‘I Love Rock ‘N Roll’ – Joan Jett And The Blackhearts
However, despite her tireless efforts and dedication, Jett was unable to establish herself as a successful solo artist despite the fact that her demo tape for the song “I Love Rock’N Roll” was rejected by 23 different record companies. In order to get the radio rights to her song, she had to pay a fee of $2,500 to the record company, which she couldn’t afford. And she was more than glad to comply with her request. According to the most recent estimates, the song has a market worth of about $20 million as of this writing.
I Love Rock N Roll
‘Clocks’ – Coldplay
Clocks was originally scheduled to be released, but Coldplay chose to defer it since they were in a hurry to complete their second album. It has a churning piano theme that was initially inspired by Muse, but was subsequently changed. The good news is that a coworker came to the rescue. In his words, “When you say that the music is urgent, you indicate that it can’t be slowed down, and when you say that it’s held back, you imply that it must be brought to life.” According to the author, this is “completely unintelligible.”
Clocks
