I'd still do her.

Going the Distance! Yeah, that song was big, and I still hear it pretty often.  And Hole didn't make it either? Shame.

They didn't have any doubles on the list, did they? If that was a rule, I'd like to see the list without that rule. I agree on wanting to see 101-200, or at least 101-150. And I disagree about the Pumpkins singles. Sure, they were more of a full album band, but the songs I mentioned, especially Today and 1979, were big (I assume) and are still played on the radio and occasionally 1979 is in a film or something.

I know! How could they leave off No Rain?  Unless you meant a different NR...  Honestly though, no Blind Melon? That song was huge, or so I'm told.

Overall, eh, it's alright. Couple missing.

Smashing Pumpkins are one of the 5 biggest rock bands that came from the 90s and had their major works in that decade (Gish, Siamese Dream, Mellon Collie, Adore) so they got screwed. Either Today, 1979, Bullet With Butterfly Wings or Disarm should be there.

And AIC is poorly represented with Man In a Box, should've been No Excuses as far as airplay and popularity goes, or Down In a Hole or Rooster or Would? . Man In a Box was successful but not as much as some of their others, and it's a sub-par song imo.

Pearl Jam too high of course. Soundgarden is unfairly represented by one of the average-er tracks from that album, but it's what get played.

Would've liked to see NIN on there, their influence and sales were large enough to get mention, but unfortunately the singles weren't enough I guess. I almost thought Closer would make it in the 70s-80s of the list.