Hosted by Rob Tannenbaum and Craig Marks, who wrote the best-seller "I Want My MTV,” the 66 Best Songs from Movies and TV has the iconic songs (and the stories behind them) from your all of your favorite movies and shows.
A great cover song can take many forms: a straightforward tribute to the original, a creative re-imagining, or an interpretation that’s completely out of left field. Your Slacker curators have compiled both the best and the bizarre for the 101 Greatest Cover Songs of All Time.
From Michael Jackson to Genesis, Animotion to Bonnie Tyler, Tears for Fears to Lionel Richie, 80’s Hits brings you the best of the decade…without the all the weird hair, spandex, and skinny ties that come with it. Get your throwback on with 80’s Hits!
Jess is your new host on the station where you'll find artists like Garth Brooks, Brooks and Dunn, and Shania Twain-- artists who not only evolved the sound of the genre, but created a whole new generation of country fans. Hear the biggest songs from one of the biggest decades in country music here: '90s Country on Slacker.
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The dawn of Grunge, the decade of boy bands, and the west-coast G-Funk era...count down all the big tracks.
Music has the power to change hearts and minds, so we've decided to count down the most impactful tracks in the history of the world--from The Beatles to Marvin Gaye to Nirvana. We enlisted pop culture mavens Craig Marks and Rob Tannenbaum (authors of “I Want My MTV”) to curate this list of the "66 Songs That Changed Everything"...check it out and see if you agree!
The '00s were a time of great change for Alternative music. The authenticity of Grunge gave way to the anger of Nu-Metal. Bands like Blink-182, Incubus, and 311 found themselves as the elder statesmen of the genre, and we were introduced to new bands like The Killers, Death Cab For Cutie, and the White Stripes. You'll hear it all on '00s Alternative.
We really think that the day after the big game should be a national day off. Since it's not, we've got the soundtrack to ease you into Monday. The 55 Greatest Songs in the history of Motown features the music of Marvin Gaye, The Supremes, Stevie Wonder and more. Hosted by Tony-nominee Brandon Victor Dixon, this is a retrospective of the Motor City's biggest hits.
With sunny nu-disco sounds from Classixx, Poolside, Du Tonc and Gigamesh, plus groovy deep house from Breach, Disclosure and Justin Martin, Daytime Dance is designed to lay down an upbeat rhythm while still keeping things cool.