In 1985, the 73rd top song of that year was....that's for you to guess.

Thanks to Eyeof, I felt like doing a bit of research

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MarcelJordan wrote:In 1982, the 73rd top song of that year was "Don't Stop Believin' by Journey
In 1985, the 73rd top song of that year was....that's for you to guess.After you figure it out (come on, google you can get it), what do you think of this?
Thanks to Eyeof, I felt like doing a bit of research
Slander wrote:MarcelJordan wrote:In 1982, the 73rd top song of that year was "Don't Stop Believin' by Journey
In 1985, the 73rd top song of that year was....that's for you to guess.After you figure it out (come on, google you can get it), what do you think of this?
Thanks to Eyeof, I felt like doing a bit of research
1985? Hmmm. http://eightiesclub.tripod.com/id215.htm Summer of 69?
Eyeof wrote:says a lot about charts...half that stuff is pure junk...
MarcelJordan wrote:[
"I Can't Hold Back"
ICHB reached only 13 at its peak in the Billboard charts (BUT no. 1 in the rock charts)
Slander wrote:MarcelJordan wrote:[
"I Can't Hold Back"
ICHB reached only 13 at its peak in the Billboard charts (BUT no. 1 in the rock charts)
ICHB may be the best song in the entire catalog. Hooks galore. Great open. Amazing vocals. I think it's one of the best rock/pop songs ever. I really think the song would have charted higher if the band had been better established. Let's keep in mind it was about 3 years between Tiger and Vital Signs.
Slander wrote:ICHB may be the best song in the entire catalog. Amazing vocals.
MarcelJordan wrote:Slander wrote:MarcelJordan wrote:[
"I Can't Hold Back"
ICHB reached only 13 at its peak in the Billboard charts (BUT no. 1 in the rock charts)
ICHB may be the best song in the entire catalog. Hooks galore. Great open. Amazing vocals. I think it's one of the best rock/pop songs ever. I really think the song would have charted higher if the band had been better established. Let's keep in mind it was about 3 years between Tiger and Vital Signs.
Slander wasn't it two years between Tiger and VS? The band was established but Scotti ....I don't even want to talk about it.
Slander wrote:MarcelJordan wrote:Slander wrote:MarcelJordan wrote:[
"I Can't Hold Back"
ICHB reached only 13 at its peak in the Billboard charts (BUT no. 1 in the rock charts)
ICHB may be the best song in the entire catalog. Hooks galore. Great open. Amazing vocals. I think it's one of the best rock/pop songs ever. I really think the song would have charted higher if the band had been better established. Let's keep in mind it was about 3 years between Tiger and Vital Signs.
Slander wasn't it two years between Tiger and VS? The band was established but Scotti ....I don't even want to talk about it.
Marcel you are right..Tiger was 82...and VS did come out in 84. I guess I just feel like it was almost a different band with VS. Your thoughts on why I can't hold back didn't chart higher on the top 40.
MarcelJordan wrote:Slander wrote:MarcelJordan wrote:Slander wrote:MarcelJordan wrote:[
"I Can't Hold Back"
ICHB reached only 13 at its peak in the Billboard charts (BUT no. 1 in the rock charts)
ICHB may be the best song in the entire catalog. Hooks galore. Great open. Amazing vocals. I think it's one of the best rock/pop songs ever. I really think the song would have charted higher if the band had been better established. Let's keep in mind it was about 3 years between Tiger and Vital Signs.
Slander wasn't it two years between Tiger and VS? The band was established but Scotti ....I don't even want to talk about it.
Marcel you are right..Tiger was 82...and VS did come out in 84. I guess I just feel like it was almost a different band with VS. Your thoughts on why I can't hold back didn't chart higher on the top 40.
Scotti Bros. Im afraid.
Slander wrote:MarcelJordan wrote:Slander wrote:MarcelJordan wrote:Slander wrote:MarcelJordan wrote:[
"I Can't Hold Back"
ICHB reached only 13 at its peak in the Billboard charts (BUT no. 1 in the rock charts)
ICHB may be the best song in the entire catalog. Hooks galore. Great open. Amazing vocals. I think it's one of the best rock/pop songs ever. I really think the song would have charted higher if the band had been better established. Let's keep in mind it was about 3 years between Tiger and Vital Signs.
Slander wasn't it two years between Tiger and VS? The band was established but Scotti ....I don't even want to talk about it.
Marcel you are right..Tiger was 82...and VS did come out in 84. I guess I just feel like it was almost a different band with VS. Your thoughts on why I can't hold back didn't chart higher on the top 40.
Scotti Bros. Im afraid.
Terrible promotion. Also I think people wanted to know if Survivor was pop or rock. It was kind of confusing.
Eyeof wrote:I think part of it was it was 1. The first single off the album.
If you think about it, that song was pivitol. I mean CITG had tanked commercially...If the first single tanks on VS, it's over for the others....
So it had a big job and lived up...
It was a fall release as well, which often times won't do as well as the summer release. "The Search if Over" was masterally released in the spring and became a wedding and high school spring choral concert anthem....but make no mistake, Can't Hold Back opened that door. If High on You would have been the first single, we might have been in trouble and I bet it would not have been top 10....
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