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College Countdown: CMJ Top 40 Cuts, March 16, 1990 — 4 – 1

December 24, 2017 Dan Seeger

4. Sinead O’Connor, “Nothing Compares 2 U” The tip-off about the identity of the songwriter in there in title. When Sinead O’Connor released “Nothing Compares 2 U” as the lead single from her sophomore album, I Do Not Want What … Continue reading College Countdown: CMJ Top 40 Cuts, March 16, 1990 — 4 – 1

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College Countdown: CMJ Top 40 Cuts, March 16, 1990 — 8 – 5

December 17, 2017 Dan Seeger

8. Eleventh Dream Day, “Testify” Eleventh Dream Day was a band that seemed to come out of nowhere to storm the college charts, beginning with the release of their major label debut, Beet, in late 1989. Raved about in the … Continue reading College Countdown: CMJ Top 40 Cuts, March 16, 1990 — 8 – 5

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College Countdown: CMJ Top 40 Cuts, March 16, 1990 — 12 – 9

December 10, 2017 Dan Seeger

12. The Smithereens, “Blues Before and After” The second single from the Smithereens album 11, “Blues Before and After” was a perfect example of the slightly tougher sound the New Jersey band generated with producer Ed Stasium. Probably best know … Continue reading College Countdown: CMJ Top 40 Cuts, March 16, 1990 — 12 – 9

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College Countdown: CMJ Top 40 Cuts, March 16, 1990 — 16 – 13

December 3, 2017 Dan Seeger

16. The Creatures, “Standing There” Siouxsie Sioux was never one to recede from pointed commentary, particularly when it came to sexist attitudes that have long been rife in society. For the first single from the Creatures album Boomerang, she and … Continue reading College Countdown: CMJ Top 40 Cuts, March 16, 1990 — 16 – 13

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College Countdown: CMJ Top 40 Cuts, March 16, 1990 — 20 – 17

November 26, 2017 Dan Seeger

20. Kevn Kinney, “MacDougal Blues” Back in the day, I don’t think we knew about the ability to claim Kevn Kinney as one of our own. Livin’ on the air in Central Wisconsin, we had a prideful devotion to artists … Continue reading College Countdown: CMJ Top 40 Cuts, March 16, 1990 — 20 – 17

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College Countdown: CMJ Top 40 Cuts, March 16, 1990 — 24 – 21

November 19, 2017 Dan Seeger

24. Kate Bush, “Love and Anger” In 1989, When Kate Bush released The Sensual World, her sixth full-length studio album, it had been four years since she’d shimmered new music into the world. Bush was never particularly prolific or expedient, … Continue reading College Countdown: CMJ Top 40 Cuts, March 16, 1990 — 24 – 21

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College Countdown: CMJ Top 40 Cuts, March 16, 1990 — 28 – 25

November 12, 2017 Dan Seeger

28. Nine Inch Nails, “Head Like a Hole” Last week, I noted that “Down in It” was the first song Trent Reznor wrote for the album Pretty Hate Machine, the debut release from his band Nine Inch Nails. “Head Like … Continue reading College Countdown: CMJ Top 40 Cuts, March 16, 1990 — 28 – 25

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College Countdown: CMJ Top 40 Cuts, March 16, 1990 — 32 – 29

November 5, 2017December 14, 2017 Dan Seeger

32. The Creatures, “Fury Eyes” Siouxsie and the Banshees were coming off of one of their biggest hits — the single “Peek-A-Boo” from the 1988 album Peepshow — when key band members Siouxsie Sioux and Budgie slipped away to a … Continue reading College Countdown: CMJ Top 40 Cuts, March 16, 1990 — 32 – 29

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College Countdown: CMJ Top 40 Cuts, March 16, 1990 — 36 – 33

October 29, 2017 Dan Seeger

36. The Smithereens, “A Girl Like You” As I’ve previously acknowledged, the Smithereens were the quintessential band of my college radio experience, so thoroughly in sync with the internal vibe of my station at the time I was there that … Continue reading College Countdown: CMJ Top 40 Cuts, March 16, 1990 — 36 – 33

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College Countdown: CMJ Top 40 Cuts, March 16, 1990 — 40 – 37

October 22, 2017October 22, 2017 Dan Seeger

40. John Wesley Harding, “The Devil in Me” Included on the John Wesley Harding’s debut album, Here Comes the Groom, “The Devil in Me” was the track that introduced most college radio programmers to the British singer-songwriter who would eventually … Continue reading College Countdown: CMJ Top 40 Cuts, March 16, 1990 — 40 – 37

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