Top 50 Songs of 2012 (Album Review TV)

1 For Baltimore - All Time Low
2 Anna Sun - Walk The Moon
3 Sixteen Saltines - Jack White
4 No Interruption - Hoodie Allen
5 Let Yourself Go - Green Day
6 Lost In The Echo - Linkin Park
7 Madness - Muse
8 Metropolis - Owl City 
9 Dirty Rotten Bastards - Green Day
10 Don't You Worry Child - Swedish House Mafia
11 Radioactive - Imagine Dragons
12 Midnight City - M83
13 Burn It Down - Linkin Park
14 We Come Running - Youngblood Hawke
15 Comeback Kid - Sleigh Bells
16 Nuclear Family - Green Day
17 Thrift Shop - Mackelmore & Ryan Lewis
18 The Irony of Choking on a Lifesaver - All Time Low
19 Greyhound - Swedish House Mafia
20 Thanks To You - All Time Low 
21 King For A Day - Pierce The Veil
22 Someday's Gone - The All American Rejects
23 Clique- Kanye West, Jay Z, Big Sean
24 Stray Heart - Green Day
25 Little Black Submarines - The Black Keys
26 Lies Greed Misery - Linkin Park
27 Blue Jeans - Lana Del Rey
28 Damage I've Done - Anarbor 
29 The Way It Was - The Killers
30 Some Nights - Fun.
31 Bangarang! - Skrillex (ft. Sirah)
32 Runaways - The Killers
33 Kids In The Street - The All American Rejects
34 Roads Untraveled - Linkin Park
35 Thinkin Bout You - Frank Ocean
36 Bonfire - Childish Gambino
37 Lisa Baby - Walk The Moon 
38 Filth Friends Unite - I See Stars
39 Amy - Green Day
40 Change - Churchill
41 Fire Fire - Flyleaf
42 Wasted Days - Cloud Nothings
43 Slim Pickens Does The Right Thing - The Offspring
44 Myth - Beach House 
45 I Come Alive - The Used
46 The Only Place - Best Coast
47 Expectations - Three Days Grace
48 The Loop Closes - How To Destroy Angels
49 Sweet Sour - Band of Skulls
50 The Revolution - For The Foxes

Up All Night Is An Overused Name.

Ok, this is just a short post to point out something I've noticed in music. Everyone seems to want to call their song or album "Up All Night". And most of the time, thesong or album has nothing to do with being up all night! What gives?

First there's Hinder's song "Up All Night". Then country artists Kip Moore's album called "Up All Night", which came out just weeks after boy band One Direction released their debut album "Up All Night". Really? Then there's Drake's song "Up All Night" from his "Thank Me Later" album, and of course the lead single from Blink-182's "Neighborhoods" called, you guessed it, "Up All Night".

If you search up all night on iTunes, it brings up 100's of results for albums and songs. There's at least 20 albums with that name, so I guess what I'm saying in my sort of 'rant' is, STOP NAMING YOUR FUCKING ALBUMS AND SONGS UP ALL NIGHT!!! ITS BEEN DONE WAY TOO MANY TIMES!

There's plenty of words out there,call it something else.

Keep it real - Jon,Album Review TV