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Reply #30 posted 12/10/07 3:13pm

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thesexofit said:

RipHer2Shreds said:

The top 40 from Billboard's Hot 100, this week in 1987. Thoughts? hmmm

This Week * Last Week * Total Weeks * Title * Artist
01 * 03 * 08 * Faith * George Michael

03 * 04 * 12 * Should've Known Better * Richard Marx
04 * 02 * 12 * (I've Had) The Time of My Life * Bill Medley & Jennifer Warnes
05 * 05 * 08 * Is This Love * Whitesnake
06 * 06 * 11 * Shake Your Love * Debbie Gibson

08 * 07 * 10 * We'll Be Together * Sting
09 * 10 * 11 * Don't You Want Me * Jody Watley
10 * 11 * 08 * Got My Mind Set on You * George Harrison

12 * 09 * 13 * The One I Love * R.E.M.
13 * 14 * 14 * Valerie * Steve Winwood
14 * 18 * 11 * Dude (Looks Like a Lady) * Aeorsmith


17 * 29 * 04 * The Way You Make Me Feel * Michael Jackson
18 * 25 * 08 * Need You Tonight * INXS
21 * 19 * 09 * Skeletons * Stevie Wonder
22 * 27 * 06 * Candle in the Wind * Elton John
24 * 28 * 10 * Animal * Def Leppard
30 * 35 * 09 * Crazy * Icehouse
32 * 37 * 05 * I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man * Prince
35 * 41 * 05 * I Want to Be Your Man * Roger
36 * 43 * 06 * Hungry Eyes * Eric Carmen
37 * 40 * 08 * True Faith * New Order
38 * 52 * 03 * Could've Been * Tiffany
39 * 38 * 10 * I Don't Mind At All * Bourgeois Tagg
40 * 26 * 11 * Brilliant Disguise * Bruce Springsteen



I dig all those.

I had no idea "crazy" by Icehouse made top 40? I love that song. Also "valerie"? Was this a remix, as that song came out in the early 80's? Great song, but 1987? And I agree with ripher2shreds, that live version of "candle in the wind" is awesome.


Yeah, it was originally on the 1982 release Talking Back to the Night and slightly remixed for the 1987 greatest hits release, Chronicles.

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Reply #31 posted 12/10/07 3:16pm

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RipHer2Shreds said:

thesexofit said:




I dig all those.

I had no idea "crazy" by Icehouse made top 40? I love that song. Also "valerie"? Was this a remix, as that song came out in the early 80's? Great song, but 1987? And I agree with ripher2shreds, that live version of "candle in the wind" is awesome.


Yeah, it was originally on the 1982 release Talking Back to the Night and slightly remixed for the 1987 greatest hits release, Chronicles.



Interesting. Thanx.
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Reply #32 posted 12/10/07 3:38pm

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Like:
Is This Love * Whitesnake
We'll Be Together * Sting
Don't You Want Me * Jody Watley
Got My Mind Set on You * George Harrison
Valerie * Steve Winwood
Dude (Looks Like a Lady) * Aeorsmith
The Way You Make Me Feel * Michael Jackson
Need You Tonight * INXS
Skeletons * Stevie Wonder
I Want to Be Your Man * Roger
I Don't Mind At All * Bourgeois Tagg *(Favorite song in this group)

Dislike:
Heaven is a Place on Earth * Belinda Carlisle
Should've Known Better * Richard Marx
Shake Your Love * Debbie Gibson
Tell It To My Heart * Taylor Dayne
I Do You * The Jets
I Think We're Alone Now * Tiffany
Hazy Shade of Winter * Bangles
Power of Love * Laura Branigan
I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man * Prince
Seasons Change * Expose
I Won't Forget You * Poison
Could've Been * Tiffany

Indifferent:
Faith * George Michael
(I've Had) The Time of My Life * Bill Medley & Jennifer Warnes
So Emotional * Whitney Houston
Catch Me (I'm Falling) * Pretty Poison
The One I Love * R.E.M.
Cherry Bomb * John Cougar Mellencamp
That's What Love Is All About * Michael Bolton
Candle in the Wind * Elton John
Animal * Def Leppard
Mony Mony * Billy Idol
Hourglass * Squeeze
There's the Girl * Heart
I've Been in Love Before * Cutting Crew
Crazy * Icehouse
Hungry Eyes * Eric Carmen
True Faith * New Order
Brilliant Disguise * Bruce Springsteen



tA

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Reply #33 posted 12/10/07 3:47pm

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Like:
I Don't Mind At All * Bourgeois Tagg *(Favorite song in this group)

I had to give this one a listen, because I didn't recognize it from the title. Reminds me of early 80s era Paul McCartney.

Dislike:
I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man * Prince

Awww...that's in my top 5 Prince singles.
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Reply #34 posted 12/10/07 3:58pm

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RipHer2Shreds said:

theAudience said:

Like:
I Don't Mind At All * Bourgeois Tagg *(Favorite song in this group)

I had to give this one a listen, because I didn't recognize it from the title. Reminds me of early 80s era Paul McCartney.

Dislike:
I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man * Prince

Awww...that's in my top 5 Prince singles.

Todd Rundgren produced the Bourgeois Tagg album that single came from.

The Prince tune sounds a bit like a When You Were Mine rewrite. smile


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Reply #35 posted 12/10/07 5:27pm

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just goes to show how diverese things were back then and how consolidated they are now


I dunno, diverse? How many of those artists in the top 20 are nonwhite?


The thing is though...all these songs were in the TOP 40! When was the last time you heard people like Bruce Springsteen, George Harrison, Michael Jackson, Prince, Def Leppard, Heart, Stevie Wonder, and Jody Watley on the SAME radio station?? I remember hearing all these without having to turn the station! That kind of mix simply doesn't exist anymore. I think radio was MUCH more diverse back in the 80s.
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Reply #36 posted 12/10/07 5:32pm

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lastdecember said:

just goes to show how diverese things were back then and how consolidated they are now


I dunno, diverse? How many of those artists in the top 20 are nonwhite?


Diverse in a sense of the music in these artists, everything is not always black/white alot of this "white" music on here has more "soul" than the current state of RB today, Inxs knew more about FUNK and DANCE music than Usher,Ne-yo,R kelly and others put together.

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Reply #37 posted 12/10/07 5:35pm

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Wonderwall said:

MendesCity said:



I dunno, diverse? How many of those artists in the top 20 are nonwhite?


The thing is though...all these songs were in the TOP 40! When was the last time you heard people like Bruce Springsteen, George Harrison, Michael Jackson, Prince, Def Leppard, Heart, Stevie Wonder, and Jody Watley on the SAME radio station?? I remember hearing all these without having to turn the station! That kind of mix simply doesn't exist anymore. I think radio was MUCH more diverse back in the 80s.


Exactly it seems today in a time where people say things are more "free of boundaries" there are more boundaries than ever. And also look at the average age of these people on this chart, and also these artists were releasing REAL singles that cost what 2-3 bucks at that time, and they still could get people to buy their albums for the most part.

"We went where our music was appreciated, and that was everywhere but the USA, we knew we had fans, but there is only so much of the world you can play at once" Magne F
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Reply #38 posted 12/10/07 7:00pm

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RipHer2Shreds said:

theAudience said:

Dislike:
I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man * Prince

Awww...that's in my top 5 Prince singles.

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