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Tuesday, Mar 14 2023, 4PM
CELEBRATING THE YEAR 1984!
Released in 1984. According to creator Ian McCulloch, The Killing Moon is "about everything, from birth to death to eternity and God – whatever that is – and the eternal battle between fate and the human will." --- The chords of the song were based on David Bowie's "Space Oddity", played backwards.
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CELEBRATING THE MUSIC OF 1984!
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"Tenderness" is a song by General Public from their debut 1984 album All the Rage.
This song appears in the films Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Weird Science, and Clueless.
Released in 1984, this was the 4th album release from the British band.
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Only a few more minutes for this!
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Guitarist D. Boon wrote "Corona" following a trip to Mexico on Independence Day in 1982 with his fellow Minutemen bandmates. The band fell asleep on the beach and when they awoke, they saw a local woman collecting their empty beer bottles, which she could then return to the distributor for a very small cash reward. Moved by what he saw, Boon wrote this song for the Mexican people living in poverty.
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Another 1984 banger!
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1984 hit from Section 25!
Section 25 was formed by Larry Cassidy and Vincent Cassidy in 1977; they played live shows in many of the same circles as Joy Division and OMD, and were invited to join Factory Recrods. Their debut 7" was produced by Ian Curtis and Rob Gretton, and they went on to headline and support other Factory bands like Joy Division, A Certain Ratio, The Durutti Column, and New Order
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Covering the Byrds, this was released in 1984 as a non-album single.
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It's the last hour of Drive Time and time to GO CRAZY!!!
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She don't need much but she does need KEXP!
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1984 version from the debut album!
Hollis, Queens was the home for Run-D.M.C,one of the most influential acts in hip-hop culture and in music all-up -- pioneering new-school hip-hop. "It's Like That" was the debut single from the group, bringing together a message about the difficulties of life with superb work on turntables and samples for a rough, hard-edged sound
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Wikki Wikki! Where else would you here this??
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