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Post by dth1971 on Nov 13, 2016 6:56:56 GMT -5
I think for Turkey weekend 11-30-85 would most likely air, but December is still dicey to me. Dec 3 there are very few options unless Premier airs that 11-30-85 that weekend and airs 11-21-87 on Thanksgiving weekend. Dec 10 could be 12-10-83 or maybe 12-15-84. Dec 17 could most likely be a new show from 12-20-86. Dec 24 I would say would be Part One of the year ender 1982. As much as I'd like 11/30/1985 to air, I'm not sure it would, since we had 11/9 earlier this month. Can't rule out Premiere's curveballs though, and we've heard a lot of 1985 shows this year. And I'll go out on a limb and say this year will follow 2011 (since the calendar is the same at this point), which means the weekend of 12/24 will be a regular show (guessing the rare appearance of 12/27/1986 will emerge), while 12/31 and 1/7 will be dedicated to the year-ender. Don't forget Premiere has yet to play 12/28/1985 for AT40: The 80's!
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Post by OnWithTheCountdown on Nov 13, 2016 9:19:23 GMT -5
That is true. Assuming 11/30/1985 doesn't air, then 1985 will be spaced out enough. Then 12/20/1986 could air the weekend of 12/17, followed by 12/28/1985, leading into the year-end, which I'm predicting 1982.
Either way, I'm hoping either one of those final weekly shows from 1985 or 1986 airs this year.
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Post by spock on Nov 13, 2016 9:57:43 GMT -5
WPNC is offline according to it's website it's being retooled and the stream may not be available which at this time it is not thanks for posting. I usually don't check the website directly.
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Post by mrjukebox on Nov 13, 2016 10:59:12 GMT -5
Good to know that we're hearing 11/22/80 next weekend-That show featured the "AT40 Archives"-The three songs are from early 1963:"Go Away Little Girl","Walk Right In" & "Hey Paula"-Do they stay in the broadcast?
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Post by dth1971 on Nov 13, 2016 11:21:43 GMT -5
Good to know that we're hearing 11/22/80 next weekend-That show featured the "AT40 Archives"-The three songs are from early 1963:"Go Away Little Girl","Walk Right In" & "Hey Paula"-Do they stay in the broadcast? You're right on 2 out of 3, but the other 1963 AT40 Archive song that 11/22/1980 episode isn't "Hey Paula", it is "Telstar".
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Post by Hervard on Nov 13, 2016 11:52:21 GMT -5
I will still leave my predictions the way they are (with possibly 11/30/85 replacing 12/4/82 as the show for the first week in December, and 11/21/87 for the last week of November). 12/15/84 does sound like a good bet for the weekend of 12/10. The only problem is, if the predictions for the last few weeks of this year are true, then that would mean that mid-October would be the last 1983 show of the year. While it's true that the final 1984 show would also be in October, remember that they ran the two October shows for that year very close together. I would count on the next 1984 being sometime in January (most likely January 14, then the next one could be the yet-unaired 2/25/84 show). I still have a very strong suspicion that the year-end show for this year will be 1982, but who knows - that's what I was thinking last year and we got 1984 instead. As far as I know, we could get 1983 (which would make 10/15/83 being the last show from that year more reasonable). Personally, it wouldn't matter to me which year they did for the year-ender, since I've heard them all several times, but I think that each year-ender should get a turn being aired - in full, that is (I still don't know what the 1982/1986 situation in late 2009 was all about, but that's another story for another time).
I also think that they'll hold off on the year-ender until New Year's weekend - in addition to that opening up that weekend to run the 12/28/85 show, remember that the weekend before is still the holiday and they'll need to offer a holiday special as the "B" show, which I suspect many stations will play. It would make more sense for a weekly show as the "A" show instead of offering a year-ender along with a Christmas show. The same weekend last year started with December 26, at which time Christmas was over with and stations were back to regular programming, so that's why they started the year-end show that weekend.
Anyway, within the next few weeks, we'll find out if they air the 11/30/85 show or not - it will be then that we know (assuming AMFMDX didn't miscount the number of "new" shows this year) that the year-ender will be either 1982 or 1986.
If they do run that show, as well as the other new shows that have been mentioned, then that will mean that, as of mid-August and through late December of next year, we'll be getting all repeats for the remainder of the year.
