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45 themes

The '60s

Do You Want to Know a Secret

The songs that started it all.1960–1969

Press play →Do You Want to Know a Secret — The Beatles

Crooners & Standards

Velvet voices and the Great American Songbook.1955–1972

Press play →Dreamin' — Johnny Burnette

Turn on, tune in, drop the needle.1965–1971

Press play →Light My Fire — The Doors

Drop a coin, pick a hit.1955–1965

Press play →Mack the Knife — Bobby Darin

I Want You Back

The sound of young America.1964–1972

Press play →I Want You Back — The Jackson 5

The '70s

Disco balls and soft-rock gold.1970–1979

Press play →Ramblin' Man — The Allman Brothers Band

Born to Be Wild

Classic Rock Highway

Windows down, amps to eleven.1969–1979

Press play →Born to Be Wild — Steppenwolf

That's the Way (I Like It)

Ten floors of mirror-ball heaven.1975–1979

Press play →That's the Way (I Like It) — KC and the Sunshine Band

On the one.1969–1979

Press play →Fire — Ohio Players

God Save the Queen

Three chords and the truth.1976–1979

Press play →God Save the Queen — Sex Pistols

The '80s

The Breakup Song (They Don't Write 'Em)

Big hair, bigger choruses.1980–1989

Press play →The Breakup Song (They Don't Write 'Em) — Greg Kihn Band

Black clothes, fog machine, big feelings.1979–1992

Press play →Sebastiane — Sex Gang Children

All ages, no rules, two minutes each.1980–1989

Press play →Hybrid Moments — The Misfits

First Car Radio

Freedom, four wheels, full volume.1980–1995

Press play →Paradise City — Guns N' Roses

Livin' on a Prayer

Hair Metal Arena

Lighters up, hairspray out.1986–1991

Press play →Livin' on a Prayer — Bon Jovi

How Soon Is Now?

Left of the Dial

Jangle, noise, deep cuts at 1 a.m.1982–1990

Press play →How Soon Is Now? — The Smiths

Movie Soundtracks

The song from THAT scene.1982–1995

Press play →Purple Rain — Prince and the Revolution

MTV After School

Backpack down, TV on.1983–1990

Press play →Billie Jean — Michael Jackson

New Wave Nights

Eyeliner and synthesizers.1981–1990

Press play →If You Leave — Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark

One-Hit Wonders

One shot. Pure magic.1981–1998

Press play →Two Princes — Spin Doctors

Can't Fight This Feeling

Lighters up, mullets out.1981–1994

Press play →Can't Fight This Feeling — REO Speedwagon

Back to Life (However Do You Want Me)

One perfect season.1989

Press play →Back to Life (However Do You Want Me) — Soul II Soul

Livin' on a Prayer

Side A, Side B, all feelings.1983–1995

Press play →Livin' on a Prayer — Bon Jovi

Ne, Ne, Na, Na, Na, Na, Nu, Nu

Checkerboard floor, brass, and skanking.1979–1985

Press play →Ne, Ne, Na, Na, Na, Na, Nu, Nu — Bad Manners

The '90s

From boy bands to G-funk.1990–1999

Press play →Father — LL COOL J

Everybody dance now.1990–1996

Press play →What Is Love — Haddaway

Alternative Nation

120 minutes of weird and wonderful.1991–1997

Press play →The One I Love — R.E.M.

Loud, weird, brand-new rotation.1987–1996

Press play →Cannonball — The Breeders

Grunge Basement

Flannel, feedback, and angst.1991–1996

Press play →Plush — Stone Temple Pilots

Hip-Hop Block Party

Boombox on the corner.1986–1995

Press play →Gin and Juice — Snoop Doggy Dogg

Industrial Nation

Bodies on the floor, machines on fire.1984–1996

Press play →Sin — Nine Inch Nails

Food court frequencies.1989–1994

Press play →The Look — Roxette

R&B with a hip-hop heartbeat.1987–1993

Press play →My Prerogative — Bobby Brown

Grip tape and three chords.1994–1999

Press play →Santeria — Sublime

I Wanna Sex You Up

Lights low, candles lit.1990–1996

Press play →I Wanna Sex You Up — Color Me Badd

Like a Daydream

Guitars like weather, vocals like fog.1988–1995

Press play →Like a Daydream — Ride

Spanning the Decades

An American Dream (Edit)

Heartache you can two-step to.1960–1999

Press play →An American Dream (Edit) — Nitty Gritty Dirt Band

Here's a Quarter (Call Someone Who Cares)

Dirt roads and steel guitars.1965–1999

Press play →Here's a Quarter (Call Someone Who Cares) — Travis Tritt

She Works Hard For the Money

Divas & Big Voices

Powerhouse vocals, full volume.1964–1999

Press play →She Works Hard For the Money — Donna Summer

Louder than everything.1970–1994

Press play →Peace Sells — Megadeth

Whoot, There It Is

Hip-Hop & Rap Hits

The crossover bangers.1979–1999

Press play →Whoot, There It Is — 95 South

Where the groove lives.1960–1999

Press play →I'll Be There — Jackson 5

Buffalo Soldier

Reggae & Island

Every little thing's gonna be alright.1970–1995

Press play →Buffalo Soldier — Bob Marley & The Wailers

Back On the Chain Gang

Turn it up to eleven.1960–1999

Press play →Back On the Chain Gang — Pretenders

The Power of Love

The hooks everyone knew.1960–1999

Press play →The Power of Love — Céline Dion