What’s the greatest backing vocal performance ever? Dire Straits’ “Money For Nothing” is almost too hammy to work; it’s got that awesome flickering lightbulb riff, but a caveman rhythm and some very questionable lyrical choices. It’s Sting who completely saves the track, his peerlessly earnest voice giving Mark Knopfler’s rants a soulful counterweight. Other epochal moments on par with “I want my MTV”: the logorrheic rush of “End Of The World”’s verses, the doubletime ending of “Paradise City,” and everything about John Tesh’s sporting opus “Roundball Rock.”