1987, "It's the end of the world as we know it..." - REM
1987, "It's the end of the world as we know it..." - REM
If "Hourglass" gets played, I'm going to cry.
Would love to hear (but probably won't):
Pseudo Echo's "Funkytown"
Company B's "Fascinated"
Partland Brothers' "Soul City"
Breakfast Club's "Right On Track"
Hipsway's "The Honeythief"
All of which went Top 40.
Wow, so many good albums on my 1987 list:
Pixies: Come on Pilgrim
Depeche Mode: Music for the Masses
REM: Document (but a better song like "Finest Worksong")
Young Fresh Fellows: Men Who Loved Music
And yes, Joshua Tree, which is certain to make an appearance. How about "One Tree Hill" for a change? Also, frequent Dave Morey flyer "Strange Advance".
I may have to register for FB just to make recommendations. I don't use it otherwise.
am i all alone in here?You must be listening via over-the-air radio, which is slightly ahead of the internet stream. Yes, good to hear Breakout again.
hmmmm. ok, i better get back to this research.
wow - have not heard swing out sister since 1987.
am i all alone in here?You must be listening via over-the-air radio, which is slightly ahead of the internet stream. Yes, good to hear Breakout again.
hmmmm. ok, i better get back to this research.
wow - have not heard swing out sister since 1987.
VHM F' Mac
Wow, so many good albums on my 1987 list:
Pixies: Come on Pilgrim
Depeche Mode: Music for the Masses
REM: Document (but a better song like "Finest Worksong")
Young Fresh Fellows: Men Who Loved Music
And yes, Joshua Tree, which is certain to make an appearance. How about "One Tree Hill" for a change? Also, frequent Dave Morey flyer "Strange Advance".
I may have to register for FB just to make recommendations. I don't use it otherwise.
Wow, so many good albums on my 1987 list:
Pixies: Come on Pilgrim
Depeche Mode: Music for the Masses
REM: Document (but a better song like "Finest Worksong")
Young Fresh Fellows: Men Who Loved Music
And yes, Joshua Tree, which is certain to make an appearance. How about "One Tree Hill" for a change? Also, frequent Dave Morey flyer "Strange Advance".
I may have to register for FB just to make recommendations. I don't use it otherwise.
am I hearing some Depeche Mode? and it doesn't sound like StrangeLove. may be a BOS for me, along with the BREAKOUT.
Who is this? Sounds like Bowie Bauhaus. Hey now, I've never heard this before.Def sounds like Bowie, but also NTM and BOS2,
Wow, so many good albums on my 1987 list:
Pixies: Come on Pilgrim
Depeche Mode: Music for the Masses
REM: Document (but a better song like "Finest Worksong")
Young Fresh Fellows: Men Who Loved Music
And yes, Joshua Tree, which is certain to make an appearance. How about "One Tree Hill" for a change? Also, frequent Dave Morey flyer "Strange Adva
I may have to register for FB just to make recommendations. I don't use it otherwise.
am I hearing some Depeche Mode? and it doesn't sound like StrangeLove. may be a BOS for me, along with the BREAKOUT.
Is it "Never Let Me Down Again"? It goes "I'm taking a ride with my best friend"
Who is this? Sounds like Bowie Bauhaus. Hey now, I've never heard this before.Def sounds like Bowie, but also NTM and BOS2,
Check it out: I used to never care for this John Mellencamp song, but now I like it.
Check it out: I used to never care for this John Mellencamp song, but now I like it.
Hmm, I was just thinking that I don't usually mind JM and the Cougars all that much, but this one annoys the crap out of me. Must be the accordian. That's not what I call rocknroll.
BOS Swing Out Sister.
Has "Big Love" ever made an appearance here? If not, that needs to change.
Who is this? Sounds like Bowie Bauhaus. Hey now, I've never heard this before.Def sounds like Bowie, but also NTM and BOS2,
I 'know" the song, but had to look up the specifics: Sisters Of Mercy - The Corrosion
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ITtorf_g9w
9/13/11- Tuesday! Variety of Sounds from...1987!Not entirely my cup of tea, but absolutely something for everyone, nonetheless (which is what 10@10 should be). That REM song always reminds me of the Loma Prieta earthquake. I wanna say Live 105 played it immediately after it happened. Or maybe I dreamt they did...
1. REM- It's The End of the World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)
2. World Party- Private Revolution
(Movie: Witches of Eastwick- Cher & Nicholson)
3. Gregg Allman- I'm No Angel
(Movie: Moonstruck- Cher- Snap Out Of it!)
4. Swing Out Sister- Breakout
(News: Iran Contra issues)
5. Fleetwood Mac- Little Lies
6. Depeche Mode- Behind The Wheel
(TV promo: Speeding to get home for Miami Vice)
7. Pink Floyd- Learning To Fly
8. Sisters of Mercy- This Corrosion (B.O.S!)
(Movie: Fatal Attraction)
9. Sting- We'll Be Together
10. John Mellencamp- Check It Out
"Sister"ly bustouts: SwingOut and Of Mercy.
That REM song always reminds me of the Loma Prieta earthquake. I wanna say Live 105 played it immediately after it happened. Or maybe I dreamt they did...
And it's worth noting that this was a 1987 set with no Crowded House, no Squeeze and NO ROBBIE NEVIL!!! That's an achievement in anybody's book.
And it's worth noting that this was a 1987 set with no Crowded House, no Squeeze and NO ROBBIE NEVIL!!! That's an achievement in anybody's book.
No Terrence Trent D'Arby "Wishing Well," either ;)