This Week's Lost 2000s/2010s/2020s Classic

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From this week in 2008, it's a song that was at its peak position of #54 on the Hot 100. Here's "crushcrushcrush" by Paramore.

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From this week in 2012, it's a song that peaked at #64 on the Hot 100 and #1 on Billboard's Alternative Songs chart. Here's "Lonely Boy" by The Black Keys.

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From this week in 2001, it's a song that debuted that week at #76 on the Hot 100 and would peak five notches higher at #71. Here's "I Did It" by Dave Matthews Band.

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From this week in 2009, it's a song that originally entered the Hot 100 on May 31, 2008 for one week and peaked at #82. It would re-enter the Hot 100 in 2009 and eventually peak at #48. Here's "Lucky" by Jason Mraz and Colbie Caillat.

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From this week in 2003, it's a song that debuted on the Hot 100 at #93 and eventually peaked at #60. Originally from the soundtrack to the movie "Cradle 2 the Grave", the song can currently be heard in ads for the movie "Deadpool". Here's "X Gon' Give It to Ya" by DMX.

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From this week in 2006, it's a song that peaked at #54 on the Hot 100 and became the artist's 40th #1 song on Billboard's country chart. Here's "She Let Herself Go" by George Strait.

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From this week in 2002, it's a song that peaked at #105 on the Bubbling Under chart. Here's "Nice to Know You" by Incubus.

[80sat40fan]

Offering up a tune which was debuting at #38 on both the 2/26/00 Mainstream Rock Tracks chart and Modern Rock Tracks chart. It's by Rage Against the Machine and was directed by Michael Moore. Check out the image on the video at the 1:04 mark... someone is holding a 2016 political candidate's sign 16 years too early! Who would have thought Michael More could have predicted the future? By the way, my posting of this video is not an endorsement of that candidate... it's just interesting to see this featured 16 years ago. Here is Rage Against the Machine with "Sleep Now In The Fire":



"A band named 'The Machine Rages On'..."

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I think that person (I'll try to keep the name a secret) was planning a run in 2000, or there were rumors the person was running. SNL was joking about the possibility at the time, and The Simpsons did the same.

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From this week in 2005, it's a song that peaked at #70 on the Hot 100. Here's "Jerk It Out" by Caesars.

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From this week in 2014, it's a song that was included in the film "Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom" and received an Oscar nomination for Best Original Song. On the Hot 100, the song peaked at #84. Here's "Ordinary Love" by U2.

[80sat40fan]

Posting a song from the one and only Bob Dylan. It was featured in the movie "Wonder Boys" which starred Michael Douglas and Robert Downey Jr. The soundtrack was peaking at #155 on the 3/18/2000 Billboard 200 Album chart, and while the single never charted, it would go on to win the Academy Award and Golden Globe for Best Original Song. This song was also featured in a 2014 Chrysler 200 commercial starring Bob himself. Here is Bob Dylan with "Things Have Changed":

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From this week in 2007, it's a song that originally reached #9 for John Lennon in 1975. This cover wasn't as successful, peaking at #101 on the Bubbling Under chart. Here's "#9 Dream" by R.E.M.

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From this week in 2013, it's a song that was at #7 on Billboard's Hot Dance Club Songs chart and would reach #1 three weeks later. Here's "Beam Me Up (Kill-Mode)" by Cazzette.

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From this week in 2004, it's a song that reached #5 on the UK Singles Chart, but did not hit the singles chart in the United States. Here's "She Wants to Move" by N*E*R*D.