The Mad Music Comedy Zone Anthology, Episode 10-17, April 25, 2010

Topic: 80s Lost and Found

The next 80s Lost and Found will be on the May 30th edition. Get your suggestions in by going to ifunnyradio.com and requesting them, even if they're embarrassingly bad (we'll blow those bad ones up).

This show has 3 parts:

Part 1

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-	Huey Lewis & The News
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Nuke the Whales	The Fleshapoids
Stand and Deliver [first known play]	Adam & The Ants
-	The Bangles
WD-40 Polka	Greg Keeler
-	The Normal
House of Fun	Madness
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- 60 seconds of it	Kim Carnes
Kill The Poor	Dead Kennedys
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- 12 inch version	Rick Springfield

Part 2

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Interview with Jesus [first known play]	George Carlin
- 12 inch version	Rolling Stones
I'll Be Mellow When I'm Dead	"Weird Al" Yankovic
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- 60 seconds of it
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Double Dutch	Malcolm McLaren
-	Fear
-	Manhattan Transfer

Part 3

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New Wave	Rikki & The Rokkitz
-	Lisa Whelchel
I'm Tuff	George Smilovici
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-	George Harrison
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Driving in My Car	Madness
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- 60 seconds of it	ABBA
- long version	Thompson Twins
Leuchtturm [first known play]	Nena
Midnight Star	"Weird Al" Yankovic
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- multimix

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	Stavro Arrgolus Online - Editor, MP3 - 04-25-10 11:40 AM - 14 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d My Winamp get 'bad request' errors when trying to play any segment. It's ok when using the site's player, though. This is a great show. It reminds me of all the good tunes we had at the end of the pop music era before the greedy music industry wanted $18 for discs that cost a buck to make and compartmentalized everything into strict categories and them marketed to just those, effectively eliminating the so-called pop music that we all knew. Then rap and hair metal finished off what was left. ...digressing again. Still, excellent show.

	bigbarney Offline - Member - 04-25-10 12:02 PM - 14 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d This goes back to a time when musicians and independent radio stations used their own minds to create a landscape of different sounding songs and playlists across the nation. I thought Lisa Whelchel sounded like Cyndi Lauper. I didn't know that record existed. Thanks for destroying Scorpions. Our local stations keep playing that and I turn the station off when they come on. This playlist is like a cross between the old 91X and MTV when it once played music. Look forward to another hour next month. Happy birthday Dave.

	peterpuck9 Offline - Participant - 04-26-10 12:36 AM - 14 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d That was a great show D.T.!

	Stavro Arrgolus Online - Editor, MP3 - 04-27-10 10:26 AM - 14 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d Oh, yes.. almost forgot. Last word on this. Kudos to David & Emi for helping me with the effort to keep the 'mad' in the MMA. Both have made a conscious effort not to make new pages for non-demented songs played on their shows- examples of this can be seen in the playlist above & on the ROTP playlists. "Mundane" songs are still heard and accounted for on the lists so there's documentation of their play on the shows if one wants to find it, but they're not clogging up the works with lots of song pages containing an accounting of songs that, IMO, belong in some other archive. This saves me a good deal of needless effort in looking after info that you've likely seen on sites dedicated to just that. The effort isn't just in finding info for a page and filling it out, but it's also in determining its album (if any), finding that, adding it, seeing if any of the album's other songs qualify as belonging here, making pages for them and... well, you get the idea. So I wanted to write it down somewhere that the effort made is greatly appreciated by the maniac who looks after things hereabouts.

	bigbarney Offline - Member - 04-27-10 12:34 PM - 14 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d Wonder if mundanemusicarchive.com is available? Nah. Don't care.

	peterpuck9 Offline - Participant - 04-28-10 12:37 AM - 14 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d Song Fact: TVOD was actually the flip-side of the 45 RPM single of Warm Leatherette.

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