Complete list, with time stamps. Well done everyone! 0:00 U2 "I Will Follow" (Lyric "1-2-3-4" & guitar) 0:02 The Police "Don't Stand So Close to Me" (Low cello drone) 0:08 The Romantics "What I Like About You" (Strummed Electric guitar) 0:10 B-52s "Private Idaho" (Single note electric guitar, harmony) 0:11 Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark "Enola Gay" (Weak electric drum sound + Video: Band on Top of the Pops) 0:14 The Jam "That's Entertainment" (Strummed Acoustic Guitar) 0:20 Elvis Costello "I Can't Stand Up For Falling Down" (Drum fill, accompanying The Romantics shouting "Hey", from their appearance on the Kenny Everett show) [Amazing find, Southpaw Frizzell!] 0:21 Devo "Whip It" (Hi-hats. Video of drummer wearing a red jelly mold on his head) 0:26 Pete Townshend "Let My Love Open The Door" (Keyboard riff) 0:26 The Ramones "Do You Remember Rock and Roll Radio" (Muddy drum sound, and the lyric 'Let's Go!') 0:33 Devo "Whip It" (Video of Devo, whipping it) 0:33 The Cure "A Forest" (That's Robert Smith in the red t-shirt, before he went full Goth) 0:36 Martha and the Muffins "Echo Beach" (Video of woman in red shirt) 0:36 The Vapors "Turning Japanese" (Band in red lighting with yellow circles behind them) 0:38 Generation X & Billy Idol "Dancing With Myself" (Lyric "Dancing with myself, oh oh oh" + Billy Idol punching a balloon, striking fear into the hearts of balloons everywhere) 0:38 Joy Division "Love will tear us apart" (Drummer, plus audio of low rhythm guitar) 0:48 Journey "Any Way You Want It" (Bassy electric guitar riff) [Thanks Joey Alvestad!] 0:50 Billy Joel "You May Be Right" (Greeny-brown video with man in jacket shadow boxing) 0:52 Orchestral Manouevres In The Dark "Messages" (Audio: Synth riff, sped up from the original) 0:55 Ozzy Osbourne "Crazy Train" (Black and white fade into man's eye) 0:56 Rush "Spirit of Radio" (Tasty guitar riff) 0:58 J Geils Band "Love Stinks" (Drummer playing drums with a fish) 1:00 (Transition, which is Steely Dan's "Hey Nineteen" btw, but I'm adding a space to make this list easier to read) 1:00 The English Beat's "Mirror in the Bathroom" (Audio: Drum fill) 1:00 Blondie "The Tide Is High" (Audio: Tom drum fill) 1:01 Dead Kennedys "Holiday In Cambodia (Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables Version)" (Audio: Very high pitched guitar sound effects underneath the tom drum fill) [Thanks TofuBlue2] 1:02 Queen "Another One Bites the Dust" (Lyric "Let's go!") 1:03 George Benson "Give Me the Night" (Video of roller-skating bass player) 1:03 Diana Ross "Upside Down" (Lyric "Upside down, boy you turn me ...") 1:03 Steely Dan "Hey Nineteen" (Lyric "No we can't dance together") 1:06 AC/DC "Back In Black" (Guitar riff) 1:11 Bruce Springstein "Hungry Heart" (Bruce Springstein putting down his guitar) 1:12 The Clash "The Magnificent Seven" (Drum fill) [Thanks Julio Diaz!] 1:22 Bob Marley & the Wailers "Could You Be Loved?" (Low rhythm guitar riff) 1:22 Blondie "Rapture" (Man in white top hat leading a conga line) 1:26 Kool and the Gang "Celebration" (Lyric "Wahoo") 1:27 The S.O.S. Band "Take Your Time To Do It Right" (Drummer, on the left hand screen) 1:29 Zapp "More Bounce to the Ounce" (Vocoder lyric by man in silver-white shirt. He's actually saying "More bounce") 1:30 Kurtis Blow "The Breaks" (Lyric "Clap your hands everybody ...") 