Quoted from vid1900:Again, the worst songs of all time, and those are based on real sales figures.
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So when people talk about "how good music USED to be" or other nonsense, remind them that Led Zep, KISS, Bruce Springsteen, The Who, Jimi Hendrix or Bob Dylan; never had a #1 song.
Maybe not # 1, but hey, they got close....
Whole Lotta Love Led Zeppelin Peaked at #4 on 1.31.1970
Beth/Detroit Rock City KISS Peaked at #7 on 12.4.1976
Dancing In The Dark Bruce Springsteen Peaked at #2 on 6.30.1984
I Can See For Miles The Who Peaked at #9 on 11.25.1967
All Along The Watchtower The Jimi Hendrix Experience Peaked at #20 on 10.19.1968
Like A Rolling Stone Bob Dylan Peaked at #2 on 9.4.1965
Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 Bob Dylan Peaked at #2 on 5.21.1966
And how about these?
Another Brick In The Wall (Part II) Pink Floyd Peaked at #1 on 3.22.1980
The Loco-Motion Grand Funk Peaked at #1 on 5.4.1974
We're An American Band Grand Funk Peaked at #1 on 9.29.1973
You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet/Free Wheelin' Bachman-Turner Overdrive Peaked at #1 on 11.9.1974
Jump Van Halen Peaked at #1 on 2.25.1984
Why Can't This Be Love Van Halen Peaked at #3 on 5.17.1986
Smoke On The Water Deep Purple Peaked at #4 on 7.28.1973
Black Magic Woman Santana Peaked at #4 on 1.9.1971
School's Out Alice Cooper Peaked at #7 on 7.29.1972
AND our favorite -----
Ballroom Blitz Sweet Peaked at #5 on 10.18.1975