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Jackson supports Adams: A Different Election of 1824 1824: John Quincy Adams / John Calhoun (Democratic-Republican) [1] -def. Henry Clay / Nathan Sanford (Democratic-Republican) and William Crawford / Nathaniel Macon (Democratic-Republican) 1828: John Quincy Adams / Richard Rush (National...

Any more year end lists or career overviews finished?

The studio in general was pressing Raimi hard for three villains. Originally it was going to focus on Sandman and have Hobgoblin (Harry Osborn) show up at the end. Raimi wanted Harry to die at the end because Peter made his decision to forgive Sandman too late, but the studio thought it was too...

Psychedelic definitely, and their early stuff was really lo-fi but production steadily improved (others remained intentionally lo-fi). Hell, The Apples in Stereo were picked up to do a song for The Powerpuff Girls by Cartoon Network right around that series's viewership peak. They just peak...

I'll gladly cut them down to one #1 hit with "King of Tidal Waves" and leave the rest out of a #1, although if the mainstream is willing to accept heavy metal there's got to be some place for people who want softer rock to go. Grunge and new wave are two genres that when you think about it...

Only problem I see is a lack of a stand out hit, some Kylie trimming could probably open up a few weeks we could use to prop up a bigger hit. "Summertime", "Scenario", and "Losing My Religion" all seem like good candidates.

I believe Coolidge would reject some of Hoover's policies that contributed to the Depression, but I don't know where he stands on the Smoot-Hawley tariff. Depression might not be as bad as it was depending on how Coolidge reacts.

This is clearly the year of heavy metal. Looks good though, other than the Kylie song you mentioned.

Just realized Gladys Knight did that Bond theme in OTL for the same movie in the same here. I stand by my point I made for "The Living Daylights" that it's likely that won't happen.

I assume it's more eventful than my entire evening snowed in. I say give Kylie that week and make "Hand On Your Heart" another week for Tina Turner's "The Best". Seems I missed another Bond theme with "Licence to Kill".

Yeah, that's more likely considering she's a brand new artist and all. '88 also seems fine.

Four hits in one year is how many #1 hits Rihanna got in 2010, with an insane work schedule, and that includes being featured on Eminem's "Love the Way You Lie". I say we need to drop at least two of the Kylie hits. "South of Heaven" needs some serious consolidation.

I say just replace that song, it makes no sense to be there with an entirely different Bond and several previous themes being done by entirely different artists.

I will have to work in a-Ha's "The Living Daylights" into my Bond list...although I highly doubt the same band would do the same song for the same movie. Turn over actually made a return in the late 80s, so it's not too bad we're seeing it here.