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Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: CapnJack on March 12, 2018, 07:05:59 AM

Title: Austin "Bob" week of 3/12/18
Post by: CapnJack on March 12, 2018, 07:05:59 AM
Mon 3/12/18: 1988

Rod Stewart, New Order, Bangles, The Beach Boys, U2, White Lion, Robert Palmer, John Cougar Mellencamp, Rick Astley

#9 Rod Stewart                      -Forever Young                 
#8 New Order                        -Blue Monday                   
#7 Bangles                            -Hazy Shade of Winter         
#6 Beach Boys                       -Kokomo                       
#5 U2                                    -Desire                       
#4 White Lion                         -When The Children Cry         
#3 Robert Palmer                    -Simply Irresistible           
#2 John Cougar Mellencamp     -Cherry Bomb                   
#1 Rick Astley                         -Never Gonna Give You Up 

Bob Explains His 1988: The BOBFM With The Most!

In 1988 compact discs, or CD's outsold LP's, or Vinyl's. Bob explains that he was never worried.
Technology has come even further with the years, and Bob still is not impressed. Especially since
in 2017 vinyl sales were at an all time high. Go ahead, download and stream all you like, Bob
knows what's up.
Title: Re: Austin "Bob" week of 3/12/18
Post by: CapnJack on March 13, 2018, 07:04:32 AM
Tue 3/13/18: 1982

Lindsey Buckingham, Tommy Tutone, Men At Work, Quarterflash, Van Halen, Joe Jackson, Chicago, Rick Springfield, The J. Geils Band

#9 Lindsey Buckingham    -Trouble                       
#8 Tommy Tutone            -867-5309/Jenny               
#7 Men At Work               -Be Good Johnny               
#6 Quarterflash                -Harden My Heart               
#5 Van Halen                   -Oh Pretty Woman               
#4 Joe Jackson                 -Steppin' Out                 
#3 Chicago                       -Hard to Say I'm Sorry         
#2 Rick Springfield            -Don't Talk To Strangers       
#1 The J. Geils Band          -Centerfold       

Bob Explains His 1982: Like, BOBFM!

Prior to Jane Fonda's Workout VHS, there was no video industry. Bob explains that after she came
out with her first tape in 1982, it was he who bought all the videos and subsequently launched the
video industry. He does his best to stay humble about it, but, he does own every Jane Fonda Workout
there is on the market.
Title: Re: Austin "Bob" week of 3/12/18
Post by: CapnJack on March 14, 2018, 07:04:21 AM
Wed 3/14/18: 1997

Mariah Carey, Green Day, Hanson, Fiona Apple, Shawn Colvin, Usher, Tonic, Paula Cole, The Cardigans

#9 Mariah Carey     -Honey                         
#8 Green Day         -Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life)
#7 Hanson             -MMM Bop                       
#6 Fiona Apple       -Criminal                     
#5 Shawn Colvin    -Sunny Came Home               
#4 Usher                -You Make Me Wanna             
#3 Tonic                 -If You Could Only See         
#2 Paula Cole          -Where Have All The Cowboys Gone
#1 The Cardigans    -Lovefool                 

Bob Explains His 1997: There Are Some Things That Money Can't Buy, For Everything Else There's BOBFM.

There's only thing that was important in 1997, and that was Jack and Rose's love on the Titanic. Bob explains
that Jack would have been spared if Rose had just, oh, shared the life raft! But in the end, the unselfish act
really proved a lot about love; it's cold, bitter, and you'll most likely freeze to death because of it?
Title: Re: Austin "Bob" week of 3/12/18
Post by: CapnJack on March 15, 2018, 07:04:07 AM
Thur 3/15/18: 1985

ABC, Howard Jones, John Parr, Prince & The Revolution, Talking Heads, Starship, John Cougar Mellencamp, DeBarge, REO Speedwagon

#9 ABC                                   -Be Near Me                   
#8 Howard Jones                     -Things Can Only Get Better   
#7 John Parr                           -Naughty Naughty               
#6 Prince & The Revolution      -Raspberry Beret               
#5 Talking Heads                    -And She Was                   
#4 Starship                            -Sara                         
#3 John Cougar Mellencamp    -Small Town                   
#2 DeBarge                            -Rhythm Of The Night           
#1 REO Speedwagon               -Can't Fight This Feeling     

Bob Explains His 1985: BOBFM, You Look Mah Va Lous!

Bob wonders if he's the only one who takes pageantry seriously? It is no joke crowning Miss USA,
and, in 1985, Bob is proud to say that Laura Martinez-Herring from Texas won the crown. He keeps
mentioning there are many things to be proud of as a Texan, and, he adds that the Miss USA crown
is definitely one of them. Like Fernando Lamas always said, "better to look good than to feel good!"
Title: Re: Austin "Bob" week of 3/12/18
Post by: CapnJack on March 16, 2018, 07:04:05 AM
Fri 3/16/18: 1976

Donna Summer, Fleetwood Mac, Roxy Music, Orleans, Gary Wright, Bee Gees, Queen, Paul Simon, The Four Seasons

#9 Donna Summer       -Love To Love You Baby         
#8 Fleetwood Mac        -Rhiannon (Will You Ever Win) 
#7 Roxy Music             -Love Is The Drug             
#6 Orleans                  -Still The One                 
#5 Gary Wright            -Dream Weaver                 
#4 Bee Gees                -You Should Be Dancin'         
#3 Queen                    -You're My Best Friend         
#2 Paul Simon             -50 Ways To Leave Your Lover   
#1 The Four Seasons    -December 1963 (Oh, What A Night)

Bob Explains His 1976: Meow, Meow, Meow, Meow!

There's this small pop group, maybe you all have heard of them; ABBA? For Sweden,
until IKEA, ABBA was the entire countrie's biggest "corporation." Bob explains that for
the longest time he thought their name was pronounced "aye-bae" and that they were
actually the bee gees... We just let Bob think his thoughts and move on.