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Post by pzimm7700 on Jul 14, 2008 19:25:45 GMT -5
That show was absolutely awful. The concept was a nice change from the "all request" garbage but essentially that's all it still was....garbage. Songs played for no rhyme or reason in the spots they were in. As Scott already mentioned, no numbers on nearly everything in the first half so then you are left with no real choice but to go by the Rick Dees website....part 1 ended at 52. Part 2 STARTS at 44 and no mention of anything in between!!! Not to mention if you listen, you can hear where parts of other shows were pieced in with this one as the sound quality on Dees's voice changes...sometimes dramatically. This thing was an absolute embarrassment from start to the attrocity at #1 finish!
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Post by Hervard on Jul 17, 2008 23:17:47 GMT -5
So what, we're just supposed to guess songs #51 through #45? That's not cool! Unless it's a "Hidden Weekly Top 40 Challenge". I heard that some of the songs that were #1 during the decade were absent from the chart. They're probably in that "phantom zone".
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Post by Scott Lakefield on Jul 18, 2008 5:59:46 GMT -5
I heard not one number on the first half of the show, and if my memory serves correctly (have to check at home), the cue sheets said that part one started with #88, not #100. It was the WEBSITE that said #100-52. I don't believe that a single numbered position is ever given on part one.
I've finally gotten to part two of this special yesterday afternoon and this morning. It's really weird...in part two, particularly from the mid-20s on, Dees suddenly shows up, and actually gives you a numbered position on virtually every song.
But, as said earlier, a LOT of this show is clearly cobbled together from old Dees shows. Had to love the piece going into #15, "Where is The Love" by Black Eyed Peas. Dees refers to "this week's number one song." Oops.
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Post by freakyflybry on Jul 18, 2008 11:05:41 GMT -5
I heard not one number on the first half of the show, and if my memory serves correctly (have to check at home), the cue sheets said that part one started with #88, not #100. It was the WEBSITE that said #100-52. I don't believe that a single numbered position is ever given on part one. It was like that on last year's special too, which also started at #88. He didn't mention numbers until getting to the top 40, and I do recall a lot of the segments were recycled (I know I heard the No Doubt "Underneath It All" segment back when that song was at #1.) |
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Post by freakyflybry on Jul 18, 2008 11:09:24 GMT -5
Here's the full chart, complete with optional extras (which were #1 hits that didn't quite make the list):
88- PINK - WHO KNEW
87- CHRISTINA AGUILERA - WHAT A GIRL WANTS
86- FORT MINOR - WHERE'D YOU GO
85- ALICIA KEYS - KARMA
84- DHT - LISTEN TO YOUR HEART
83- 3 DOORS DOWN - WHEN I'M GONE
82- R. KELLY - IGNITION
81- KELLY CLARKSON - BREAKAWAY
80- USHER - BURN
79- KANYE WEST - STRONGER
78- 50 CENT - CANDY SHOP
**MACY GRAY - I TRY
77- NO DOUBT - HEY BABY
76- TIMBALAND - THE WAY I ARE
75- JOJO - TOO LITTLE TOO LATE
74- CHRIS BROWN - WITH YOU
73- KELLY CLARKSON - SINCE U BEEN GONE
72- NICKELBACK - PHOTOGRAPH
71- BEYONCE & JAY-Z - CRAZY IN LOVE
70- RIHANNNA - S.O.S.
