, the holiday only ending if the head of the household is actually pinned. These conventions originated with the TV episode. The original holiday featured far more peculiar practices, as detailed in the younger Daniel O'Keefe's book The Real Festivus, which provides a first-person account of an early version of the Festivus holiday as celebrated by the O'Keefe family, and how O'Keefe amended or replaced details of his father's invention to create the Seinfeld episode.[2]

Some people, influenced or inspired by Seinfeld, now celebrate the holiday,[3] in varying degrees of seriousness; some carefully following rules from the TV show or books, others humorously inventing their own versions."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Festivus

12.23.2007

Happy Chrismahanaquanzika!!

In an attempt to be tolerant and welcoming to all religions this is an expression I've heard a few times over the past couple of holiday seasons...




1. chrismahanukwanzaakah

An amalgam of the three most famous winter holidays, first used in Virgin Mobile commercials during the 2004 holiday season. Used to express the coming together of people of all different religious beliefs, and in phrases as a modern but still PC alternative to the classic "Happy Holidays."

Happy Chrismahanukwanzaakah to you!

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=chrismahanukwanzaakah

ALSO:

1. Chrismachkwanzawanadan

A combination ofChristmas, Kwanzaa, Chanukah, and Ramadan, four holidays that occur around the same time in the winter. (The word itself is less important than making it as long as humanly possible, and combining at least three of those four holidays.)

1. It can be used to describe a multi-religious or secular holiday that purposely assimilates several religious traditions in an effort to be universally applicable (especially ones that are somewhat ignorant of the holidays that they are combining).
2. Or, as a comical salutation to wish a happy holiday to as many people as possible.

Similar to Chrinnukyulezaa and Chrinnukyulezaa.

1. "I hung some dreidls and vegetables on the tree, so that Noah and M'kayla wouldn't feel so left out this year."
"Good idea; let's see if they'd like to help us bake some gingerbread Ramadan cookies."

2. 'Merry Kwanzidanamistamas!'
'Happy Chrismachkwanzawanadan!'

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Chrismachkwanzawanadan


ONE MORE (cuz it's Wiki):

"Chrismahanukwanzakah

Chrismahanukwanzakah (sometimes spelt Chrismahanakwanzaka, Chrismahanakwanza or Chrismahanakwanzika) is a fictional holiday that was created by Virgin Mobile USA for a 2004 television commercial campaign and used through 2005. In 2006, the campaign won an EFFIE Bronze Award for the Telecom Services category for an ad featuring a variety of costumed people singing in the snow.[1]

The holiday, in a similar vein to Festivus and Chrismukkah, was celebrated on December 13 of that year and combines Christmas, Chanukkah, and Kwanzaa into one celebration. The commercial and the holiday itself is somewhat of a satirization of the effect of political correctness on the holiday season, which often is now seen as a secular series of celebrations rather than the formerly overt religious connotations of Christmas; as the song in the ad proclaims, "what matters most is camera phones for $20 less."

Virgin Mobile has continued its trend of inventing cultural memes in the marketing campaigns with an entire religion called "Paygoism", which only has one tenet: restrictive cell phone contracts are a sin.


Flash cartoon
The Flash cartoon depicts hybrid characters, such as a multi-armed (Vishnu-like), turban-wearing Santa, holding in his hands alternately dreidel and a gift box or an ear of corn (a symbol of Kwanzaa) and a small Christmas tree, all whilst playing a sitar in sitting pose on a lotus flower. A female Rudolph exhibits menorah horns, a scarf in Kwanzaa colors, a golden pendant in the shape of Africa and a red forehead dot while sitting meditatively on an iridescent lotus flower in a cloud. The third character in the sardonic trio is a winged black man holding a large dreidel and wearing a golden comb a yin-yang in his hair and a sarong wrapped around his waist. Notably, the characters feature symbols from other religions in addition those mentioned or implied in the song.

Replacing the original Flash cartoon are three current Flash presentations that include two Jews singing about a non-pork meat dreidel that is eaten and eventually digested and a Hindu Santa Claus singing about his new camera phone that plays MP3s, as well as an angel singing a modified version of the Chrismahanukwanzakah song.