1:30 Dolly Parton "Nine to Five" (Piano / bass rhythm) 1:38 A Taste of Honey "Sukiyaki" (Video of geisha in purple kimono, audio of a quick arpeggio on the koto) 1:38 Stephanie Mills "Never Knew Love Like This Before" (Electric piano) 1:38 Diana Ross "I'm Coming Out" (Vocal: "I'm coming out". Note: Both Diana Ross and Stephanie Mills played Dorothy in The Wiz) 1:43 Hall & Oates "Kiss on my List" (Electronic drums) [Thanks to Jakob Mueller, one of the few people in the world who could have spotted this] 1:50 Lakeside "Fantastic Voyage" (People dressed as pirates elbow the imaginary people standing next to them.) 1:53 Ultravox "Vienna" (Formal gathering stares at camera. Note: They do NOT say "woo hoo ooo", even though it looks like they do. The Hood Internet can mix!) 1:56 Hall & Oates "You Make My Dreams" (Electric piano riff) 2:01 Yarbrough & Peoples "Don't Stop the Music" (Synthy bass sound, later used by Vulfpeck on their song "Beastly") 2:05 Pat Benatar "Hit Me With Your Best Shot" (Ms Benatar formally requests the pleasure of you hitting her with your best shot) 2:12 Joy Division "Atmosphere" (Black and white video, and occasional high synth sound) 2:23 AC/DC "You Shook Me All Night Long" (Lead electric guitar riff) [Thanks Joey Alvestad!] 2:25 Frankie Smith "Double Dutch Bus" (Right panel: people dancing in front of a bus. Killer fact: Frankie didn't get paid royalties for this song, as his record company were laundering money for a dentist.) 2:27 Billy Squier "The Big Beat" (Left panel: Lyric "Woooo!") 2:37 Talking Heads "Once in a Lifetime" (Man in suit removing the water from the bottom of the ocean) 2:48 John Lennon "Woman" (John & Yoko strolling down a sunlit road in the woods, six weeks before his murder.) 2:53 Billy Joel "Still Rock and Roll To Me" (Audio: Two drumbeats and an electric guitar chord) [Thanks WDP Music] 2:56 Pat Benatar "Hit Me With Your Best Shot" reprise (Audio: Ending guitar riff, drum roll and final chord) [Really well spotted, WDP Music!] Not Found Yet: Nothing! Well done everyone!
Anyway us all being a bit pedantic over a few weeks here or there doesn’t distract from a brilliant piece of montage & mixing from the BEST year we ever had in music VERY WELL DONE . The 1979 is equally as good too you must make more years 1965 -85’ were the best IMO , what about a few Genre specific ones , New Romantic, Synth Pop , Glam Rock , Motown ,Northern Soul or Jazz Funk etc Have a look at my Spotify profile if you use ! I’ve over 200k tracks in my own personal music library , I’ve digitised & ripped all my CD’s & Vinyl painstakingly , plus the 10m’s of thousands of tracks I’ve acquired online ... I’ve now every Top album of Note , every ever UK & US chart hit & Billboard Hot100 since the early fifties , 12” extended ,remixes rarities of them too etc etc all in varying digitally formats. Plus I’ve organised them all into their historical release times into playlist of vary sorts plus individual chart years. I’ve also now copied a few playlists onto Spotify of these, about 200 I think so far for others to enjoy or reference GO HERE TO FIND THEM 😍🤓🤓🎶👍🏻👉🏻👉🏻 ( anyone want a copy of any choon find me on FB same name from LEEDS U.K. & I’ll send through messenger , it’s very easy ) open.spotify.com/user/1122533510?si=iQaMYU34TGKvcR4YKq5SsQ open.spotify.com/user/1122533510?si=iQaMYU34TGKvcR4YKq5SsQ
Album covers in the beginning The Ramones - End of the Century Pete Townshend - Empty Glass Jam - Sound Affects Pat Benatar - Crimes Of Passion The B-52's - Wild Planet Steely Dan - Gaucho Devo - Freedom of Choice The Police - Zanyatta Mondatta The Clash - Sandinista! Generation X - Kiss Me Deadly Queen - The Game Diana Ross - Diana Joy Division - Closer U2 - Boy Hall & Oates - Voices (The 8 and 0 are both the same album in this one)
Hi. I love your work. By any chance, would I be able to buy/take a high-resolution copy of the audio (cd quality or higher)? I’d love to hear every little detail but the audio quality on RU-vid is not great
I'm really loving these, I just wish you wouldn't limit yourself to 3 minutes. Just as you finish building the groove you're already on to building the next one. Let it ride for a little bit.
