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The Best Hit (OST) Lyrics
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- The Ex-Man (OST)
- Brokenspeakers
- The Arbors
- Match Made in Heaven (OST)
- Line Walker (OST)
- Ragoon
- Stk
- De La Soul
- kenessi
- Maya Angelou
- RHYME-A-
- Laura León
- Dale Evans
- Gareth Emery
- Brando
- Marseaux
- Maksim Leonidov
- Larbanois y Carrero
- Ricky Man
- Republika
- Anurag Kulkarni
- OVDL
- Joe Brooks
- Yoon Beom
- Another Era (OST)
- Bruno Alves (Spain)
- Jun.Q
- Unreal
- Jorge Nasser
- Hong Jin Young
- Zdzisława Sośnicka
- Il Pagante
- Nickel Creek
- So Black
- Marie Digby
- The Exorcist's Meter (OST)
- Little Anthony & The Imperials
- Wende Snijders (Wende)
- Jang Bo-ri Is Here! (OST)
- Avelino
- Story of Yanxi Palace (OST)
- Michail Sheleg
- Super Daddy Yeol (OST)
- Haru
- Neffa
- Revolutionary Sisters (OST)
- Tuberz McGee
- Mario (South Korea)
- Organized Noise
- Ato
- Jackie & Roy
- Shadow of Justice (OST) [2021]
- Disarstar
- Amensalism (OST)
- DSP Friends
- Reizero
- The Boy Next Door
- My Sweet Seoul (OST)
- Nacha Guevara
- Derek King
- Jamie Carr
- Andrew Rayel
- Skizzo Skillz
- Life After Death (OST)
- BLVCK HOLIC
- D Double E
- 404
- CR KIM
- Love Your Glow (OST)
- Dj Daveed
- SQUREL
- Jenny Silver
- Friedrich Nietzsche
- Liu Zi Ling
- Orchestra Italiana Bagutti
- Cosmic Gate
- Jup do Bairro
- Akshaya Mohanty
- Watch Out Boss (OST)
- Salamander Guru and The Shadows (OST)
- Oong
- HOOONiYONGi
- Gjira
- EUNUK
- BluA
- DinoSoul
- La Roux
- Aqualung
- Mark Sixma
- Song Ji Eun
- You Are the Best! (OST)
- Aiobahn
- Aristide Bruant
- slowthai
- Sikandar Alam
- Dora Gaitanovici
- BS2
- Stela Enache
- Thy Catafalque
- The Ghetto-Fabulous Lady (OST)
- Con la musica alla radio [Finnish translation]
- Con la musica alla radio lyrics
- Cómo se hará lyrics
- Corazón frágil [English translation]
- Come vivi senza me [Serbian translation]
- Como el sol inesperado lyrics
- Hope We Meet Again lyrics
- Cuando se ama [Sei que me amavas] [English translation]
- Como el sol inesperado [Russian translation]
- Cómo se hará [English translation]
- Con la musica alla radio [English translation]
- Culpable [English translation]
- Como si no nos hubiéramos amado [Chinese translation]
- Cuando lyrics
- Corazón frágil [Portuguese translation]
- Con la musica alla radio [Greek translation]
- Con la musica alla radio [Bosnian translation]
- Come vivi senza me [Portuguese translation]
- Con la musica alla radio [Russian translation]
- Corazón frágil [Belarusian translation]
- Come vivi senza me [English translation]
- Cuando [Croatian translation]
- Como si no nos hubiéramos amado [Portuguese translation]
- Como una danza [Russian translation]
- Così importante [Spanish translation]
- Così importante [Spanish translation]
- Come vivi senza me [Bosnian translation]
- Con la música en la radio [Croatian translation]
- Cuando se ama [Serbian translation]
- Corazón frágil lyrics
- Como una danza [Russian translation]
- Como si no nos hubiéramos amado [Russian translation]
- Così importante [English translation]
- Como si no nos hubiéramos amado [English translation]
- Cuando [Belarusian translation]
- Cuori agitati [English translation]
- Cuori agitati [Russian translation]
- Como el sol inesperado [English translation]
- Come vivi senza me [Finnish translation]
- Como una danza lyrics
- Con la musica alla radio [Croatian translation]
- Como una danza [Serbian translation]
- Culpable [Portuguese translation]
- Cuori agitati lyrics
- Cuando se ama [Sei que me amavas] [Portuguese translation]
- Con la música en la radio [English translation]
- Come vivi senza me [Russian translation]
- Culpable [Croatian translation]
- Corazón frágil [Belarusian translation]
- Cómo se hará [Russian translation]
- Come vivi senza me [Spanish translation]
- Con la musica alla radio [French translation]
- Cuando se ama [Russian translation]
- Così importante [Romanian translation]
- Con la musica alla radio [German translation]
