Posted April 1, 20241 yr The Official Top 300 most-streamed songs from the 70s, 80s and 90s POS TITLE ARTIST YEAR 1 WONDERWALL OASIS 1995 2 BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY QUEEN 1975 3 EVERYWHERE FLEETWOOD MAC 1987 4 DREAMS FLEETWOOD MAC 1977 5 DON'T STOP ME NOW QUEEN 1978 6 AFRICA TOTO 1982 7 DON'T LOOK BACK IN ANGER OASIS 1995 8 IRIS GOO GOO DOLLS 1998 9 DON'T STOP BELIEVIN' JOURNEY 1981 10 I WANNA DANCE WITH SOMEBODY WHITNEY HOUSTON 1987 11 THE CHAIN FLEETWOOD MAC 1977 12 SUMMER OF '69 BRYAN ADAMS 1984 13 TAKE ON ME A-HA 1984 14 DANCING IN THE MOONLIGHT TOPLOADER 1999 15 SMELLS LIKE TEEN SPIRIT NIRVANA 1991 16 SWEET CHILD O' MINE GUNS N' ROSES 1987 17 MR BLUE SKY ELO 1977 18 GO YOUR OWN WAY FLEETWOOD MAC 1976 19 EVERYBODY WANTS TO RULE THE WORLD TEARS FOR FEARS 1985 20 BILLIE JEAN MICHAEL JACKSON 1982 21 LIVIN' ON A PRAYER BON JOVI 1986 22 SEPTEMBER EARTH WIND & FIRE 1978 23 NO SCRUBS TLC 1999 24 RUNNING UP THAT HILL KATE BUSH 1985 25 HOTEL CALIFORNIA EAGLES 1976 26 FAST CAR TRACY CHAPMAN 1988 27 GANGSTA'S PARADISE COOLIO FT LV 1995 28 I'M STILL STANDING ELTON JOHN 1983 29 ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST QUEEN 1980 30 BITTER SWEET SYMPHONY VERVE 1997 31 ROCKET MAN ELTON JOHN 1972 32 STILL DRE DR DRE FT SNOOP DOGG 1999 33 THUNDERSTRUCK AC/DC 1990 34 UNDER PRESSURE QUEEN & DAVID BOWIE 1981 35 TINY DANCER ELTON JOHN 1971 36 SWEET DREAMS (ARE MADE OF THIS) EURYTHMICS 1983 37 YOUR SONG ELTON JOHN 1970 38 JUICY NOTORIOUS BIG 1994 39 EVERLONG FOO FIGHTERS 1997 40 I WANT IT THAT WAY BACKSTREET BOYS 1999 41 DANCING QUEEN ABBA 1976 42 EYE OF THE TIGER SURVIVOR 1982 43 YOU CAN CALL ME AL PAUL SIMON 1986 44 BACK IN BLACK AC/DC 1980 45 YOU MAKE MY DREAMS DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES 1980 46 9 TO 5 DOLLY PARTON 1980 47 EVERY BREATH YOU TAKE POLICE 1983 48 ZOMBIE CRANBERRIES 1994 49 SUPERSTITION STEVIE WONDER 1972 50 WAKE ME UP BEFORE YOU GO GO WHAM 1984 51 DANCING IN THE DARK BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 1984 52 HYPNOTIZE NOTORIOUS BIG 1997 53 TAINTED LOVE SOFT CELL 1981 54 NO DIGGITY BLACKSTREET FT DR DRE 1996 55 FOOTLOOSE KENNY LOGGINS 1984 56 CREEP RADIOHEAD 1992 57 COME ON EILEEN DEXYS MIDNIGHT RUNNERS 1982 58 CARELESS WHISPER GEORGE MICHAEL 1984 59 TAKE ME HOME COUNTRY ROADS JOHN DENVER 1971 60 SULTANS OF SWING DIRE STRAITS 1978 61 CHAMPAGNE SUPERNOVA OASIS 1995 62 STAYIN' ALIVE BEE GEES 1977 63 HIGHWAY TO HELL AC/DC 1979 64 DON'T YOU (FORGET ABOUT ME) SIMPLE MINDS 1985 65 CALIFORNICATION RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS 1999 66 SAY MY NAME DESTINY'S CHILD 1999 67 WITH OR WITHOUT YOU U2 1987 68 ALL THE SMALL THINGS BLINK 182 1999 69 ISLANDS IN THE STREAM DOLLY PARTON & KENNY ROGERS 1983 70 LIVE FOREVER OASIS 1994 71 THREE LITTLE BIRDS BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS 1977 72 NEVER GONNA GIVE YOU UP RICK ASTLEY 1987 73 RED RED WINE UB40 1983 74 UNDER THE BRIDGE RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS 1991 75 ALL STAR SMASH MOUTH 1999 76 GIRLS JUST WANT TO HAVE FUN CYNDI LAUPER 1983 77 SWEET HOME ALABAMA LYNYRD SKYNYRD 1974 78 JOLENE DOLLY PARTON 1973 79 WANNABE SPICE GIRLS 1996 80 INSOMNIA FAITHLESS 1995 81 FORGOT ABOUT DRE DR DRE FT EMINEM 1999 82 BEAT IT MICHAEL JACKSON 1982 83 THE GAMBLER KENNY ROGERS 1978 84 I'M GONNA BE (500 MILES) PROCLAIMERS 1988 85 LOSING MY RELIGION REM 1991 86 UPTOWN GIRL BILLY JOEL 1983 87 WE WILL ROCK YOU QUEEN 1977 88 SONG 2 BLUR 1997 89 TOWN CALLED MALICE JAM 1982 90 AMERICAN PIE DON MCLEAN 1971 91 COME AS YOU ARE NIRVANA 1991 92 THIS CHARMING MAN SMITHS 1983 93 WALK OF LIFE DIRE STRAITS 1985 94 DON'T YOU WANT ME HUMAN LEAGUE 1981 95 I WANT TO BREAK FREE QUEEN 1984 96 PIANO MAN BILLY JOEL 1973 97 BASKET CASE GREEN DAY 1994 98 DOWN UNDER MEN AT WORK 1981 99 PARADISE CITY GUNS N' ROSES 1987 100 SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I GO CLASH 1982 101 TORN NATALIE IMBRUGLIA 1997 102 THE BEST TINA TURNER 1988 103 IN THE AIR TONIGHT PHIL COLLINS 1981 104 FREED FROM DESIRE GALA 1996 105 I DON'T WANT TO MISS A THING AEROSMITH 1998 106 BLUE MONDAY NEW ORDER 1983 107 LOVELY DAY BILL WITHERS 1977 108 WALKING ON SUNSHINE KATRINA & THE WAVES 1985 109 I WANT TO KNOW WHAT LOVE IS FOREIGNER 1984 110 SOMEBODY TO LOVE QUEEN 1976 111 I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU WHITNEY HOUSTON 1992 112 BELIEVE CHER 1998 113 LITTLE LIES FLEETWOOD MAC 1987 114 FRIDAY I'M IN LOVE CURE 1992 115 YOU GIVE LOVE A BAD NAME BON JOVI 1986 116 GIMME GIMME GIMME (A MAN AFTER MIDNIGHT) ABBA 1979 117 STUCK IN THE MIDDLE WITH YOU STEALERS WHEEL 1972 118 DON'T GO BREAKING MY HEART ELTON JOHN & KIKI DEE 1976 119 COMMON PEOPLE PULP 1995 120 RADIO GA GA QUEEN 1984 121 TIME AFTER TIME CYNDI LAUPER 1983 122 ALL NIGHT LONG (ALL NIGHT) LIONEL RICHIE 1983 123 NEVER TOO MUCH LUTHER VANDROSS 1981 124 KILLER QUEEN QUEEN 1974 125 WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE GUNS N' ROSES 1987 126 COULD YOU BE LOVED BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS 1980 127 ANGELS ROBBIE WILLIAMS 1997 128 WE DIDN'T START THE FIRE BILLY JOEL 1989 129 HEART OF GLASS BLONDIE 1978 130 LOVE WILL TEAR US APART JOY DIVISION 1980 131 AIN'T NO SUNSHINE BILL WITHERS 1971 132 THERE SHE GOES LA'S 1988 133 THE NEXT EPISODE DR DRE FT SNOOP DOGG 1999 134 SIGNED SEALED DELIVERED (I'M YOURS) STEVIE WONDER 1970 135 LANDSLIDE FLEETWOOD MAC 1975 136 BIG POPPA NOTORIOUS BIG 1994 137 CHANGES 2PAC FT TALENT 1998 138 EDGE OF SEVENTEEN STEVIE NICKS 1981 139 PURPLE RAIN PRINCE & THE REVOLUTION 1984 140 STARMAN DAVID BOWIE 1972 141 I HAVE NOTHING WHITNEY HOUSTON 1992 142 HALF THE WORLD AWAY OASIS 