Year I was born! w00t! Also, did some math (again)... (50 x 10) + (60 x 10) + (50 x 5) + (75 x 5) 80s + 90s + 2nd half of 70s + 1st half of 2000s = 500 + 600 + 250 + 375 (plus a few extras) That's over 1,725 songs!! Imagine, that many songs in... (3 x 10) + (3.5 x 10) + (3 x 5) + (4 x 5) 30+35+15+20 ...100 minutes!!!
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1980 was literally the year that I came out to the world.
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Someone, please tell me the mixture of the songs from 1:03 - 1:07. I knew them from somewhere, but I don't know where they come from. But other than that, it is a piece of art. Respect!
late reply, sorry.. but there's just a bit of George Benson's "Give Me the Night" mixed in there... then the 2nd part has the bassline of "Another One Bites the Dust".
I can why you might think that as it uses the Billy Idol solo video. But the song was originally released in 1980, with the group he was in GENeration X, as shown here: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dancing_with_Myself
Correct , but I did take you’d used the solo vid & track That very time in 1980 end of summertime to Xmas there were some amazing tracks that came out especially the Jazz Funk Disco scene along with the emerging New Romantic bracketed type choons I’ve done two very concise mixes on those genres on Spotify you may like! I’m a little bias as this was my leaving school year & id been pubbing & clubbing already for a few years but the nightlife & atmosphere were I’d go was so vibrant & exciting because of the great music in Leeds I’d go to the Warehouse in Leeds a very trendy nightspot for all the funksters it even had a future pop icon working as a cloakroom attendant 🤫 they let him & his Synth partner practice & play to us , before there stardom finally took off in the summer of 1981 , check out Memorabilia by Soft Cell I thought it was just as good as Tainted Love Here’s a couple of those genres on Spotify to see what I mean NEW ROMANTIC 👉🏻 open.spotify.com/user/1122533510/playlist/34VNy7o9DAljSV0eNwjZn9?si=ntxPY30bT86YV9oHB-prQQ 1980 FUNKY JAZZ DISCO NIGHTS 👉🏻 open.spotify.com/user/1122533510/playlist/6A4OLpkxSgC6A87YIlWcFg?si=zt9cmqSkQU6wBNfl7MoUIw BRITFUNK 👉🏻 open.spotify.com/user/1122533510/playlist/6mzgnNjaKCtYwoNBxqftqv?si=3_BWiaWvQnqgrm8oYsfrpQ FIRST WAVE OF NEW WAVE 👉🏻 open.spotify.com/user/1122533510/playlist/2EYuIBlZDFPxM54ARALKIJ?si=Lo2qhtXgSD23_RGpJYN61Q 1980 EVERY EVER CHART HIT 👉🏻 open.spotify.com/user/1122533510/playlist/3cOSEHlVgpLBqzeC5Jjjuo?si=YA_IAWWDQ_KxztlLW3DOUA 1981 EVERY EVER 👉🏻 open.spotify.com/user/1122533510/playlist/2yA1MEi3KTiqsaS0maAwI2?si=vqFBrWlMQ5C04JAh2ASrUg YACHT ROCK 👉🏻 open.spotify.com/user/1122533510/playlist/4vVMr2xkv1PiHKN8vbcTAf?si=4Ku-Eh3xR5qhFYFATn5Q5Q ( done each decade also ) EVERY 70’s NUMBER ONE IN ORDER 👉🏻 open.spotify.com/user/1122533510/playlist/0CTqf6ITwdarmATEK39WGU?si=7tfhBuWARRuSsRgYMnIhnw
Start listening at 1:22 Kool & The Gang has a couple of “Yahoo’s” in there. I can say though that I would have liked to hear more of them because Celebration was a huge hit then.
Most of these year-based ones by The Hood Internet are amazingly great. This one, 1980, is not. The abrupt tempo changes with no bridging beat in multiple places really break the flow. Best ones so far are the first -- 1979, and 1983, both excellent.
@@paultart1992 LOL. Yes, the concept of "critics" should not exist at all, you're right. Why should anyone be allowed to have opinions on anything? Good try.