69- NELLY - HOT IN HERRE
68- JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE - SUMER LOVE
67- FERGIE - GLAMOROUS - INTERVIEW
**MARIO - LET ME LOVE YOU
66- LENY KRAVITZ - AGAIN
65- girl thingyCAT DOLLS - DON'T CHA
64- FRANKIE J - OBSESSION
63- NATASHA BEDINGFIELD - UNWRITTEN - INTERVIEW
62- AVRIL LAVIGNE - GIRLFRIEND
61- NELLY - SHAKE YA TAILFEATHER
60- NELLY FURTADO - SAY IT RIGHT
59- JENIFER LOPEZ - I'M REAL
58- HINDER - LIPS OF AN ANGEL
57- KELLY CLARKSON - BEHIND THESE HAZEL EYES
56- SARA BAREILLES - LOVE SONG
**GAVIN DEGRAW - I DON'T WANT TO BE
55- NO DOUBT - UNDERNEATH IT ALL
54- DAUGHTRY - IT'S NOT OVER
53- girl thingyCAT DOLLS - STICKWITU
52- DESTINYS CHILD - JUMPIN' JUMPIN'
51- MAROON 5 - THIS LOVE
50- JANET JACKSON - ALL FOR YOU
49- FLO RIDA - LOW
48- AVRIL LAVIGNE - I'M WITH YOU
47- NE-YO - SO SICK
46- MARY J BLIGE - BE WITHOUT YOU - INTERVIEW
**ASHLEE SIMPSON - PIECES OF ME
45- BRITNEY SPEARS - OOPS I DID IT AGAIN
44- ALICIA KEYS - NO ONE
43- GREEN DAY - BOULEVARD OF BROKEN DREAMS
42- BEYONCE - CHECK ON IT
41- MARIAH CAREY - SHAKE IT OFF - Interview
40- OUTKAST - THE WAY YOU MOVE
39- 50 CENT - IN DA CLUB
38- CHRISTINA AGUILERA - BEAUTIFUL
37- JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE - MY LOVE
36- LEONA LEWIS - BLEEDING LOVE
35- CHRIS BROWN - RUN IT
**N'SYNC - IT'S GONA BE ME
34- BEYONCE & SEAN PAUL - BABY BOY
33- BRITNEY SPEARS - TOXIC
32- USHER - YEAH
31- MARY J BLIGE - FAMILY AFFAIR
30- girl thingyCAT DOLLS - BUTTONS - Interview
29- MAROON 5 - SHE WILL BE LOVED
28- ALICIA KEYS - FALLIN'
27- JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE - WHAT GOES AROUND
26- MARIAH CAREY - WE BELONG TOGETHER
25- KELLY CLARKSON - MISS INDEPENDANT
24- HOOBASTANK - THE REASON
23- VANESSA CARLTON - A THOUSAND MILES
**3 DOORS DOWN - KRYPTONITE
22- GYM CLASS HEROES - CUPIDS CHOKEHOLD
21- BLU CANTRELL - HIT'EM UP STYLE
20- KELLY CLARKSON - BECAUSE OF YOU
19- SHAKIRA - HIPS DON'T LIE
18- JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE - ROCK YOUR BODY
17- DESTINYS CHILD - INDEPENDANT WOMEN
16- LINKIN PARK - IN THE END
15- BLACK EYED PEAS - WHERE IS THE LOVE
14- JOJO - LEAVE
13- NELLY & KELLY ROWLAND - DILEMMA - Interview
12- TIMBALAND - APOLOGIZE
**SAVAGE GARDEN - I KNEW I LOVED YOU
11- GWEN STEFANI - HOLLABACK GIRL
10- EMINEM - LOSE YOURSELF
9- NELLY FURTADO - PROMISCUOUS
8- FERGIE - BIG GIRLS DON'T CRY
7- BEYONCE - IRREPLACEABLE
6- NICKELBACK - HOW YOU REMIND ME
5- AVRIL LAVIGNE - COMPLICATED
4- JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE - SEXYBACK
3- CHRISTINA, MYA, PINK & LIL KIM - LADY MARMALADE
2- NELLY & TIM MCGRAW - OVER AND OVER
**SANTANA - SMOOTH
#1- OUTKAST - HEY YA!
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Post by laura on Jul 18, 2008 11:59:58 GMT -5
Looks like a dumb countdown. Even though I like some of the songs, they left out one of the songs I really liked, "Bye Bye Bye!"
Wasn't that number one for a very long time in 2000?
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Post by freakyflybry on Jul 18, 2008 23:19:50 GMT -5
Looks like a dumb countdown. Even though I like some of the songs, they left out one of the songs I really liked, "Bye Bye Bye!" Wasn't that number one for a very long time in 2000? Yes, it was #1 for 8 weeks on Dees (10 weeks on R&R, but Rick kicked them out early to make Santana's "Maria Maria" a #1). I'm baffled as to why it isn't on there. |
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Post by shadster on Jul 19, 2008 8:12:36 GMT -5
Somethin tells me 'their' collection of AVAILABLE FOR BROADCAST shows is severely lacking. Yet another 1989 show rolls today.