1994 143 HUNGRY EYES ERIC CARMEN 1987 144 ENTER SANDMAN METALLICA 1991 145 KARMA CHAMELEON CULTURE CLUB 1983 146 MAMMA MIA ABBA 1975 147 YOU SHOOK ME ALL NIGHT LONG AC/DC 1980 148 THRILLER MICHAEL JACKSON 1982 149 FAITH GEORGE MICHAEL 1987 150 SANDSTORM DARUDE 1999 151 IS THIS LOVE BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS 1978 152 LET IT BE BEATLES 1970 153 RETURN OF THE MACK MARK MORRISON 1996 154 A LITTLE RESPECT ERASURE 1988 155 KILLING ME SOFTLY FUGEES 1996 156 NOTHING'S GONNA STOP US NOW STARSHIP 1987 157 AIN'T NOBODY RUFUS & CHAKA KHAN 1983 158 JUMP VAN HALEN 1983 159 CHILDREN ROBERT MILES 1995 160 TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE HEART BONNIE TYLER 1983 161 SHE'S ELECTRIC OASIS 1995 162 SUPERSONIC OASIS 1994 163 PONY GINUWINE 1996 164 WHAT'S UP 4 NON BLONDES 1992 165 HEROES DAVID BOWIE 1977 166 THERE IS A LIGHT THAT NEVER GOES OUT SMITHS 1986 167 LOVE REALLY HURTS WITHOUT YOU BILLY OCEAN 1976 168 WISH YOU WERE HERE PINK FLOYD 1975 169 DECEMBER 1963 (OH WHAT A NIGHT) FRANKIE VALLI/THE FOUR SEASONS 1975 170 SMOOTH CRIMINAL MICHAEL JACKSON 1987 171 I WANNA BE ADORED STONE ROSES 1989 172 LET'S STAY TOGETHER AL GREEN 1971 173 GOOD RIDDANCE (TIME OF YOUR LIFE) GREEN DAY 1997 174 HOW WILL I KNOW WHITNEY HOUSTON 1985 175 WHERE IS MY MIND PIXIES 1988 176 YOUNG HEARTS RUN FREE CANDI STATON 1976 177 MAN IN THE MIRROR MICHAEL JACKSON 1987 178 I STILL HAVEN'T FOUND WHAT I'M LOOKING U2 1987 179 FANTASY MARIAH CAREY 1995 180 WHAT'S LOVE GOT TO DO WITH IT TINA TURNER 1984 181 SHE'S ALWAYS A WOMAN BILLY JOEL 1977 182 WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS QUEEN 1977 183 EVERYBODY (BACKSTREET'S BACK) BACKSTREET BOYS 1997 184 SET YOU FREE N-TRANCE 1994 185 MAN I FEEL LIKE A WOMAN SHANIA TWAIN 1997 186 WHAT IS LOVE HADDAWAY 1993 187 CRAZY LITTLE THING CALLED LOVE QUEEN 1979 188 IT WAS A GOOD DAY ICE CUBE 1992 189 BARBIE GIRL AQUA 1997 190 MUSIC SOUNDS BETTER WITH YOU STARDUST 1998 191 SEND ME ON MY WAY RUSTED ROOT 1995 192 YOU CAN'T HURRY LOVE PHIL COLLINS 1982 193 THE WHOLE OF THE MOON WATERBOYS 1985 194 SCAR TISSUE RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS 1999 195 WICKED GAME CHRIS ISAAK 1989 196 PARKLIFE BLUR 1994 197 LINGER CRANBERRIES 1993 198 LET'S DANCE DAVID BOWIE 1983 199 SHOW ME LOVE ROBIN S 1990 200 HAVE YOU EVER SEEN THE RAIN CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL 1970 201 IT'S ALL COMING BACK TO ME NOW CELINE DION 1996 202 HOOKED ON A FEELING BLUE SWEDE 1974 203 COME AND GET YOUR LOVE REDBONE 1973 204 LIKE A PRAYER MADONNA 1989 205 MO MONEY MO PROBLEMS NOTORIOUS BIG 1997 206 (EVERYTHING I DO) I DO IT FOR YOU BRYAN ADAMS 1991 207 NOVEMBER RAIN GUNS N' ROSES 1991 208 I'LL BE MISSING YOU PUFF DADDY FT FAITH EVANS 1997 209 DON'T LET THE SUN GO DOWN ON ME GEORGE MICHAEL FT ELTON JOHN 1991 210 KILLING