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Post by OnWithTheCountdown on Oct 2, 2023 18:02:58 GMT -5
So I guess Premiere doesn't care about the special events like the annular solar eclipse on October 14th when picking the 80s show, however at least my backup prediction of 10/16/1982 as an A show was correct. Having said I do think the Top 100 of 1982 seems likely at the end of 2023/start of 2024 as an A show. Premiere doesn't take things like that into consideration when making the schedule. The only shows that seem to have a pattern with milestone years are the debut show of 7/11/1970, and Casey's final ABC show of 8/6/1988. |
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Post by seminolefan on Oct 5, 2023 18:21:36 GMT -5
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Post by kani on Oct 8, 2023 7:14:03 GMT -5
some Oct 11, 1986 notes:
11 foreign acts, including 8 british acts
eddie money dug and alcohol story
1961 hit Stand by Me snippet, it's in hot 100 (longest time), debut last wk 95, and this wk 71.. thanks to stand by me soundtrack; it would later enter top 40 sometime by Nov 1986
soft jingles: All Cried Out, friends and lovers, paranoimia
bumpers from 1984 played for opt xtras since that aired back in 2010
tina turner story, david bowie
peter gabriel story
#1 rock later on: the pretenders - dont get me wrong
listen ques billy preston nothing from nothing snippet, then came you #1 1974 snippet, biggest drop out of #1, two songs tied: 14 notch drop:
first LDD, is saddened, she was on drugs at young teen, she was 16 when she wrote it
songs #1 pop sibling, like Janet Jackson and Michael Jackson, first time
beatles story.
i think The Juice song ended abrupt a little
recent #1 disco, (dance/disco) point of no return by nu shooz
weird to see medibase song listing for miami sound machine, as spanish song, but it's actually singing english version: words get in the way
gas-gas-gas, jumpin jack flash
lead singer Berlin had health problems in late teens, but then shes doin fine
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Post by mkarns on Oct 8, 2023 12:46:30 GMT -5
some Oct 11, 1986 notes: 11 foreign acts, including 8 british acts eddie money dug and alcohol story 1961 hit Stand by Me snippet, it's in hot 100 (longest time), debut last wk 95, and this wk 71.. thanks to stand by me soundtrack; it would later enter top 40 sometime by Nov 1986 soft jingles: All Cried Out, friends and lovers, paranoimia bumpers from 1984 played for opt xtras since that aired back in 2010 tina turner story, david bowie peter gabriel story #1 rock later on: the pretenders - dont get me wrong listen ques billy preston nothing from nothing snippet, then came you #1 1974 snippet, biggest drop out of #1, two songs tied: 14 notch drop: first LDD, is saddened, she was on drugs at young teen, she was 16 when she wrote it songs #1 pop sibling, like Janet Jackson and Michael Jackson, first time beatles story. i think The Juice song ended abrupt a little recent #1 disco, (dance/disco) point of no return by nu shooz weird to see medibase song listing for miami sound machine, as spanish song, but it's actually singing english version: words get in the way gas-gas-gas, jumpin jack flash lead singer Berlin had health problems in late teens, but then shes doin fine "The Rain" by Oran "Juice" Jones (in its first week on) was faded out early, before he got to the spoken part. The story about Berlin's Terri Nunn was about her studying for a nutrition degree while recording and touring, which stemmed from changes in her diet after poor health as a teen. Being vegetarian/vegan, Casey may have appreciated her typical diet by then (except for "the occasional bite of sushi"), but not so much her bandmates who lived off Denny's. And while it wasn't a "death dedication", the first LDD, for "Hard To Say I'm Sorry", was a very serious and regretful one which I don't think was placed well in the countdown (after "You Give Love a Bad Name".) |
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Post by OnWithTheCountdown on Oct 9, 2023 5:55:30 GMT -5
I think possibly it may have been challenging to find an ideal spot in the countdown for certain dedications, if they wanted them spaced at least somewhat evenly apart, or during certain sections of the program. Of course the lesson from the previous year wasn't obviously learned. đ
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Post by dth1971 on Oct 9, 2023 7:17:18 GMT -5
Any word on the B show to go with this weekend's 1982 AT40: The 80's A show of 10/16/1982 yet? My guess: 10/12/1985, unless it's 10/15/1983 for the B show.