Lyrics
The character of the fictional holiday is defined by the lyrics of the song (or "carol") that was played during Virgin's Chrismahanukwanzakah commercial:

It's okay if you're a Muslim, a Christian or a Jew,
It's okay if you're agnostic and you don't know what to do,
An all-inclusive celebration,
No contractual obligation,
Happy Chrismahanukwanzakah to you (and pagans too!)

In some ways we're all monkeys,
Well, maybe just a smidgen,
I'm a Scientologist,
That's kind of a religion,

Whose faith is the right one,
It's anybody's guess,
What matters most is camera phones for $20 less.

And there's never any hidden fees,
Oh what a joyous day,
No commitments means I'm proud to go both ways!

Happy Chrismahanukwanzakah to you,
This is gonna be the best Chrismahanukwanzakah ever!

References
ABC news report
^ Winners Showcase: 2006: Chrismahanukwanzakah. EFFIE Awards. Retrieved on 2007-12-07.

External links
Virgin Mobile's Chrismahanukwanzakah site
Original Chrismahanukwanzakah flash cartoon"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chrismahanukwanzakah













http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSS7KjCSGag&feature=related











http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ShUcWwNmo0













http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39tBBw7cY2M

THIS ONE IS THE BEST THOUGH! (and I can't embed it)




12.22.2007

An Article on "Emo Kids"

This is an interesting article I came across published in a University's online newspaper, I don't agree with a lot of what the author said, however I think it's an interesting opinion worth reading.

"Cheer up Emo Kid, It's a Brand New Day

JP Porretta
Published: Wednesday, March 7, 2007
Updated:
Sunday, August 10, 2008

When it comes to music, I would like to consider myself open-minded. I am always eager to discover new bands, and I would never criticize a person for having different musical interests. Except when it comes to emo kids. For the life of me, I will never understand this new obsession among teens. The fashion style is embarrassing to look at, and the music is just pure crap.

If you aren't sure what an emo kid is exactly, here are some basic characteristics to look out for: long, jet black hair that's straightened down to cover the face, black eyeliner, skin tight jeans, studded belts, Chuck Taylor's converse sneakers, and a skin-tight t-shirt that has some band logo with a stupid name like "As I Lay Dying" or "Cute is What We Aim For."

Don't get emos confused with emus. Emus are those adorable birds that roam around Australia. Emos- not adorable. Some emos like to cut their arms, while Emus don't even have arms.

The media believes that "emo" is a corruptor of youth, which evokes a dangerous behavior that has taken control of kids.

Some bands that the media has put particular focus on are AFI, Hawthorne Heights and My Chemical Romance, mainly because of their questionable lyrics.

Take for instance MTV favorites Hawthorne Heights. In their most popular hit, "Ohio is for Lovers," the lyrics continuously repeat the line "cut my wrists and black my eyes." Considering this is the kind of band that is marketed towards 13-year-old girls, I wouldn't consider these kind of lyrics to be appropriate. But I guess you've got to give the band a break. I mean after all, I would be severely suicidal too if I had to play in a joke of a band like Hawthorne Heights.

Emo kids like to spend their nights on their computer updating their Myspace profile with lame poetry about how their lives are depressing and blogs about how they can't wait to attend the upcoming BloodxTornxHeartx concert (no, that's not a real band).

Each day I see more and more people fitting these characteristics. They slowly get into the emo scene and through the music, they start to think it's cool to pretend to be suicidal and talk about cutting your wrists. They continually rant about how their home life is such a struggle, even though they live in nice mansions in Long Island with a Lexus in their driveway.

This brings us back to the age-old question: how many emo kids does it take to screw in a light bulb? The answer is none. They prefer to sit alone in the dark and cry.

Parents, teachers and spectators everywhere are taking notice to this new fad and are acknowledging that it might be a dangerous trend for adolescents. I couldn't help but notice how over the last few weeks several news stations have been showing interest and concern in this trend.

Some people hear this and say that the genre is being taken too seriously, and that listeners know not to take the lyrics too seriously. Unfortunately they are wrong. Over the last few years, suicide has become one of the leading causes of teenage deaths, and the suicide count is increasing each year.

You may say people take this too seriously, but many believe that it's the emo music that play heavy factors in all of this.

