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"The Great American 250" — Our curators collaborate to gather our picks for 250 of the finest songs in American music history
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The “Lord of the Rings” owned the Oscars, Ken Jennings won 74 games on Jeopardy, and Facebook was born. Usher taught us to sing "Yeah" like no one before him, Green Day gave new meaning to "American Idiot" and Gretchen Wilson was just "Here for the Party" -- Welcome to 2004.
This Is Music: 2004
It was all about Maroon 5, Usher, Outkast, Hoobastank, and Juvenile
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