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Post by dth1971 on Oct 9, 2023 8:44:07 GMT -5
some Oct 11, 1986 notes: 11 foreign acts, including 8 british acts eddie money dug and alcohol story 1961 hit Stand by Me snippet, it's in hot 100 (longest time), debut last wk 95, and this wk 71.. thanks to stand by me soundtrack; it would later enter top 40 sometime by Nov 1986 soft jingles: All Cried Out, friends and lovers, paranoimia bumpers from 1984 played for opt xtras since that aired back in 2010 tina turner story, david bowie peter gabriel story #1 rock later on: the pretenders - dont get me wrong listen ques billy preston nothing from nothing snippet, then came you #1 1974 snippet, biggest drop out of #1, two songs tied: 14 notch drop: first LDD, is saddened, she was on drugs at young teen, she was 16 when she wrote it songs #1 pop sibling, like Janet Jackson and Michael Jackson, first time beatles story. i think The Juice song ended abrupt a little recent #1 disco, (dance/disco) point of no return by nu shooz weird to see medibase song listing for miami sound machine, as spanish song, but it's actually singing english version: words get in the way gas-gas-gas, jumpin jack flash lead singer Berlin had health problems in late teens, but then shes doin fine "The Rain" by Oran "Juice" Jones (in its first week on) was faded out early, before he got to the spoken part. The story about Berlin's Terri Nunn was about her studying for a nutrition degree while recording and touring, which stemmed from changes in her diet after poor health as a teen. Being vegetarian/vegan, Casey may have appreciated her typical diet by then (except for "the occasional bite of sushi"), but not so much her bandmates who lived off Denny's. And while it wasn't a "death dedication", the first LDD, for "Hard To Say I'm Sorry", was a very serious and regretful one which I don't think was placed well in the countdown (after "You Give Love a Bad Name".) I think for the first 2 weeks the song was on the AT40 chart AT40 never played the spoken word part of "The Rain" by Oran "Juice" Jones. |
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Post by burcjm on Oct 9, 2023 9:48:12 GMT -5
I predict 10/24/81 for the weekend of October 21.
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Post by JMW on Oct 9, 2023 10:06:28 GMT -5
I predict 10/24/81 for the weekend of October 21. Since today is a holiday, KOLA likely won't post it until tomorrow. |
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Post by JMW on Oct 9, 2023 10:19:55 GMT -5
I predict 10/24/81 for the weekend of October 21. Since today is a holiday, KOLA likely won't post it until tomorrow.They have it up: it's going to be 10/19/1985. I guessed it as this week's "B" show, so Premiere might be throwing a curveball by having it be 10/15/1983 instead. |
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Post by dth1971 on Oct 9, 2023 11:06:43 GMT -5
Since today is a holiday, KOLA likely won't post it until tomorrow.They have it up: it's going to be 10/19/1985. I guessed it as this week's "B" show, so Premiere might be throwing a curveball by having it be 10/15/1983 instead. So 10/15/1983 is this weekend's AT40: The 80's B show to 10/16/1982 A show? |
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Post by at40petebattistini on Oct 9, 2023 11:59:31 GMT -5
Since today is a holiday, KOLA likely won't post it until tomorrow.They have it up: it's going to be 10/19/1985. I guessed it as this week's "B" show, so Premiere might be throwing a curveball by having it be 10/15/1983 instead. The number one single on AT40âs Top 100 of 1984 debuts in this weekendâs âBâ show. |
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Post by matt on Oct 9, 2023 12:15:59 GMT -5
They have it up: it's going to be 10/19/1985. I guessed it as this week's "B" show, so Premiere might be throwing a curveball by having it be 10/15/1983 instead. The number one single on AT40âs Top 100 of 1984 debuts in this weekendâs âBâ show. Ah so it must be 10/15/83 (Paul McCartney and MJ - "Say Say Say") |
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Post by mkarns on Oct 9, 2023 14:24:00 GMT -5
The number one single on AT40âs Top 100 of 1984 debuts in this weekendâs âBâ show. Ah so it must be 10/15/83 (Paul McCartney and MJ - "Say Say Say") I'd have welcomed hearing that on its own if we hadn't had 1983 just a few weeks ago. (10/15/83 is incidentally the first ever show I heard in this series, in 2007). I'm dubious about airing A/B shows that originally aired just a year apart, but two years ago this week Premiere did the same thing with an October 1982 A and 1983 B. At least this should please those who want to celebrate next weekend's eclipse with a countdown featuring "Total Eclipse of the Heart" on top. |
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Post by Jessica on Oct 9, 2023 20:55:44 GMT -5
I thought Caseyâs story about Terri Nunn (of Berlin) going to college to get her degree âby mailâ was amusing because of course there was no internet back then but I was thinking how much easier for Nunn it wouldâve been to do it online especially when youâre obviously touring. Oh well, hopefully everything worked out and she got her degree.
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