- Cómo se hará [English translation]
- Como una danza [English translation]
- Con la música en la radio [English translation]
- Cuando se ama lyrics
- Così importante [English translation]
- Cuando se ama [Sei que me amavas] lyrics
- Così importante lyrics
- Como si no nos hubiéramos amado [German translation]
- Como el sol inesperado [Italian translation]
- Con la musica alla radio [English translation]
- Con la música en la radio [Portuguese translation]
- Con la música en la radio [Russian translation]
- Così importante [Croatian translation]
- Como si no nos hubiéramos amado lyrics
- Cómo se hará [Portuguese translation]
- Come vivi senza me [Bulgarian translation]
- Cuando se ama [Russian translation]
- Cuando se ama [English translation]
- Como si no nos hubiéramos amado [Croatian translation]
- Cuando se ama [Portuguese translation]
- Con la musica alla radio [Portuguese translation]
- Così importante [Russian translation]
- Cuando [Russian translation]
- Culpable [Russian translation]
- Con la musica alla radio [Spanish translation]
- Cuando [English translation]
- Cómo se hará [Croatian translation]
- Cómo se hará [Russian translation]
- Come vivi senza me [Hungarian translation]
- Culpable lyrics
- Cuando [Greek translation]
- Con la musica alla radio [Serbian translation]
- Cuando se ama [Greek translation]
- Con la música en la radio lyrics
- Corazón frágil [Italian translation]
- Con la música en la radio [Finnish translation]
- Culpable [Italian translation]
- Corazón frágil [Russian translation]
- Cuando [Russian translation]
- Como el sol inesperado [Portuguese translation]
- Così importante [Portuguese translation]
- Come vivi senza me [Croatian translation]
- Come vivi senza me [English translation]
- Como el sol inesperado [Croatian translation]
- Come vivi senza me lyrics
- With his warm, breezy Southern Nights, Allen Toussaint humbly claimed his due
- Bright music and dark words define The Mountain Goats
- 20 years later, Blind Melon’s maligned Soup deserves another taste
- The Built To Spill Power Hour
- It’s week three of the purge, and the CDs are winning
- Art Brut’s Bang Bang Rock & Roll made DIY seem doable
- Celebrating Bruce Springsteen’s dark folk masterpiece
- “The Power Of Love” gave Huey Lewis And The News pop culture immortality
- Thomas Dolby’s hit album soared after 3 tries—and one loud “Science!”
- 20 years later, Tupac’s All Eyez On Me is still as raw as an exposed nerve
- 60 minutes of the gospel music that colors Chance’s Coloring Book
- The Afghan Whigs explore darkness and depression in Black Love
- 60 minutes of power pop to prove there’s life after Pinkerton for Weezer
- When Bundled Bowels met Gruesome Toilet: The 2015 year in band names
- Brothers And Sisters found The Allman Brothers Band wandering into uncertain territory
- Harvey Milk captured the depressive pulse of blue-collar America
- Week 7: Fugazi, The Frogs, astrology songs, and some Fs I don’t want
- Janet Jackson’s Janet proved authenticity can hold its own against artistry
- Sloan self-reflected with charming power pop on One Chord To Another
- Week 4: Frank Black, Built To Spill, Blur, and more… to the used CD store
- Gnarls Barkley’s “Crazy” embraced the eccentric in R&B
- With Leviathan, Mastodon helped usher in a golden age of heavy metal
- 60 minutes of James Brown being super bad
- Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham made a fine pop record pre-Fleetwood Mac
- Live Bullet catapulted Bob Seger from a regional hero to a national superstar
- Week 5: I’m keeping most of the Coldplay, okay?
- With The Divine Miss M, Bette Midler went from bathhouses to The Tonight Show
- Fight the Power Hour with 60 minutes that capture Public Enemy
- Wreckless Eric was the punk rock record that wasn’t
- The Gift was The Jam’s cranky, inspired, unexpected farewell
- Grace captured Jeff Buckley’s inimitable voice and talent
- Week 2: From Lily Allen to Eric Bachmann, should it stay or should it go?
