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✨ Last Century Music Videos – A Time Capsule of Pop Culture ✨

Last Century Music Videos is your gateway to the golden age of pop — a curated vault of rare, iconic, and emotionally resonant music videos from the 1930s to the 1990s.

🎶 Music is time travel. Relive the magic of unforgettable performances that shaped generations — before MTV, before YouTube, before streaming.

📺 From smoky jazz clubs to electrifying stadium gigs, discover legendary studio sessions, live concerts, and vintage music videos that you won’t find anywhere else.

🎸 Spotlight on the 60s, 70s, 80s & 90s

Experience the soulful and melodic sounds of Sam Cooke, The Beatles, The Beach Boys, Fifth Dimension, and America — artists who laid the foundation for modern pop and soul with timeless harmonies and heartfelt lyrics.

Step into the rich textures of classic rock and disco with Hall & Oates, Jefferson Starship, Terry Jacks, Atlantic Starr, and The Eagles — each bringing their own flavor to the evolving soundscape of popular music.

Feel the energy of the synth-pop and glam rock era with icons like Billy Idol, Kate Bush, David Lee Roth, Boy Meets Girl, Twisted Sister, ZZ Top, and Vanessa Williams — artists who defined a generation with bold visuals and unforgettable hooks.

Discover the emotional depth and vocal power of Bad English and Megadeth — from powerful ballads to hard-hitting rock, these artists closed the century with style and innovation.

🎥 Note: Artists like ABBA and Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) are featured on our sister channel Last Century Stars — home to full video collections of the most legendary performers in pop history -> https://rumble.com/c/LastCenturyStars

💎 Why Follow?

Rare footage you won’t find on mainstream platforms

A growing archive of over 4000 timeless performances

Every day rare music videos from the vault

A community of music lovers rediscovering the roots of pop culture

🔗 Follow us and rediscover the soundtrack of the last century ->

rumble.com/c/LastCenturyPop

💬 Who’s your favorite artist from the sixties, seventies, eighties or nineties? Drop a comment and let’s celebrate music history together.