Look at "Fall Out Boy's" bassist Pete Wentz, for example. Anyone who has shown interest in this band probably is aware that Wentz likes to talk about his several suicide attempts that he has made in the past. Dude, you gotta shut your mouth. You are the bass player (crappy bass player, might I add) of a multi-platinum pop-punk band, and you are dating mega-hottie Ashlee Simpson. You have absolutely nothing to be upset about. And it's not too great that this man is both an icon and "role model" current pre-teens look up to.

Although the amount of emo kids running around on Fairfield's campus is limited, some students still have their opinions about them. When talking about the parental point of view on emo music's influence on the youth, Vanessa Jackon 08' said, "I think parents look down on the whole emo thing, because 'Debbie Downer' doesn't play nice with all the other children at the yacht club."

I guess the reason why I have such a feeling of resentment towards this trend is because of people's misconception of it. Just because I listen to Death Cab For Cutie and wear high-top converse with collared shirts, that doesn't mean I'm emo. I hate emo, and I get really offended when people call me emo. I'm sure this is the case with others as well, like The Mirror's own Sean Corbett.

I don't think there is much need to worry, though. I have a feeling this ridiculous fad will be gone faster than you can say Limp Bizkit. Remember them? Yeah, exactly."

http://media.www.fairfieldmirror.com/media/storage/paper148/news/2007/03/08/Entertainment/Cheer.Up.Emo.Kid.Its.A.Brand.New.Day-2762635.shtml



12.21.2007

The 13 worst holiday spending blunders

Some sound financial advice this holiday season:

"The 13 worst holiday spending blunders
The holidays are upon us, so start the guilt and self-deception now! Which strategies are yours? Last-Minute Guilty Excess? Manic Martha-ism?

By MP Dunleavey

December 21, 2007


The official Holiday Spending Season is upon us. Are you feeling the pressure?

Some of us felt the squeeze as early as the day after Christmas last year, when stores had their 75%-off sales and we felt compelled to buy gifts a year in advance. Not that we'd admit that in public. Yes, pressure makes you do strange things, and let's face it, we've all done very strange things under the influence of holiday gift-giving angst.

I speak from personal experience. For years, I think I believed that I should buy whatever struck me as the most perfect present for someone (i.e. everyone) and Santa would reimburse me afterward. Either that or I thought that somehow holiday money flowed from a separate, more abundant source than everyday cash.

So think of this as the holiday equivalent of a tornado alert. No, you don't have to hide in the basement (although some people do). Just stay calm, cultivate a rational approach as the high-pressure front moves in -- and keep reading.

Don't underestimate what you spend
Barbara Steinmetz, president of Steinmetz Financial Planning in Burlingame, Calif., is quite familiar with watching her Silicon Valley clientele get into hot water around the holidays. "The more money you have, the less you keep track of it," she notes.

While most of us don't have that problem, Steinmetz says many people seem to have temporary financial blindness when the time comes to purchase presents. She asks her clients to estimate what they spend every year on all their gifts, including weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, graduations, baby gifts and the like. "They usually say between $1,000 and $4,000 a year, which tells me they have no idea what they really spend," she says.

Did you ever stop and add it all up? Sally's bridal shower, Dad's 70th birthday and so on? Neither did I.

Steinmetz says that's why so many of us get into spending trouble over the holidays: "The biggest problem with holiday gift giving is a massive misconception of how much you're spending."

So it may seem too basic to bother with, but sit down now and draw up a holiday budget -- yes, right now. This helps for two reasons:

-It will give you some perspective on what you think you spend versus what you actually do.

-You can panic now before you actually go out and spend the cash.

But even careful spenders can find themselves in post-holiday hell when the January credit-card bills roll in. The holidays are an emotional minefield, and one misstep can blow your budget to smithereens. After months of careful research, calling all our relatives, we've identified the most insidious blunders so that you can venture forth into the malls forearmed.

Guilty gaffes
Not surprisingly, guilt seems to be the biggest source of overspending.

