
Exploring Iconic Music from the 1980s to the 2000s: A Decades-Spanning DJ Showcase
Tonight, the team shares their favorite songs from the 1980s through the 2000s. The dialogue unfolds as a part two of a series exploring favorite tracks by decade, starting from the 1980s and moving forward. Each participant contributes five songs they genuinely enjoy, resulting in a curated and diverse playlist reflective of personal taste rather than commercial hits alone. Participants highlight iconic tracks and artists representing various genres, including pop, rock, new wave, electronic, hip-hop, and dance music. The conversation captures not only individual favorites but also nostalgic reflections, connecting personal memories to classic tunes. They briefly...
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We're going through the decades, our favorite songs We did the 50s, 60s, and 70s in Part 1 And Part 2, we're going to go 80s forward Who would like to kick us off for your favorite songs from the 1980s?
I'll be the volunteer Ready? Alright Eric, let's go Here we go, every breath you take, the police
No, okay, one, nice Endless Love, Lionel Richie, Diana Ross Wow, nice Physical, Olivia Newton
Wow How about, I'm doing a lot of duets here Michael Jackson
and Paul McCartney Say Say Say Nice, if you would have said The Girl Was Mine I'd have slapped you Well I think
So I got one more right Let me think, one more I'm gonna go Durkham Issa nice which one after the fire or falco yes after the fire all right there's your five that's my
five go ahead i i am using my esp and i've already know one that's on brian's list at least one it's not you're not putting it on the list no i know yeah it is the one okay so i'm gonna just be psychic i'd write it down if i could write but it's a great song go ahead what song that is well i was gonna say that for first but um slayed run run away oh that's cool
it's a great song i just listened to it today for the first time in a long time wow what a great song sweet dreams from the arrhythmics beautiful um so i'm just getting a lot of airplay lately beat it from michael jackson okay yeah the movie yep yep um
tainted love nice from soft sell beautiful nice song and uh was that four or three it's four um so many i love so many there are there are yeah um human league don't you want me oh my god i Who's next? I'll go.
Go. Give us your pattern. Well, you're going to break your pattern on this one, aren't you?
Oh, no, now he's getting into his realm. Yeah. Now there's actually artists that are going to make sense compared to like...
You know what I'm saying? It's going to be like, yeah, Kevin Saunderson's creeping right now. He's like, I'm almost there. You're cutting the street track.
Yeah, but there's some white folks in this list. Derek May is knocking on the door right now going, don't forget about me, Damon.
Like Georgia. All right, so we got numbers by Kraftwerk. Nice. African-Moboda, Planet Rock.
Yes. Just lost him recently. Yeah, just lost him. All right, Jay. Cybertron.
Clear. Right? I told you they were knocking. I can feel him knocking on his back door
going, don't forget us Egyptian lover Oh, beautiful He's in his realm now
He doesn't have to think hard about what Stevie track should I say? What did I play last night? John Rocco
Once Upon a Dub Five That's five Jack and Trax
You want me to continue? No he's in his sweet spot Tom you got five
yes books out yeah uh
Joan Jett and the Blackhearts uh yes um
the Survivor, Eye of the Tiger okay Man Eater John Cougar, Millicamp, Jack and Diane
All in Oats I can't go for that That's five You're done
That's five The other 95 will have to wait Jay are you feeling brave? I'm feeling a little brave tonight
I bet you are I'm going to crash the party With a song that I remember hearing And then seeing
And thinking this is amazing So we're going to go with the purple one, Prince, with When Doves Cry.
Nice. We are going to go with Metallica, Fade to Black. Beautiful.
Oh, he's all over the map. We are going to go, oh, you're going to love this one. Yeah.
We are going to go with Wouldn't It Be Good by Nick Kershaw. Okay. We are going to go with,
I'm trying to think of my favorite track by Thompson Twins. I'm going to go Thompson Twins Kamikaze off Sidekicks and Quick
Steps. Is that four or three? Four. I've got to leave on a banger.
Let's see. I need one more. So many great...
All Day Long, The Smiths. How soon is now? There you go. There's your five. Matt, you got five? Sure.
uh footloose nice uh girls beastie boys oh okay um girl you know it's true nice billy vanilli uh-huh su-su studio bill collins yep and it's called studio by the way yeah su-su-sudio uh wishing well That's a good track
I guess it's my turn now If I went after him I would have opened with Jermaine You don't need to take your clothes off
because I always think of him and Terrence For some reason they end up in the same conversation Or Dynamite I like Dynamite
Now there's a bunch Oh boy Okay so let's go Prince 1999 Or not 1999
LeRoy Corvette That's one of his best songs ever I'm going to go Madonna's like a virgin I was like wondering when you were going to bring her into the convo
That's That's really good Madonna right there Oh yeah Yeah really really good
Is there something I should know Duran Duran Great track Inner City Good Life Oh okay
Going to Chicago Oh yeah no That's Detroit Kevin Sanderson
That's a great song yeah and um gee what do we pick for the last one did somebody good songs actually i got a weird one that i'm gonna pick that somebody nobody picked anything from this band so i'm gonna go ahead and do it because i love this track hugh louis in the news heart and soul great
yeah great track hugh was all over the 80s we knocked out the 80s pretty quick john love you for that last one we actually could have done two rounds with the 80s we could We could have done two in the 70s. Oh, 70s?
We could have done three. Kept going. But that's why I see where Brian's taking us, so I think we should keep moving
forward, because we're eventually going to be on top of a hill where we can't see the horizon. We're going to be like, ah. So, 90s, who would
like to kick us off? I'll go. Now he's in his zone. I'm ready.
going Detroit hard no I'm actually going to hit Chicago real quick well first of all yeah let's do Chicago
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