- U2’s lyrical and spiritual crisis made October a career turning point
- Surrender to 60 minutes of timeless Cheap Trick cuts
- It’s five against one with 60 minutes that define Pearl Jam
- Game Theory’s ’80s college-rock masterpiece is finally getting its due
- 60 emotion-packed minutes with Elliott Smith
- Mellon Collie foretold both glory and doom for The Smashing Pumpkins
- The Hour Of Bewilderbeast remains Badly Drawn Boy’s ramshackle masterpiece
- 60 minutes of Joni Mitchell’s jazzy, folky stories of romantic independence
- The Doors perfectly captures cultural and personal disillusionment
- 2014: The (belated) year in band names
- With the Ox releases, Coalesce grew up and embraced its home
- Robert Palmer’s “Addicted To Love” helped define the MTV era
- Exit Planet Dust gave electronic music the rock-star treatment
- “Sweet Child O’ Mine” marked a turning point for Guns N’ Roses
- 35 years of New Order in 60 short minutes
- Solomon Burke’s Don’t Give Up On Me was a soul resurrection done right
- Nine Inch Nails’ The Downward Spiral captured an aggressive zeitgeist
- Hum’s You’d Prefer An Astronaut is an overlooked masterpiece
- In an album-oriented rock era, Journey became an outstanding singles band
- With Blood On The Tracks, Bob Dylan bid an angry, ragged farewell to his wife
- With Hot Fuss, The Killers caused (and defined) a scene
- The weird, wonderful Brainiac lives on with Bonsai Superstar
- Warp’s Artificial Intelligence compilation predicted the sounds of today, yesterday
- 60 minutes of music that sum up art-punk pioneers Wire
- Band Of Gypsys was Jimi Hendrix’s funky contractual obligation
- Floor told metal dudes that it’s okay to be boy crazy
- 60 minutes of Beyoncé songs that foreshadowed Lemonade
- A one-of-a-kind album tried to turn ’80s pop on its ear
- 60 minutes of music that sum up LCD Soundsystem
- Duran Duran’s “A View To A Kill” propelled James Bond into the modern world
- Kanye West’s sophomore album reinvents everything that made him great
- Iconic hardcore album Jane Doe forged a new voice for Converge
- Haddaway’s “What Is Love” is the one-hit wonder that keeps hitting home
- Before their masterpiece, the Minutemen asked What Makes A Man Start Fires?
- The A.V. Club compresses They Might Be Giants’ 30-year career into 60 minutes
- On Good Old Boys, Randy Newman approaches the South with an insider’s touch
- New Radicals’ only hit, “You Get What You Give,” was secretly influential
- On Sparkle And Fade, Everclear found universality in drug-addled intimacy
- The Replacements in 60 rebellious, romantic minutes
- De Stijl perfectly captured The White Stripes’ statement of purpose
- Dead at 26, Baby Huey left the world one grand LP
- With “Shoop,” Salt-N-Pepa took control professionally and sexually
- The Stones’ Sticky Fingers invented Southern rock
- 60 minutes of Daft Punk’s prime robot funk
- Alanis Morissette’s Jagged Little Pill was a powerful, DIY feminist statement
- Keith Moon’s death blunted—but didn’t end—The Who’s greatness
- On The Man Who Sold The World, David Bowie found his career blueprint
- On Commitment, Bobby Darin became a folkie radical
- 60 minutes of deeper cuts that show why The Monkees’ music still matters
- Doggystyle changed the way hip-hop reckoned with nostalgia
- Quicksand made post-hardcore history with Slip
- Michael Jackson’s “You Are Not Alone” is creepier and sadder than you think
- Taylor Swift’s hit-packed career compressed into just 60 essential minutes
- The Yardbirds replaced, reused, and revolutionized on Having A Rave Up
- The Rembrandts’ “I’ll Be There For You” was a golden albatross
- The A.V. Club boils Blur’s entire career down to a one-hour mix
- The Lawrence Arms surpassed disaster to make the punk classic Oh! Calcutta!
- Metallica mastered its craft on Master Of Puppets
- Drake refines the art of bragging in 60 minutes
- The Stones blended slavery, sex, and (maybe) heroin in “Brown Sugar”
- 60 minutes of deeper cuts from the underrated Soul Asylum
- Week 6: In which Death Cab For Cutie competes for space with “Ass-N-Titties”
- LL Cool J’s Radio and the genesis of Def Jam
- An A.V. Club writer begins a long battle with physical media
- With “West End Girls,” Pet Shop Boys set a high standard for U.K. hip-hop
- 60 minutes of music that sum up the venerable, ornery Neil Young
- The Pretenders’ Learning To Crawl was a triumphant comeback from tragedy
- Calexico brought its myriad influences into harmony with Feast Of Wire
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