Top 10 Songs of 1992: From Nirvana’s Revolution to Metallica’s Surprising Ballad

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Coming up, it’s the story of 10 classic songs from a tsunami year in music. Tsunami as in a year where 1 song wiped out the status quo on radio and MTV… With Nirvana's Smells Like Teen Spirit, but there were plenty of other great songs from that monumental year, including one that came from a story the songwriter read in a newspaper about a drunk guy who shot up his girlfriend’s car. The #1 song came from the simple response this man gave to a judge at his sentencing, and it was so heart-wrenching it’s not only unlistenable but the singer behind it sobbed through the vocal… talking about Bonnie Raitt with I Can’t Make You Love Me. There's the hit that the frontman James Hetfield of the legendary heavy metal band Metallica decided to actually sing instead of scream, which is what he normally did. In fact, his singing was so beautiful on the record, he was afraid it would make his fans hurl. Then there was the song that came from one line from a letter that Bono of U2 sent to the Dalia lama when he rejected an offer to play at his festival. And finally, a song so strange its singer sang it many different ways…with a mouthful of marbles, burping it, and also singing it underwater. Weird Al’s parody of Nirvana plus Ozzy Osbourne’s most poignant song... It’s a stellar countdown with iconic guests next on Professor of Roc

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