IN THE NAME RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE 1992 211 DOO WOP (THAT THING) LAURYN HILL 1998 212 MAMBO NO 5 (A LITTLE BIT OF) LOU BEGA 1999 213 RHYTHM IS A DANCER SNAP 1992 214 UNDER THE SEA SAMUEL E WRIGHT 1989 215 DON'T STOP 'TIL YOU GET ENOUGH MICHAEL JACKSON 1979 216 BABY ONE MORE TIME BRITNEY SPEARS 1998 217 MY NAME IS EMINEM 1999 218 ROMEO & JULIET DIRE STRAITS 1980 219 MORE THAN A FEELING BOSTON 1976 220 HEAVEN IS A PLACE ON EARTH BELINDA CARLISLE 1987 221 SAVE TONIGHT EAGLE-EYE CHERRY 1997 222 PARANOID BLACK SABBATH 1970 223 WE BUILT THIS CITY STARSHIP 1985 224 DANGER ZONE KENNY LOGGINS 1986 225 BABA O'RILEY WHO 1971 226 (I'VE HAD) THE TIME OF MY LIFE BILL MEDLEY & JENNIFER WARNES 1987 227 IRONIC ALANIS MORISSETTE 1995 228 PRAISE YOU FATBOY SLIM 1998 229 JUST CAN'T GET ENOUGH DEPECHE MODE 1981 230 WHAT'S MY AGE AGAIN BLINK 182 1999 231 LIFE ON MARS DAVID BOWIE 1971 232 KISS ME SIXPENCE NONE THE RICHER 1997 233 KISS FROM A ROSE SEAL 1994 234 IMAGINE JOHN LENNON 1971 235 NOTHING COMPARES 2 U SINEAD O'CONNOR 1990 236 STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN LED ZEPPELIN 1971 237 YOU SPIN ME ROUND (LIKE A RECORD) DEAD OR ALIVE 1984 238 RED LIGHT SPELLS DANGER BILLY OCEAN 1977 239 SMALLTOWN BOY BRONSKI BEAT 1984 240 NOTHING ELSE MATTERS METALLICA 1991 241 THE WAY YOU MAKE ME FEEL MICHAEL JACKSON 1987 242 BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM VENGABOYS 1999 243 BLUE (DA BA DEE) EIFFEL 65 1999 244 GOLDEN BROWN STRANGLERS 1981 245 BAT OUT OF HELL MEAT LOAF 1977 246 WATERFALL STONE ROSES 1989 247 I'D DO ANYTHING FOR LOVE (BUT I WON'T DO MEAT LOAF 1993 248 OTHERSIDE RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS 1999 249 SHOOK ONES PT 2 MOBB DEEP 1995 250 DON'T STOP FLEETWOOD MAC 1977 251 THE FINAL COUNTDOWN EUROPE 1986 252 THE WINNER TAKES IT ALL ABBA 1980 253 IF I COULD TURN BACK TIME CHER 1989 254 BURNING LOVE ELVIS PRESLEY 1972 255 MONEY FOR NOTHING DIRE STRAITS 1985 256 EASY LOVER PHILIP BAILEY & PHIL COLLINS 1984 257 LEARN TO FLY FOO FIGHTERS 1999 258 REGULATE WARREN G & NATE DOGG 1994 259 TRULY MADLY DEEPLY SAVAGE GARDEN 1997 260 RHIANNON FLEETWOOD MAC 1975 261 THE BOYS OF SUMMER DON HENLEY 1984 262 MIAMI WILL SMITH 1997 263 ROXANNE STING & THE POLICE 1978 264 BLACK BETTY RAM JAM 1977 265 BRIMFUL OF ASHA CORNERSHOP 1998 266 YOU'RE SO VAIN CARLY SIMON 1972 267 KEEP ON MOVIN' FIVE 1999 268 BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER SIMON & GARFUNKEL 1970 269 EASY COMMODORES 1977 270 LAID JAMES 1993 271 BOYS DON'T CRY CURE 1979 272 DREAMS GABRIELLE 1993 273 WATERFALLS TLC 1994 274 ENJOY THE SILENCE DEPECHE MODE 1990 275 TAKE IT EASY EAGLES 1972 276 HIT 'EM UP 2PAC 1996 277 ROCK THE CASBAH CLASH 1982 278 JUMP AROUND HOUSE OF PAIN 1992 279 JAMMING BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS 