#1 ·
Sorry if we’ve already chatted about this, but from what I can tell, we haven't yet! So, here's the big question: which track do you guys think is going to go down as the absolute biggest anthem of 2007?
What was the biggest song of 2007?
Started by Scott Grant7 · · 👁 7 views · 88 replies
#2 ·
General consensus here — I’m absolutely sweltering 🙂
Honestly, this thread wouldn't have lasted five minutes if it were any other topic ☕
Honestly, this thread wouldn't have lasted five minutes if it were any other topic ☕
#3 ·
Lisa Flores74 said:man, I'm actually sweating right now 🙂
this thread isn't gonna last long if you keep this up ☕
for sure👍 👍
#7 ·
Bill Gates, I really respect you, but I just don't get this stuff. And honestly, I'm not a fan of Umbrella Corp.🙂
#8 ·
I don't know about you guys, but Fergie looked absolutely incredible in that "Big Girls Don't Cry" video... man /lick
#15 ·
To be completely honest, I only recognize about three of these songs... man, I am so out of the loop. I totally skipped over that whole MTV era entirely.
#18 ·
I owe Springsteen an apology; his Magic album alone is worth more than all those songs mentioned above combined.
#19 ·
analogbison said:I suppose I owe Springsteen an apology for his Magic album, since it’s actually worth more than all those songs mentioned above.
Radio Nowhere is a great track! I guess the Lyric is a bit weaker, but I have to admit Bruce still sounds incredible...
No, if you ask me, the biggest hit is Alicia Keys' No One.
The Lyric is pretty solid, and her vocals are just fantastic.
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Almost Unreal;12256099 said:Radio Nowhere is such an incredible track! Even if the lyrics aren't his strongest work, I have to admit that Bruce still delivers a phenomenal vocal performance...
I completely agree. What sets Bruce apart from everyone else is that he always manages to inject a sense of true originality into his music. Although, I will concede that some of the songwriting can feel a bit thin at times. For instance, I find Last to die to be absolutely phenomenal, largely because of the depth in the lyrics. When you really listen to the words, it isn't just some mindless string of rhymes designed for commercial appeal—which seems to be the case with most artists out there today...
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