Chart Chat
Matt Madurski, Mark Blankenship, Brad KyleA chronological review of every #1 song on the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart, with occasional tangents into random musical musings.
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Modern Rock No. 1s: Offspring and "Come Out And Play"
### Offspring - “Come Out And Play”
Modern Rock No. 1s: Toad the Wet Sprocket and "Fall Down"
### Toad the Wet Sprocket - “Fall Down”
Modern Rock No. 1s: Green Day and "Longview"
### Green Day - “Longview”
Modern Rock No. 1s: Live and "Selling The Drama"
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Pharmacist by trade, writer/historian at heart. I love music and am happy to share my musical musings here. I hope I'm never too old to dive into a mosh pit. If you're not sweating when you're having fun, you're not having enough fun.
I've covered pop music for The New York Times, Variety, iHeartRadio, & more. In 2022 I won big on Name That Tune. If you'd care to read my writing on food, theatre, and more, visit markgblankenship.com.
Rock, Records 'n' Radio! Years in FM radio & the record biz inform the one-of-a-kind FR&B content! All-access music discovery, commentary & analysis make FR&B stand uniquely alone on the 'Stack! "The best music history writing online!"-Mike Degen
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