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Post by at40nut on Nov 13, 2016 12:42:30 GMT -5
I will still leave my predictions the way they are (with possibly 11/30/85 replacing 12/4/82 as the show for the first week in December, and 11/21/87 for the last week of November). 12/15/84 does sound like a good bet for the weekend of 12/10. The only problem is, if the predictions for the last few weeks of this year are true, then that would mean that mid-October would be the last 1983 show of the year. While it's true that the final 1984 show would also be in October, remember that they ran the two October shows for that year very close together. I would count on the next 1984 being sometime in January (most likely January 14, then the next one could be the yet-unaired 2/25/84 show). I still have a very strong suspicion that the year-end show for this year will be 1982, but who knows - that's what I was thinking last year and we got 1984 instead. As far as I know, we could get 1983 (which would make 10/15/83 being the last show from that year more reasonable). Personally, it wouldn't matter to me which year they did for the year-ender, since I've heard them all several times, but I think that each year-ender should get a turn being aired - in full, that is (I still don't know what the 1982/1986 situation in late 2009 was all about, but that's another story for another time). I also think that they'll hold off on the year-ender until New Year's weekend - in addition to that opening up that weekend to run the 12/28/85 show, remember that the weekend before is still the holiday and they'll need to offer a holiday special as the "B" show, which I suspect many stations will play. It would make more sense for a weekly show as the "A" show instead of offering a year-ender along with a Christmas show. The same weekend last year started with December 26, at which time Christmas was over with and stations were back to regular programming, so that's why they started the year-end show that weekend. Anyway, within the next few weeks, we'll find out if they air the 11/30/85 show or not - it will be then that we know (assuming AMFMDX didn't miscount the number of "new" shows this year) that the year-ender will be either 1982 or 1986. If they do run that show, as well as the other new shows that have been mentioned, then that will mean that, as of mid-August and through late December of next year, we'll be getting all repeats for the remainder of the year. I think one major question is What happens to 1987? If 11-21-87 doesn't air, then 12-26-87 would be the final regular show of 2016. If 11-30-85 doesn't air, then 12-28-85 would air. Since both 85 shows previously mentioned have yet to air, chances are we will get one of them. I have reconsidered the last two weekends of December as the year enders due to the fact we have 5 weekends in December, and each passing year, January gets thinner with new shows and that Casey took a lot of vacations in early January. I don't think any of us will be 100% right due to the Premier curveball factor. Hervard, I liked that you mentioned 1983 as a possible year ender. I would love to hear the best of 83 more than any other year ender from the 80's, but we'll probably get 1982.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 13, 2016 14:51:42 GMT -5
I still have a very strong suspicion that the year-end show for this year will be 1982, but who knows - that's what I was thinking last year and we got 1984 instead. As far as I know, we could get 1983 (which would make 10/15/83 being the last show from that year more reasonable). Personally, it wouldn't matter to me which year they did for the year-ender, since I've heard them all several times, but I think that each year-ender should get a turn being aired - in full, that is (I still don't know what the 1982/1986 situation in late 2009 was all about, but that's another story for another time). The show was only 2 years old then. They may have just thought let's try this and see if we get any better reaction to it.
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Post by Hervard on Nov 13, 2016 14:59:14 GMT -5
I still have a very strong suspicion that the year-end show for this year will be 1982, but who knows - that's what I was thinking last year and we got 1984 instead. As far as I know, we could get 1983 (which would make 10/15/83 being the last show from that year more reasonable). Personally, it wouldn't matter to me which year they did for the year-ender, since I've heard them all several times, but I think that each year-ender should get a turn being aired - in full, that is (I still don't know what the 1982/1986 situation in late 2009 was all about, but that's another story for another time). The show was only 2 years old then. They may have just thought let's try this and see if we get any better reaction to it. That's true. They also did one Top 50 show the year before (1980), so perhaps they hesitated on doing full Top 100 shows. It's true that the first year-ender they did was a full Top 100, but perhaps they didn't think it was a good idea, since that would be two weeks in a row with the same year, but, by the end of 2010, thought better of it.
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Post by jmack19 on Nov 13, 2016 16:56:52 GMT -5
I'll go with:
"Tell It Like It Is" "You Shook Me All Night Long" "Passion" "The Tide Is High"
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Post by matt on Nov 16, 2016 16:49:12 GMT -5
Prediction for next week's show:
1st Guess - 11/22/86 2nd Guess - 11/21/87
If 11/28/87 hadn't just been played a year ago, that show would practically be a lock for next weekend. However, even though 1987 would make a lot of sense right now, it seems strange that Premiere would play a show originally dated the 22nd before playing one dated the 21st. I guess nothing's ever out of the question though...but I'll still go with 1986 for my first guess.
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Post by Hervard on Nov 16, 2016 20:23:04 GMT -5
Prediction for next week's show: 1st Guess - 11/22/86 2nd Guess - 11/21/87 If 11/28/87 hadn't just been played a year ago, that show would practically be a lock for next weekend. However, even though 1987 would make a lot of sense right now, it seems strange that Premiere would play a show originally dated the 22nd before playing one dated the 21st. I guess nothing's ever out of the question though...but I'll still go with 1986 for my first guess. I doubt 1986 will be next week, especially if they are indeed planning to do the show for 12/20/86. But indeed stranger things have happened. I'm gonna go out on a limb and keep my primary prediction as 11/30/85 with 11/21/87 as my back-up.
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Post by OnWithTheCountdown on Nov 16, 2016 22:26:34 GMT -5
Stranger things have happened indeed - perfect example, look at this very weekend last year. The aforementioned 11/28/1987 show was aired, one week early, and only three weeks after another new 1987 show aired on Halloween (10/31). Likely because Premiere wanted to also air the new 1986 show from that same week (Thanksgiving), which was predicted, but IIRC I don't think any of us predicted 1987 so soon after the 10/31 airing.
Quite possible 1985 gets that same treatment this year, as the only two new shows from that year are from the next few weeks.
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Post by OnWithTheCountdown on Nov 16, 2016 23:00:23 GMT -5
Also to note all four 1980 "A" airings this year have been new shows - suppose Premiere is a little hesitant to run any 1980 repeats? Or is it just the way it worked out this year?
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Post by Hervard on Nov 17, 2016 8:37:49 GMT -5
Stranger things have happened indeed - perfect example, look at this very weekend last year. The aforementioned 11/28/1987 show was aired, one week early, and only three weeks after another new 1987 show aired on Halloween (10/31). Likely because Premiere wanted to also air the new 1986 show from that same week (Thanksgiving), which was predicted, but IIRC I don't think any of us predicted 1987 so soon after the 10/31 airing. That's right, I'd almost forgotten about the close pairing with 1987. In fact, when I did my commentary for the November show, I used recycled comments from the October show. It would have made more sense to run the 1986 show the week before, even though it was slightly later in date. Quite possible 1985 gets that same treatment this year, as the only two new shows from that year are from the next few weeks. Yeah - 1985 seems to be a favorite for Premiere, since, as I've said before, it has been overplayed on more than one occasion.
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