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With Spotify I can easily rediscover old music so I got on an 80's kick and made a playlist with ......Kenny G...

Anyone else want to admit to doing the same?
 
Don't have spotify, if I did no Kenny G. would admit to Flock of Seagulls and Kajagoogoo.
 
I think the 70s were far superior to the 80s when it came to music. Not just the quality, but the breadth. When I think of the 80s I think of shiny, metallic corporate synth BS. The good stuff probably just stands out more because of its surroundings.
 
Spotify brought me, unexpectedly, Willin' the other.
God dang I hadn't heard or thought of that song in 20 plus years.
So cool.
 
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Sirius 80s on 8 doesn't go anywhere near deep enough. When you hear the "Big 40 Countdown" a couple times a week you realize how much stuff is ignored during regular programming.
 
Kenny G is not on my Spotify playlist.

Olivia Newton-John, Clay Aiken, Glass Tiger and Lesley Gore are.
 
Easily.



Probably only Too Shy

I liked Spotify at first but it fell by the wayside for no particular reason.

I'm a YouTuber.

And this is still a good song, and video.



Love the Yanks shirt. Do you put songs from youtube on your phone? dude i work with told me there's a program (i'm close to technologically illiterate) he uses and most songs he listens to driving he gets from youtube.
 
Sirius 80s on 8 doesn't go anywhere near deep enough. When you hear the "Big 40 Countdown" a couple times a week you realize how much stuff is ignored during regular programming.

It's almost entirely because of nostalgia but I enjoy that station. I realize a lot of what I'm listening to sucks, but I don't care. I like the transportation.
 
Love the Yanks shirt. Do you put songs from youtube on your phone? dude i work with told me there's a program (i'm close to technologically illiterate) he uses and most songs he listens to driving he gets from youtube.

The dude's '80s (White) SOX hat is pretty good good.

Not sure how to put YouTube songs on my phone. I just go to the application.
 
Love the Yanks shirt. Do you put songs from youtube on your phone? dude i work with told me there's a program (i'm close to technologically illiterate) he uses and most songs he listens to driving he gets from youtube.

You can (not legally) download the audio from a YouTube video. It comes out as an .mp3.
 
I think the 70s were far superior to the 80s when it came to music. Not just the quality, but the breadth. When I think of the 80s I think of shiny, metallic corporate synth BS. The good stuff probably just stands out more because of its surroundings.

Oh I enjoy the 70's too (Afternoon Delight, Carpenters, Elton John, one hit wonders like Paper Lace, Ozark Blue Mountain Daredevils.)

I started with Pandora then discovered prime Spotify where I could make own playlists and download to phone (without burning through data).

With Kenny G, I'm taking more of his early stuff (G Force) rather than Songbird, although saw a summer concert at the Greek Theater in Berkeley with Michael Bolton opening for Kenny G, great time, beautiful weather, beautiful venue, and definitely a plus with the date that night.
 
Love Spotify. We run it thru the SONOS system with built in speakers in our house and it is freaking amazing.

Can surf on my phone and find any music that sounds great in the house.
 
I was surprised to find how much the free version of Spotify offers ... which is pretty much everything with the mere nuisance of ads and play shuffling.

I can live with that.
 
As a child of the 80s (I don't have Spotify, but have Pandora), if you're making an 80s playlist, you need have some fun with it and include: Springsteen, Air Supply, Hall & Oates, Journey, REO Speedwagon, Survivor, The Blasters, the Stray Cats, Dexy's Midnight Runners, Nena, The SugarHill Gang, Buckner & Garcia, Jump 'N the Saddle Band, Loverboy, Dennis DeYoung (solo, away from Styx), Artists Against Apartheid, Jersey Artists for Mankind, Clarence Clemons, Georgia Satellites, Poison,
 

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