1977 280 DREAM ON AEROSMITH 1973 281 DON'T SPEAK NO DOUBT 1995 282 MY HEART WILL GO ON CELINE DION 1997 283 IT MUST BE LOVE MADNESS 1981 284 VIDEO KILLED THE RADIO STAR BUGGLES 1979 285 IMMIGRANT SONG LED ZEPPELIN 1970 286 BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S DEEP BLUE SOMETHING 1995 287 YOU'RE MY BEST FRIEND QUEEN 1975 288 SIR DUKE STEVIE WONDER 1976 289 BLACK VELVET ALANNAH MYLES 1989 290 WONDERFUL TONIGHT ERIC CLAPTON 1977 291 ALRIGHT SUPERGRASS 1995 292 STAND BY ME OASIS 1997 293 NO SURPRISES RADIOHEAD 1997 294 I JUST CAN'T WAIT TO BE KING JASON WEAVER 1994 295 I WILL SURVIVE GLORIA GAYNOR 1978 296 CALIFORNIA LOVE 2PAC FT DR DRE 1995 297 I GOT 5 ON IT LUNIZ 1995 298 LAYLA DEREK & THE DOMINOS 1971 299 SIT DOWN JAMES 1989 300 MARIA MARIA SANTANA FT THE PRODUCT G&B 1999 https://www.officialcharts.com/chart-news/t...d-90s-revealed/
April 1, 20241 yr Christmas songs are clearly excluded as well as Three Lions I assume which would surely be on the list otherwise
April 1, 20241 yr Lots of great and iconic tracks of course. I'm surprised at 'You Make My Dreams' by Hall and Oates being top 50, 'Maneater' and 'I Can't Go for That (No Can Do)' are more well known in the UK I thought....also for James, 'Laid' being higher than 'Sit Down'! Edited April 1, 20241 yr by TheSnake
April 2, 20241 yr Who is listening to * Miami & Boom Boom Boom , very surprised they feature. I dont hate them. Lots of people that have passed away (before their time). Edited April 2, 20241 yr by vibe
April 2, 20241 yr Why to exclude Christmas songs? There aren't that many anyway as they collect remarkable streams only for 6-7 weeks per year.
April 2, 20241 yr I believe this is just an updated version of this using the same criteria (full list on Page 19): http://www.buzzjack.com/forums/index.php?s...8131&st=360 So it was designed for a radio show, which probably explains the original decision to exclude Christmas songs. And I guess they’ve just stuck with that to make this update easier.
April 2, 20241 yr Who is listening to * Miami & Boom Boom Boom , very surprised they feature. I dont hate them. Lots of people that have passed away (before their time). Not sure about Miami, or why that would be there above other Will Smith songs, but the Vengaboys song has gone viral many times over in the last few years. The appearance of All Star, Scar Tissue and Learn To Fly in the predecessor to this list is what inspired me to include them on BuzzJack Presents...1999 (all next to each other, no less), as they have clearly built up popularity over time that wasn't evident upon release. Great to see the likes of Set You Free and Kiss Me have endured. I think at the time I wouldn't have expected Gala's Freed From Desire to become a legendary kind of hit, but I know it's become a football anthem over time.
