18 March 2015: it's... 1988

[dischead]

1. Information Society - What's On Your Mind

Heavy on the frequent fliers so far, with the exception of the TOTHK.

Not a FF in total, but it has seen regular spins in recent years, so its novelty is
wearing off.  AL mentioned the Nimoy nod in the backsell.

(Fatal Attraction clip - Glenn Close)

Also, Fatal Attraction was released in 87, just sayin'.

Yep, which is why that was a clip from Dangerous Liaisons.

10. Salt-N-Pepa - Push It

A bustout, and the first appearance on 10@10 by Salt-N-Pepa.

ETA:  Kind of cutting-edge in its day -- an early female rap group in a very male-dominated
genre.  Now being used to hawk car insurance on television.  I'm wondering when I'll be
hearing Ron DMC and Beastie Boys on elevator muzak.

[RGMike]

couldn't listen but except for the S&P bustout, not exactly earth-shattering, I'd say.

[CapnJack]

Per AL on FB, John Hiatt got BOS.

[CapnJack]

3/18/15 Wednesday!!  Back to the Past...1988!!

(News; Dan Quayle)
 1.  Information Society- What's On Your Mind? (PureEnergy)
(Movie: Big)
 2.  Robert Plant- Tall Cool One
(Movie: Beetlejuice "my life is one big dark room")
 3.  The Bangles- In Your Room
 4.  John Hiatt- Slow Turning (B.O.S!)
(Movie: Rain Man)
 5.  The Primitives- Crash
 6.  Traveling Wilburys- End of the Line
 7.  John Mellencamp- Rave On
 8.  Siouxsie and the Banshees- Peek-a-Boo
(News: Election "Where was George?")
 9.  Robyn Hitchcock & the Egyptians- Balloon Man
(Movie: Dangerous Liasons)
10. Salt-n-Pepa- Push It

[urth]

'77 Monday, '88 Wednesday... '99 Thursday?  '66 Friday!

Well, you nailed the pattern if not the order. Digging the swinging sounds of '66 today, and hoping for a typical AL treatment of '99 tomorrow.

[urth]

(Fatal Attraction clip - Glenn Close)

Also, Fatal Attraction was released in 87, just sayin'.

Yep, which is why that was a clip from Dangerous Liaisons.

Well, that would explain it. I stand corrected.