-Homemade gift guilt: Take the year my Aunt Ginny decided to make everyone a special basket, packed with treats she'd made herself: "Oranges with cloves, homemade flavoured coffee, my own home-baked cookies -- even homemade dog biscuits." Then, because she felt like it wasn't enough, she went out and bought everyone a "real" present. "I was crazy that year," she says.

-Equalizing to excess: You get each of your kids (or parents or siblings) an equal distribution of presents. Except... maybe you should get Mom a couple of extra little things because Dad's cashmere sweater obviously cost a bundle. But now Mom has three presents and Dad has only one, so the least you can do is get him a book... repeat until broke.

-Surprise-gift guilt: Your boss, friend, co-worker or neighbour gives you an unanticipated gift. D'oh! You should have anticipated this! You dash out to the store and add yet another item to your overwhelmed holiday budget.

-Reciprocal retaliation: This game is deadly and has a way of snowballing before you realize it. Three years ago, you and your mate gave a couple of your friends a dinky coupon for a free night of baby-sitting. They gave you pricey Broadway tickets. The second year, you ramped up and took them out for a swell dinner. They gave you a case of wine. This year, you just want to win, so you're planning to give them an all-expense paid trip to Guadalajara -- just so they'll back down, and next year maybe you can get back to giving baby-sitting coupons. Won't happen.

-Rejection rebound: In order to save money, you gave someone a gift that you got from someone else, forgetting it was the recipient who gave it to you last year. To make up for this offense, you overcompensate, now and possibly for years to come.

Clearly the issue here is that we think money speaks louder than our intentions. It doesn't. Really. So before you hit the store, delete the guilt files from your operating system.

Procrastination problems
Putting off holiday shopping may cost you.

-Last-minute largesse: It's the night before Christmas, Hanukkah or Kwanzaa and you are out cruising the stores that are open until midnight trying to get all your shopping done in one furious frenzy. But because you realize that this blows the whole "thought that counts" thing, the thoughtless gifts you buy are also wretchedly expensive.

-FedEx folly: You bought your niece in Nebraska a great new CD but waited so late to mail it that you're spending more on shipping than the gift cost.

Really. Why do you think we are publishing this column now, except to give you a shot at shopping in a timely fashion? As financial planner Steinmetz points out, "Those who celebrate Hanukkah at least have some excuse -- those holidays move around. But, hello, Christmas is always on the 25th. So what's the problem?"

Holiday spirit overdrive
It sounds like a '70s lounge band, and maybe it should have been. In reality, it's a financial crime of passion. An insane impulse overcomes you --- holiday joy? The spirit of Santa? Your medication is off? --- and you find yourself committing one (or all) of the following:

-Debt of 1,000 gifts: Getting everyone, I mean everyone, a little gift: all of your co-workers, the woman who cleans your house, the neighbour who jump-started your car in 1986, your baby-sitter, your dentist, etc. -- to the tune of $4,876.

-Parental panic: You lay out all the gifts you got for the kids, and suddenly it's just not enough. You love those kids so much. You can't let them limp into January so deprived. What were you thinking? Back to the mall!

-Manic Martha-ism: For once, you're going to celebrate the holidays in style. You're going to throw that holiday party, take the kids to the "Nutcracker," the Ice Capades and the "Clifford the Big Red Dog Live!" show. You're going to cater a big holiday dinner and fly your parents in, and pay Martha Stewart to inject some holiday cheer into your décor.

Plead guilty, because there are too many witnesses. This year, when you sense an attack of holiday spirit coming on, send a card.

Eggnog wishes, caviar dreams
These are amazingly silly, but common, miscalculations in terms of volume, time or value.

-Shopping by the truckload: You go to Costco or the mall and buy everything in sight, simply because there's so much to buy.

-The 12 days of shopping: You haven't found the perfect gift for her yet. You know you will. Meanwhile, you'll just pick up a pair of these earrings. And a little scarf... And by the time you reach the end of your Quest for Perfection, you have 27 gifts, none of them quite right, except maybe the pear tree with the partridge in it.

-Art-fair amnesia: December is upon you, so you dash out and do all your shopping -- completely forgetting that you already bought half the presents at that crafts fair in July.

These costly little slip-ups can happen in a variety of ways. How to prevent them is unclear. If only we could get them on video. At least you'd get a laugh out of yourself.

