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Post by darnall42 on Apr 18, 2014 9:36:42 GMT -5
Currently listening to the top 100 hits of 1980 (On 2NVR  ) |
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Post by darnall42 on Apr 21, 2014 13:53:16 GMT -5
listened to this weeks dick bartley classic countdown featuring the top hits of april 1984,so the AT40 from april 28th 1984 is airing on my pc |
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Post by matt on Apr 21, 2014 17:01:31 GMT -5
just started listening to the show from 4/20/1985 (great first hour ) I love that show! One of my top 5 favorite shows of the first Casey run... |
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Post by shadster on Apr 21, 2014 20:29:45 GMT -5
Wow. This thread did become popular. Im listening now to at40s top 100 of 2007, or actually my own modified version of it, with a.mix of ryan and casey counten em down. Then i plan to listen to rick dees top 40 of 2012.
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Post by tpanther775 on Apr 21, 2014 21:00:02 GMT -5
Any chance that we could get the 5-26-79 show, where Casey shares the story of how 'Imaginary lover' sped-up, sounded like Stevie Nicks? I'd love for Premiere to give us THAT show. Don't forget also the mistake the research team made on that story saying the lead singer of Atlanta Rhythm Section was Robert Nix. Of course Ronnie Hammond was lead singer of ARS at the time, Robert Nix, drummer. Both members are deceased. I agree though it was an interesting story. I have that show in my collection. |
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Post by tpanther775 on Apr 21, 2014 21:03:41 GMT -5
8/6/83 & 3/3/79 is what was played today at work on my Ipod.
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Post by pointpark04 on Apr 22, 2014 13:10:35 GMT -5
Just listened to Casey make an error while introducing Blondie and "Heart of Glass" at number three on the 4/21/1979 countdown. Casey says the song moves from number eight last week to number five this week, though he really meant to say the song climbed five spots from number eight to three.
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Post by freakyflybry on Apr 22, 2014 23:44:35 GMT -5
Casey's Top 40 - April 29, 1995
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Post by pointpark04 on Apr 23, 2014 9:01:10 GMT -5
Two April 1984 shows are on today's docket: from the 21st and 28th, both with "Against All Odds" by Phil Collins atop the chart.
Early 1984 really is just a continuation of 1983, which was a great year for music. Then, around mid-year, 1984 becomes its own beast, and is virtually un-listenable until late in the year. The summer of 1984 is definitely my least-favorite summer musically in the 1980s.
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Post by matt on Apr 23, 2014 9:28:02 GMT -5
Two April 1984 shows are on today's docket: from the 21st and 28th, both with "Against All Odds" by Phil Collins atop the chart. Early 1984 really is just a continuation of 1983, which was a great year for music. Then, around mid-year, 1984 becomes its own beast, and is virtually un-listenable until late in the year. The summer of 1984 is definitely my least-favorite summer musically in the 1980s. You and I are so the opposite on that. The summer of '84 is one of my favorite periods for music ever--and I like the fall of that year quite a bit as well. To each their own I guess... |
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Post by matt on Apr 23, 2014 9:29:51 GMT -5
Just listened to Casey make an error while introducing Blondie and "Heart of Glass" at number three on the 4/21/1979 countdown. Casey says the song moves from number eight last week to number five this week, though he really meant to say the song climbed five spots from number eight to three. Can't remember if it's that show or the 4/28/79 show, but one of those had an infamous error in which Casey's outcue to the #2 song was omitted. So it goes straight from the end of the #2 song to the intro of the #1 song. |
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Post by pointpark04 on Apr 23, 2014 9:42:29 GMT -5
^I don't think that happened during the 4/21 show, so it must be the 4/28.
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Post by pointpark04 on Apr 23, 2014 9:44:03 GMT -5
Two April 1984 shows are on today's docket: from the 21st and 28th, both with "Against All Odds" by Phil Collins atop the chart. Early 1984 really is just a continuation of 1983, which was a great year for music. Then, around mid-year, 1984 becomes its own beast, and is virtually un-listenable until late in the year. The summer of 1984 is definitely my least-favorite summer musically in the 1980s. You and I are so the opposite on that. The summer of '84 is one of my favorite periods for music ever--and I like the fall of that year quite a bit as well. To each their own I guess... Yep. Nothing wrong with that. I'm an easy person with whom to get along. You don't have to agree with me, and we don't have to like the same things. Respect means far more to me than does conformity. |
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Post by Dale Latimer on Apr 23, 2014 16:10:37 GMT -5
3.26.1988... with the great story about what a classical critic from the New York Times said about the Beatles ahead of Harrison's 'When We Was Fab.'
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Post by pointpark04 on Apr 24, 2014 8:27:19 GMT -5
Today two shows from 1985: 4/20 & 4/27. Six songs with the word "night" in their title are in the former countdown, including four of the top 10 songs.
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