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December 1, 2015

Your Tuesday Top Ten from 1981
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1. Don't Stop Believing Journey
2. Lonely Is The Night Billy Squire
3. In The Air Tonight Phil Collins
4. Every Little Thing She Does The Police
5. The Break Up Song Greg Kihn
6. Young Turks Rod Stewart
7. Start Me Up The Rolling Stones
8. Hold On Loosely 38 Special
9. Urgent Foreigner
10. Shake It Up The Cars

tater1977 wrote:https://www.facebook.com/WCSXRocksTheD/
December 1, 2015

Your Tuesday Top Ten from 1981 for December 1, 2015
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1. Don't Stop Believing Journey
2. Lonely Is The Night Billy Squire
3. In The Air Tonight Phil Collins
4. Every Little Thing She Does The Police
5. The Break Up Song Greg Kihn
6. Young Turks Rod Stewart
7. Start Me Up The Rolling Stones
8. Hold On Loosely 38 Special
9. Urgent Foreigner
10. Shake It Up The Cars

Back in the days of great music on the radio. Especially tracks 1, 2, 3, 8, 9, 10. Not that there's anything wrong with the others on the list.

We really did live at the best of all possible times, music wise. I wouldn't want to be a young person today, trying to find inspiration, or even gratification, in today's music.

perryfan61 wrote:We really did live at the best of all possible times, music wise. I wouldn't want to be a young person today, trying to find inspiration, or even gratification, in today's music.

And it wasn't all that long that music actually sounded full on recordings and could still sound modern today. Imagine the 50's or 60's. Much of that still sounds so....mono.

Speaking of that - anyone hear the new Elvis with the Royal Philharmonic. Really good stuff. They did an excellent job of it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOESoT3GaIY

perryfan61 wrote:We really did live at the best of all possible times, music wise. I wouldn't want to be a young person today, trying to find inspiration, or even gratification, in today's music.

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perryfan61 wrote:We really did live at the best of all possible times, music wise. I wouldn't want to be a young person today, trying to find inspiration, or even gratification, in today's music.

Yes. There was a survey recently within the last five or ten years of white teens, and the Beatles were their number one band. (For black teens, the Beatles were number three or something.) This shows they know good music isn't from today.

http://wcsx.com/2016/03/29/your-tuesday ... h-29-2016/

Your Tuesday Top Ten from 1978 for March 29, 2016

1. My Best Friend's Girl-The Cars
2. Life's Been Good To Me-Joe Walsh
3. Come Together-Aerosmith
4. Wheel In The Sky-Journey
5. You Really Got Me-Van Halen
6. Come Sail Away-Styx
7. Miss You-Rolling Stones
8. Baby Hold On-Eddie Money
9. Hollywood Nights-Bob Seger
10. Turn To Stone-Electric Light Orchestra

Like em all but Seger and Aerosmith. Would of pushed the button and gone to another station back in the day.

In reference to the listing with Wheel In The Sky....

I love tracks 1 2 4 6.
And I also like tracks 5 8 10.
I can tolerate track 9, even though I've never been a Bob Seger fan in general.

I would pass on tracks 3 & 7.

Shit we're old, lol...

Who here DIDN'T have a parent who said the same thing about their generation of music vs. ours? Any Elvis loving grandparents out there?

yogi wrote:Like em all but Seger and Aerosmith. Would of pushed the button and gone to another station back in the day.

And I was going to suggest Journey tour with Bob Seger.....

September 27, 2016
http://wcsx.com/2016/09/27/tuesday-top- ... r-27-2016/

Your "Tuesday Top Ten At 10" from 1981 for September 27, 2016
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1. Don't Stop Believing-Journey
2. You Shook Me All Night Long-AC/DC
3. In The Air Tonight-Phil Collins
4. Breakup Song(They Don't Write Em' Like That Anymore)-Greg Kihn Band
5. Limelight-Rush
6. Take It On The Run-REO Speedwagon
7. Start Me Up-The Rolling Stones
8. The Stroke-Billy Squire
9. Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic-The Police
10. Hold On Loosely-Thirty Eight Special

Love....1,2,3,6

Like....4,7,9.

Can live without.....5,8,10.