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IAgreeWithYou
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No 90s music because I think most of it could fit in really well right now. I'll give you a bit of room though. 1991 is alright.

Personally, I think Blisters in the Sun would be a really popular song if released now. It's really infectious and I think it would still be popular. It'd probably have a change of instruments though.

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Salvidian
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I think anything Black Sabbath would be big. They don't belong in any decade. They're kind of by themselves.

pangtongshu
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Jester

IT'S RAINING MEN, HALLELUJAH

partydevil
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Guns N' Roses - Welcome To The Jungle
oh hell, all classic rock still rocks...

or are we ready for this? (1991, ty extra room)

thfcJack
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All the classics would still have solid fanbases, I think. What about Come and Get It by Badfinger? It's very catchy and it's a great song.

toemas
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All classic southern rock and country is still popular in the south.

OperationNilo
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Shepherd

This song would, not the least doubt about it.

xeano321
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Farmer

This song would. It's epic.

OperationNilo
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Shepherd

This song would. It's epic.


Da** right it is.
ironblade41
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Bohemian Rhapsody. That one never gets old and should be our national anthem... And there's a new thread right there! *leaves and posts thread*

EmperorPalpatine
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This song would. It's epic.

Just about anything by Kool & The Gang. Example.
EmperorPalpatine
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Oh Yeah by Yello from the mid-80s is about on par with Daft Punk's Around The World, but that's 90s.

Pieguyme
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Farmer

Although it was released in the 50's, Chuck Berry's "Johnny B. Goode" would be very popular.

Terry_Logic
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"In the Air Tonight" by Phil Collins has become very well-known, even though it's over 30 years old. It actually was re-released in New Zealand in 2008 and became a #1 hit there, after it had already been a top 10 hit 27 years earlier. Who's to say it couldn't happen on a global scale?

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"All you need is love" from the Beatles.

Charlie506
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@Pieguyme

Don't bring back old threads. " 6 months ago "

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