Alternative Songs (formerly modern rock songs and traces of hot modern rock) is a United States chart music appeared in 10 of the Billboard from September year 1988. Lists of over 40 songs play modern rock radio stations that more alternative rock songs. The chart was introduced as a partner, the chart of mainstream rock tracks and its foundation was motivated by the explosion of alternative music in American radio in the 1980s.
The chart is based exclusively on radios and is a component of the Hot 100 Chart. Since 2008, approximately 80 radio stations are controlled electronically, 24 hours a day, seven days a week by Nielsen broadcast data systems. Tracks are classified by a calculation of the total number of laps per week, with his "impression", sometimes need radio and listeners Arbitron database of each season.
Many rock music artists releasing numerous popular songs of individual non-commercial use in United States as an individual commercial cast were not classified for Hot 100 before December 1998 is very well executed in modern rock songs.
During the early music table highlights of modern rock, received anywhere, but in modern rock, non-commercial radios tracks radio stations that were just a few. This included electronic artists and post-punk. Gradually as alternative rock was more "mainstream" (in particular, directly from the 1990s grunge explosion), the modern rock tracks chart and mainstream rock tracks began about the same songs. Today, promotes alternative to promote songs (modern rock) chart on alternative rock, indie rock and punk band during the mainstream rock tracks more hard rock and heavy metal.
The chart was renamed 20 songs alternatives, starting with June 2009, after completely absorbed Billboard radio & "alternative" instead of "Modern Rock", called whose chart as records.
The first tracks of number one modern rock music was "Peek-a-boo" Siouxsie and the Banshees. The current number one, out dated Oct 30, 2010, King of Leon "Radioactive".
Artists on this music styles:
Danzig
Type O Negative
King of Leon
Linkin Park
And etc.
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