To celebrate Merdeka this week, we strap into a time machine and travel back to 1957 and go Back to Back through the biggest hits from that year.



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Elvis Presley - Too Much
Chuck Berry - Rock & Roll Music
Jerry Lee Lewis - Whole Lot Of Shakin’ Going On
Fats Domino - Blueberry Hill
Pat Boone - Love Letters In The Sand
The Diamonds - Little Darlin’
The Everly Brothers - Bye Bye Love
The Del-Vikings - Come Go With Me
Jimmy Dorsey - So Rare
Nat King Cole - Stardust
Miles Davis - ‘Round Midnight (ft John Coltrane)

To celebrate Merdeka this week, we strap into a time machine and travel back to 1957 and go Back to Back through the biggest hits from that year.--Elvis Presley - Too Much Chuck Berry - Rock &amp; Roll Music Jerry Lee Lewis - Whole Lot Of Shakin’ Going On Fats Domino - Blueberry Hill Pat Boone - Love Letters In The Sand The Diamonds - Little Darlin’ The Everly Brothers - Bye Bye Love The Del-Vikings - Come Go With Me Jimmy Dorsey - So Rare Nat King Cole - Stardust Miles Davis - ‘Round Midnight (ft John Coltrane)

Join Daryl Ong & Othniel Ting as they take you through the discography of our artist of the week, playing some of their most iconic and memorable hits back to back. 

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Ep121: 1957 Jukebox

Often credited as the pioneers who brought pop punk into the mainstream, Green Day have left their mark on pop culture as the band that voiced the frustrations of a generation. This week, to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their punk rock opera American Idiot, we go Back To Back into the seminal discography of the pop punk juggernauts.

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Wake Me Up When September Ends (American Idiot)
American Idiot (American Idiot)
When I Come Around (Dookie)
Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life) (Nimrod)
Holiday (American Idiot)
Boulevard Of Broken Dreams (American Idiot)
Know Your Enemy (21st Century Breakdown)
St Jimmy (American Idiot)
Basket Case (Dookie)
Jesus Of Suburbia (American Idiot)
21 Guns (21st Century Breakdown)

Often credited as the pioneers who brought pop punk into the mainstream, Green Day have left their mark on pop culture as the band that voiced the frustrations of a generation. This week, to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their punk rock opera American Idiot, we go Back To Back into the seminal discography of the pop punk juggernauts. -- Wake Me Up When September Ends (American Idiot) American Idiot (American Idiot) When I Come Around (Dookie) Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life) (Nimrod) Holiday (American Idiot) Boulevard Of Broken Dreams (American Idiot) Know Your Enemy (21st Century Breakdown) St Jimmy (American Idiot) Basket Case (Dookie) Jesus Of Suburbia (American Idiot) 21 Guns (21st Century Breakdown)

Ep124: Green Day

One of the most influential bands of all time, iconic rock band Linkin Park announced their comeback and the end of their 7-year hiatus last week, returning to the stage with an upcoming world tour, new co-frontperson Emily Armstrong and drummer Colin Brittain, and their first new music since the 2017 death of lead singer Chester Bennington. 

We take a Back To Back look through the band's influential discography - from their bold 2000 debut album Hybrid Theory that inspired an entire generation and ushered the genre into a new, more vulnerable era, to their upcoming album From Zero as the icons set to create their new legacy.



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Somewhere I Belong (Meteora)
What I’ve Done (Minutes To Midnight)
QWERTY (LP Underground 6)
Papercut (Hybrid Theory)
Izzo/In The End (Collision Course)
My December (Hybrid Theory)
Easier To Run (Meteora)
Numb (Meteora)
The Messenger (A Thousand Suns)
Breaking The Habit (Meteora)
The Emptiness Machine (From Zero)

One of the most influential bands of all time, iconic rock band Linkin Park announced their comeback and the end of their 7-year hiatus last week, returning to the stage with an upcoming world tour, new co-frontperson&nbsp;Emily Armstrong and drummer Colin Brittain, and their first new music since the 2017 death of lead singer Chester Bennington.&nbsp;We take a Back To Back look through the band's influential discography - from their bold 2000 debut album Hybrid Theory that inspired an entire generation and ushered the genre into a new, more vulnerable era, to their upcoming album From Zero as the icons set to create their new legacy.--Somewhere I Belong (Meteora) What I’ve Done (Minutes To Midnight) QWERTY (LP Underground 6) Papercut (Hybrid Theory) Izzo/In The End (Collision Course) My December (Hybrid Theory) Easier To Run (Meteora) Numb (Meteora) The Messenger (A Thousand Suns) Breaking The Habit (Meteora) The Emptiness Machine (From Zero)

Ep123: Linkin Park

One of the biggest European rock exports, Danish band Mew over the decades have carved out a distinct niche in the music world, characterized by their ethereal melodies, complex song structures, and emotive lyrics. The band recently announced that they'll be calling it quits in 2025, which marks their 30th anniversary. We go Back to Back telling the story of some of their biggest hits in their discography. 



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Snow Brigade (Frengers)

Apocalypso (And the Glass Handed Kites)

Special (And the Glass Handed Kites)

Satellites (+-)

Carry Me To Safety (Visuals)

Water Slides (+-)

Am I Wry? No (Frengers)

Silas The Magic Car (No More Stories…)

Comforting Sounds (Frengers)

One of the biggest European rock exports, Danish band Mew over the decades have carved out a distinct niche in the music world, characterized by their ethereal melodies, complex song structures, and emotive lyrics. The band recently announced that they'll be calling it quits in 2025, which marks their 30th anniversary. We go Back to Back telling the story of some of their biggest hits in their discography.&nbsp; <ul><li>- -</li></ul>Snow Brigade (Frengers)Apocalypso (And the Glass Handed Kites)Special (And the Glass Handed Kites)Satellites (+-)Carry Me To Safety (Visuals)Water Slides (+-)Am I Wry? No (Frengers)Silas The Magic Car (No More Stories…)Comforting Sounds (Frengers)

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