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On The Top Ten Revealed: 200 Greatest Songs of the 70s, we're still going with songs #190-181. Music experts like Ajay Popoff, Kenny Aronoff, and MAlina Moye cover everything from David Bowie to Bob Dylan. (Repeat).

Explore an exciting countdown of the best in music, movies, and pop culture. Expert opinions and fun facts add to the lively debates and discoveries. (Repeat).

Alan Parsons, Rick Derringer, and other guests discuss 10 of the 200 Greatest Songs of the 70s. Picks for rank numbers 140 to 131 include songs from rock bands Grand Funk Railroad and Sister Sledge. (Repeat).

Katie Daryl hears the opinions of music experts and successful artists about the 70s best songs. Paul Stanley, Kevin Cronin, and Jack Osbourne are among the experts that comment on the ranked 130 to 121 of the 200 Greatest Songs of the Seventies, which include songs from Christopher Cross and the band Chicago. (Repeat).

Sammy Hagar visits Cheap Trick's guitarist Rick Nielsen in Chicago to talk rock history. Then, he heads to Denver to play at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre with his band. (Repeat).

Sammy drops by the unique concert hall Mountain Winery in Saratoga, Cal., to sit down with ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons to talk rock and roll, followed by an intimate blues performance. (Repeat).

Discover the stories of iconic rock musicians who shape the music world. Explore their rise to fame and the impact of their unforgettable hits. (Repeat).

Explore the journey of iconic musicians as they rise to fame. Discover the stories behind their biggest hits and the impact they have on the world of rock. (Repeat).

A group of friends forms a band and navigates the ups and downs of the music industry while balancing school and personal lives. Watch their journey of passion and friendship. (Repeat).

Music lovers explore rare vinyl records, uncovering unique sounds and stories behind each album. Dive into the world of classic hits and hidden gems. (New).

Footage from three nights of concerts in Buenos Aires during AC/DC's Black Ice World Tour in December 2009. (Repeat).

Featuring the acclaimed Southern rock five-piece band during their annual Black Friday show at The Tabernacle in their hometown of Atlanta. (Repeat).

Keeping Dad on Ice, Monster Mash, Hot Air Rises. (Repeat).

Actors play fake construction site pranks on unsuspecting passersby and other gags. Other elaborate pranks that draw surprised reactions involve a fake severed head and many others. (Repeat).

Arms Akimbo, Pedi-cured, Clown and Out. (Repeat).

Ballerina Cops, Projectile Baby, Stay Calm. (Repeat).

Feeding Time, Power Buff, Talking Trash. (Repeat).

Pick a card, take a bite, and hands up! (Repeat).

Actors and actresses play elaborate and funny pranks on unsuspecting individuals. Using props and sometimes accomplices, they pull some of the most hilarious tricks on passersby. (Repeat).

False Inspection, It Ain't Charmin, Slap Me Silly. (Repeat).

Dan Rather interviews country-music legend Merle Haggard. (Repeat).

Gregg Allman is interviewed. (Repeat).

Leading music critics tell the story of the Grateful Dead and how their blend of psychedelia, blues, rock and roll, country, folk, and jazz came together to create their own unique sound. (Repeat).

Leading music critics cast fresh light on the Police, the band who became globally popular in the late 1970s and early 1980s and are regarded as one of the first new-wave groups to achieve mainstream success, playing a style of rock influenced by punk, reggae, and jazz. (Repeat).

Juliette looks forward to her baby shower filled with celebrity guests, but Rayna must back out of hosting it to help Sadie. Meanwhile, rising star Ron Pope courts records deals with both Bucky and Luke; and Scarlett's bond with Dr. Rand rattles Gunnar. (Repeat).

Jeff's ex-fiancée, a famous pop star, arrives in town on a tour, forcing Jeff to reflect on his past. Elsewhere, Deacon and Maddie both struggle to deal with his illness; and Juliette and Avery have trouble balancing their careers with new parenthood. (Repeat).

1985 was an iconic year for MTV as it became the hottest obsession of the youth. Madonna and Bruce Springsteen became household names and held concerts to sell out stadiums. (Repeat).

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Highlights include: playing records backwards; the band Aerosmith; Elvis Presley; and the Nixon administration. (Repeat).