The 'unreturnable' impulse
This one deserves its own category because, of all spending blunders, it is the most preventable. Every year countless people fall into a stupor as they enter one of those vile shops full of ceramics, glass and twisted bronze ballet sculptures -- and accidentally buy one for someone they love, who will inevitably hate it.

Two words on this one: Just don't."

http://finance.sympatico.msn.ca/SavingsDebt/MPDunleavey/Article.aspx?cp-documentid=5895749

12.20.2007

Duties of the best man

For the wedding coming up next summer I've compiled a list of the duties of the best man (yup I get to be the best man even though I'm a girl! YAY!!):

Best Man
* Spread the word about where the couple is registered
* Give groom bachelor party (plan, invite guests)
* Pay for rental of own tux
* Ensure groom arrives on time at the ceremony
* Keep bride's ring until minister asks for it on day of wedding
* Help groom get dressed before wedding
* Help groom remain calm prior to ceremony
* Stand beside groom during

So that's not too much to do... right?

I also get to plan the bachelor party!!! *bow chicka wow wow*

Word of the Day

(So true!!)

Urban Word of the Day
www.urbandictionary.com

December 20, 2007: man flu

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=man+flu&defid=1829361

The condition shared by all males wherein a common illness (usually a mild cold) is presented by the patient as life-threatening.

This is also known as 'Fishing for Sympathy' or 'Chronic Exaggeration'.

When the patient is your boyfriend, he will exhibit the standard symptoms (such as an overwhelming desire for compassion) while simultaneously rejecting any and all efforts you make to placate him.

You: Awww, you poor fella.
Him: I'm DYING!
You: (Soothingly) Oh, you're not dying Cy.
Him: (Indignant) I AM! I have Man Flu!
You: Do you need some sympathy?
Him: Yes! But no one understands my pain...
You: I understa-
Him: NO YOU DO NOT!!!

12.19.2007

Dave FM Top 107 Songs of the 70's

Local radio station 107.5 Dave Fm, Top 70 Songs of the 70's:

TOP 107 of the 70's


Artist

Title

1

THE EAGLES

HOTEL CALIFORNIA

2

AEROSMITH

DREAM ON

3

THE BEE GEES

STAYIN' ALIVE

4

JOHN LENNON

IMAGINE

5

LYNYRD SKYNYRD

SWEET HOME ALABAMA

6

ELTON JOHN

CROCODILE ROCK

7

AC/DC

HIGHWAY TO HELL

8

QUEEN

WE WILL ROCK YOU / WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS

9

BLONDIE

ONE WAY OR ANOTHER

10

LED ZEPPELIN

STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN

11

THE GUESS WHO

AMERICAN WOMAN

12

AEROSMITH

WALK THIS WAY

13

ROD STEWART

MAGGIE MAY

14

THE CARS

JUST WHAT I NEEDED

15

DOBIE GRAY

DRIFT AWAY

16

AEROSMITH

SWEET EMOTION

17

ELTON JOHN

ROCKET MAN

18

STEVE MILLER BAND

THE JOKER

19

TROOPER

RAISE A LITTLE HELL

20

KISS

BETH

21

BOSTON

PEACE OF MIND

22

BOB SEGER & THE SILVER BULLET BAND

OLD TIME ROCK & ROLL

23

BACHMAN TURNER OVERDRIVE

TAKIN' CARE OF BUSINESS

24

LED ZEPPELIN

ROCK & ROLL

25

CAT STEVENS

WILD WORLD

26

RAM JAM

BLACK BETTY

27

PAUL MCCARTNEY & WINGS

LIVE AND LET DIE

28

KISS

ROCK AND ROLL ALL NIGHT

29

PINK FLOYD

COMFORTABLY NUMB

30

PETER FRAMPTON

SHOW ME THE WAY

31

BOB MARLEY

NO WOMAN NO CRY (LIVE)

