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It's All Songs Considered, and we're celebrating our 25th anniversary. Stephen Thompson, back now. Hey,

Stephen. It's good to be here, Robin. So we're up to 2010, and we're looking at the number one songs from across the past 25 years of all songs considered.

And maybe it's worth reminding people that these are not the number one billboard songs or the

Hot 100 or whatever. These are songs that, you know, matter to us, matter to the show that take us back to

that time when we were working on all songs considered. What do you think of when you think of 2010?

I mean, 2010 is such a fascinating year just for me in my life.

It was a year of massive, massive tidal shifts in my life.

And when I think of the music that stood out, it only makes sense that what has bubbled to the top is songs that reflect a state

of pure euphoria.

Kishi Bashi.

Oh, no, no.

Yonzi.

Yonzi.

Yonzi.

I was thinking, 150, is it 115?

You were thinking of like bright whites by Kishi Bashi.

That's not until 2012.

Yeah. Go sing too loud Make your voice break

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