For those who want to follow along, here is the chart.
7/15/89
40: WIND BENEATH MY WINGS – BETTE MIDLER
39: DOWN BOYS – WARRANT
38: MY BRAVE FACE - PAUL McCARTNEY
37: DON’T WANT TO LOSE YOU – GLORIA ESTEFAN
36: FRIENDS – JODY WATLEY
35: I’M THAT TYPE OF GUY - L.L. COOL J
34: HOOKED ON YOU – SWEET SENSATION
33: HEADED FOR A HEARTBREAK - WINGER
32: I WON’T BACK DOWN – TOM PETTY
31: SACRED EMOTION – DONNY OSMOND
30: THE END OF INNOCENCE – DON HENLEY
29: ROOMS ON FIRE – STEVIE NICKS
28: I’LL BE LOVING YOU – NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK
27: THIS TIME I KNOW IT’S FOR REAL – DONNA SUMMER
26: NO MORE RHYMES – DEBBIE GIBSON
25: RIGHT HERE WAITING – RICHARD MARX
24: SECRET RENDEZVOUS – KARYN WHITE
23: BUFFALO STANCE – NENEH CHERRY
22: SEND ME AN ANGEL (’89) – REAL LIFE
21: HEY BABY – HENRY LEE SUMMER
20: COLD HEARTED - PAULA ABDUL
19: ONCE BITTEN, TWICE SHY - GREAT WHITE
18: DRESSED FOR SUCCESS – ROXETTE
17: I DROVE ALL NIGHT – CINDI LAUPER
16: WHO DO YOU GIVE YOUR LOVE TO? – MICHAEL MORALES
15: THE DOCTOR – THE DOOBIE BROTHERS
14: SATISFIED – RICHARD MARX
13: CRAZY ABOUT HER – ROD STEWART
12: I LIKE IT – DINO
11: MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY – NATALIE COLE
10: LAY YOUR HANDS ON ME - BON JOVI
9: ON OUR OWN – BOBBY BROWN
8: WHAT YOU DON’T KNOW – EXPOSE
7: BATDANCE – PRINCE
6: BABY DON’T FORGET MY NUMBER – MILLI VANILLI
5: SO ALIVE - LOVE & ROCKETS
4: GOOD THING – FINE YOUNG CANNIBALS
3: EXPRESS YOURSELF – MADONNA
2: TOY SOLDIERS - MARTIKA
1: IF YOU DON’T KNOW ME BY NOW – SIMPLY RED
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Post by pzimm7700 on Jul 19, 2008 11:14:11 GMT -5
Like I have been saying, it would not surprise me if they can't find them.
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Post by laura on Jul 19, 2008 12:28:27 GMT -5
Why so many shows from 1989? It seems they have been doing them one after the other!
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Post by pzimm7700 on Jul 19, 2008 14:03:22 GMT -5
In all fairness, they were probably supposed to play something else last week and the XM people screwed up and played the same show from two weeks ago. There should have been a break between 89 airings.
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Post by shadster on Jul 19, 2008 20:08:18 GMT -5
Well I wouldn't think they will do another '89 show NEXT week, unless they choose the 7/22 show. Because the 7/29/89 show had "Cher" counting down the hits, instead of Rick. Allthough I guess its possible that they would run a guest hosted show.
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Post by pzimm7700 on Jul 19, 2008 20:29:12 GMT -5
I think Dees still made "appearances" on many of his guest hosted shows, so it's possible they will air them.
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Post by freakyflybry on Jul 19, 2008 22:06:23 GMT -5
Well I wouldn't think they will do another '89 show NEXT week, unless they choose the 7/22 show. Because the 7/29/89 show had "Cher" counting down the hits, instead of Rick. Allthough I guess its possible that they would run a guest hosted show. They already did - the week with Michael Damian.  And usually Rick does appear when he has a guest host, especially when it's a celebrity guest host. He didn't usually appear when another DJ guest-hosted (aside from Ellen K). |
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Post by freakyflybry on Jul 26, 2008 10:27:35 GMT -5
XM 80's is doing 7/22/1988 today.
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