32

ROLLING STONES

BROWN SUGAR

33

FLEETWOOD MAC

DREAMS

34

BACHMAN TURNER OVERDRIVE

YOU AIN'T SEEN NOTHING YET

35

LED ZEPPELIN

FOOL IN THE RAIN

36

BLONDIE

HEART OF GLASS

37

BOB SEGER & THE SILVER BULLET BAND

NIGHT MOVES

38

PINK FLOYD

WISH YOU WERE HERE

39

SUPERTRAMP

THE LOGICAL SONG

40

DAVID BOWIE

CHANGES

41

CHIC

LE FREAK

42

FOREIGNER

HOT BLOODED

43

ELTON JOHN

TINY DANCER

44

BOSTON

MORE THAN A FEELING

45

ROLLING STONES

MISS YOU

46

THE BEATLES

LET IT BE

47

RUSH

FLY BY NIGHT

48

DON MCLEAN

AMERICAN PIE

49

MEATLOAF

PARADISE BY THE DASHBOARD LIGHT

50

WILD CHERRY

PLAY THAT FUNKY MUSIC WHITE BOY

51

ROBERT PALMER

BAD CASE OF LOVING YOU

52

THE EAGLES

TAKE IT EASY

53

LED ZEPPELIN

ALL OF MY LOVE

54

HEART

CRAZY ON YOU

55

THE BEE GEES

NIGHT FEVER

56

QUEEN

BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY

57

ROD STEWART

DO YA THINK I'M SEXY

58

THIN LIZZY

THE BOYS ARE BACK IN TOWN

59

NEIL YOUNG

HEART OF GOLD

60

ROLLING STONES

BEAST OF BURDEN

61

STEELY DAN

REELIN' IN THE YEARS

62

PAUL MCCARTNEY & WINGS

BAND ON THE RUN

63

STEVE MILLER BAND

JET AIRLINER

64

GENESIS

FOLLOW YOU, FOLLOW ME

65

BACHMAN TURNER OVERDRIVE

ROLL ON DOWN THE HIGHWAY

66

SWEET

BALLROOM BLITZ

67

THE KNACK

MY SHARONA

68

PINK FLOYD

MONEY

69

VILLAGE PEOPLE

YMCA

70

KANSAS

DUST IN THE WIND

71

SUPERTRAMP

GIVE A LITTLE BIT

72

ROD STEWART

YOU'RE IN MY HEART

73

VAN HALEN

RUNNIN' WITH THE DEVIL

74

FLEETWOOD MAC

GO YOUR OWN WAY

75

DAVID BOWIE

SPACE ODDITY

76

ERIC CLAPTON

WONDERFUL TONIGHT

77

LED ZEPPELIN

OVER THE HILLS AND FAR AWAY

78

TOTO

HOLD THE LINE

79

THE EAGLES

HEARTACHE TONIGHT

80

ABBA

DANCING QUEEN

81

SUPERTRAMP

BLOODY WELL RIGHT

82

ROD STEWART

TONIGHT'S THE

83

DEEP PURPLE

SMOKE ON THE WATER

84

STEVE MILLER BAND

TAKE THE MONEY AND RUN

85

BOSTON

DON'T LOOK BACK

86

BAD COMPANY

FEEL LIKE MAKIN' LOVE

87

KANSAS

CARRY ON WAYWARD SON

88

PAT BENETAR

HEARTBREAKER

89

SUPERTRAMP

GOODBYE STRANGER

90

CHICAGO

SATURDAY IN THE PARK

91

PAUL MCCARTNEY

MAYBE I'M AMAZED

92

DAVID BOWIE

FAME

93

ELTON JOHN

BENNIE & THE JETS

94

CHEAP TRICK

I WANT YOU TO WANT ME

95

BILLY JOEL

MY LIFE

96

THE POLICE

ROXANNE

97

GARY WRIGHT

DREAM WEAVER

98

PINK FLOYD

TIME

99

DOOBIE BROTHERS

BLACK WATER

100

LYNYRD SKYNYRD

FREE BIRD

101

BOOMTOWN RATS

I DON'T LIKE MONDAYS

102

DOOBIE BROTHERS

LISTEN TO THE MUSIC

103

THE GUESS WHO

HAND ME DOWN WORLD

104

THE EAGLES

DESPERADO

105

GLORIA GAYNOR

I WILL SURVIVE

106

RUSH

CLOSER TO THE HEART

107

ELTON JOHN

PHILADELPHIA FREEDOM



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