April 2, 20241 yr Why to exclude Christmas songs? There aren't that many anyway as they collect remarkable streams only for 6-7 weeks per year. It was played out on Greatest Hits Radio over the Easter Weekend so it made sense to exclude Christmas songs and Three Lions (although given that only gets streamed on matchdays I'm not convinced it'd be in the Top 300). Surely Christmas songs generally only being played for one month of the year and others being played for 12 months would mean not many would need to be excluded anyway.
April 2, 20241 yr Surely Christmas songs generally only being played for one month of the year and others being played for 12 months would mean not many would need to be excluded anyway. The numbers some of them do in those 7 weeks are ENORMOUS and outdo many of the trickle streams of non Christmas songs throughout the year. However Christmas streams tend to be focused on a narrower range of product so I agree they wouldn’t completely dominate the list. This from a year back gave an idea: http://www.buzzjack.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=258716
April 2, 20241 yr Yes, I think it would be completely fine to acknowlegde songs like Last Christmas and FONY on rankings like these. They wouldn't still be current #1s considering the highest charting pre-2000 track Dreams by Fleetwood Mac did 128k on a Sunday. If it did those numbers all year long, it'd collect 46 million streams per year. Edited April 2, 20241 yr by Sour Candy
April 2, 20241 yr Mariah & Wham! would almost certainly be #1 and #2 on this list. Wham! was the 18th biggest song of last year iirc
April 2, 20241 yr Based on what I’ve linked above in November 2022 Mariah was 21st overall, Oasis were 28th and Wham! 31st. So the order for pre 00 tracks would have been 1 Mariah 2 Oasis 3 Wham! I expect Wham! will have been moving up the popularity ranks fairly swiftly since. But also note there have been 2 Christmases since then - if you do a chart in November the Christmas songs will be lower than if you do it in January. Edited April 2, 20241 yr by JulianT
April 2, 20241 yr What I didn't initially understand about this particular streams-based retrospective rundown was why it excluded the 2000s and 2010s, and also for that matter (arguably more outlandishly) the 1960s or even 1950s. But then the penny dropped that it was compiled entirely for Greatest Hits Radio who only play music from the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s, so clearly it was a very specialised list which they insisted stuck to their playlisting criteria. I still think Christmas or other seasonal/speciality songs should've been included though, even for a chart that's only narrowed to a particular thirty-year period of the past. Whatever the arguments as to how many would've charted inside this Top 300 and how high, one must suspect that at least a few would've amassed sufficient online listens in the streaming era (so presumably if OCC compiled this we're talking just over the last ten years to January 2014 when streaming data begins to officially be counted, albeit we know they compiled streaming data for over 18 months prior to that as they used to publish a weekly Top 40 streaming chart) to have registered here and there across the chart. Provided they weren't maxing-out the Top 10 or 20, and there weren't too many positions taken up with tunes that would sound bizarre and unwelcome if played across a regular Easter weekend in March, surely they could just have skipped over them, i.e. announce the song and the position it occupied, then explaining for obvious reasons it doesn't feel appropriate to play it now, and move on to the next entry which carries more universal appeal to their audience. Instead, they broadcast a chart that might've had some use and relevance as a gauge of what is enduringly popular from the last three decades of the 20th century via streaming, but as-is, was subject to arbitrary exclusions of certain types of song, and so carries far less gravitas, at least to the purist. Then again, as it's OCC, we should know by now that of course any chart they're allowing to be broadcast will've been subject to manipulation!!
April 2, 20241 yr I think there'd have been too many Christmas songs in there and too high up. Much more interesting keeping them out, to see which songs are popular all year round. I wouldn't have expected the likes of Iris and Don't Stop Believing (which were big hits at the peak of the download era) to still be doing so well on streams Toto's Africa is always a bit of a confusing one for me. Why so popular now? Edited April 2, 20241 yr by AcerBen
April 2, 20241 yr I understand why they excluded the Christmas songs especially for the original broadcast but I do wish they would publish a version that included them as well, or at the very least made some explicit mention in the article that they are excluded rather than just silently leaving them out. Toto's Africa is always a bit of a confusing one for me. Why so popular now? Because people have taste :magic: (I don't know if there's any specific reason why or if it's just 'because the Internet' but it's become a bit of a meme song, I remember it was a weirdly big deal when Weezer covered it months after a request from a random Twitter user).
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