In Episode 379 of History in Five Songs with Martin Popoff, Martin explores albums with unexpectedly high sales certifications. He highlights unusual successes across live albums, greatest hits compilations, soundtracks, EPs, and unconventional studio records, spotlighting artists including Cheap Trick, Kiss, and the Clash.
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 <li>Cheap Trick – “Lookout” </li>
 <li>Kiss – “Let’s Put the X in Sex” </li>
 <li>Curtis Stigers – “What’s So Funny ‘Bout Peace, Love and Understanding” </li>
 <li>Ugly Kid Joe – “Too Bad”</li>
 <li>The Clash – “Ghetto Defendant”</li>
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In Episode 379 of History in Five Songs with Martin Popoff, Martin explores albums with unexpectedly high sales certifications.  He highlights unusual successes across live albums, greatest hits compilations, soundtracks, EPs, and unconventional studio records, spotlighting artists including Cheap Trick, Kiss, and the Clash.


  Cheap Trick – “Lookout” 

  Kiss – “Let’s Put the X in Sex” 

  Curtis Stigers – “What’s So Funny ‘Bout Peace, Love and Understanding” 

  Ugly Kid Joe – “Too Bad”

  The Clash – “Ghetto Defendant”





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In Episode 379 of History in Five Songs with Martin Popoff, Martin explores albums with unexpectedly high sales certifications.  He highlights unusual successes across live albums, greatest hits compilations, soundtracks, EPs, and unconventional studio records, spotlighting artists including Cheap Trick, Kiss, and the Clash.

History in Five Songs Episode 379: Improbable Certifications

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