A look at how Creedence Clearwater Revival were the preeminent American singles band of the late 1960s and '70s, thanks largely to John Fogerty's rough, inimitable voice and seemingly bottomless supply of great melodies. (Repeat).

Find out which 70s hard rock hits make our list as Eddie Trunk and members of Quiet Riot and Def Leppard count us down! (Repeat).

Lita Ford, Eddie Trunk, and the member of Warrant list down hits that were covers. (Repeat).

A countdown of songs about sex. (Repeat).

The epic songs of 1973 are celebrated. (Repeat).

Explore the lives of iconic musicians. Discover their journeys, influences, and lasting impact on the world of music through fascinating stories and rare footage. (Repeat).

Folk creates legends such as Joan Baez, Woody Guthrie, and Pete Seeger. (Repeat).

The ninety-minute film combines never-before-seen footage of Springsteen and the E Street Band shot between 1976 and 1978—including home rehearsals and studio sessions — with new interviews with Springsteen, E Street Band members, manager Jon Landau, former-manager Mike Appel, and others closely involved in the making of the record. (Repeat).

Juliette looks forward to her baby shower filled with celebrity guests, but Rayna must back out of hosting it to help Sadie. Meanwhile, rising star Ron Pope courts records deals with both Bucky and Luke; and Scarlett's bond with Dr. Rand rattles Gunnar. (Repeat).

Jeff's ex-fiancée, a famous pop star, arrives in town on a tour, forcing Jeff to reflect on his past. Elsewhere, Deacon and Maddie both struggle to deal with his illness; and Juliette and Avery have trouble balancing their careers with new parenthood. (Repeat).

1985 was an iconic year for MTV as it became the hottest obsession of the youth. Madonna and Bruce Springsteen became household names and held concerts to sell out stadiums. (Repeat).

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Highlights include: playing records backwards; the band Aerosmith; Elvis Presley; and the Nixon administration. (Repeat).

Explore the lives of iconic musicians. Discover their journeys, influences, and lasting impact on the world of music through fascinating stories and rare footage. (Repeat).

Kranky Hanky, Bass-o-Matic, Scratch That Itch. (Repeat).

Avocado Facial, Don't Touch My Coffee, Fake I.D. (Repeat).

Segments include "Flying Bagels"; "Robotic Assistance"; and "Ticket Toss Up". (Repeat).

Segments include "Break Some Eggs"; "Lady of the Lake"; and "Winning Ticket". (Repeat).

Segments include "Speak Into the Microphone"; "That's Heavy"; and "Not So Secret Service". (Repeat).

Segments include "Runaway Chairs"; "Hypnotized Cop"; and "Get the Picture". (Repeat).

Segments include "Fast Track Dad"; "Something in the Wind"; and "Reluctant Soldier". (Repeat).

Segments include "The Megaphone"; "Bird Droppings"; and "Fire Engines". (Repeat).

Conversation with Travis Tritt. (Repeat).

Three members of the progressive rock band, Kansas, forty years after the release of their iconic song "Dust in the Wind." (Repeat).

The career of Earth, Wind and Fire is covered. (Repeat).

Soul singer Otis Redding is profiled. (Repeat).

Teddy hosts a gala to support music education, and Juliette returns to the limelight at the event. Meanwhile, Layla performs alongside Jade St. John; and Deacon receives a life-changing call before he's expected to go on stage with Rayna and the girls. (Repeat).

Luke, Jeff and Layla attend Jade's wild party in Malibu. Meanwhile, Rayna heads to Mississippi to assist an ailing Deacon, and insight about their past is revealed; Juliette holds an impromptu rooftop concert; and Kiley gives Gunnar life-changing news. (Repeat).

Lookin back to the year of 1968 and its hit genres, artists and pop culture. (Repeat).

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What's the Satanic truth behind playing records backwards. Was "Sweet Home Alabama" the first diss track. What explains the mysteries that surround Stevie Nicks. (Repeat).

Leading music critics tell the story of Santana, the San Francisco-based Latin rock band that exploded onto the music scene with their breakthrough performance at 1969's Woodstock music festival. (Repeat).

The top one-hit wonders are celebrated. (Repeat).

The top sports jams are counted down. (Repeat).