FTA: SOUNDTRACKS II - EIGHTIES BOOGALOO

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With this episode BJ revisits soundtracks, this time focusing on great songs that were buried on random movie soundtracks in the glorious decade of the eighties, when new wave and AOR met, got married and had babies. KILLING JOKE - EIGHTIES WEIRD SCIENCE PHOEBE CATES - HOW DO I LET YOU KNOW PRIVATE SCHOOL PAUL ENGEMAN - SCARFACE (TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT) SCARFACE THE ALARM - WHAT KIND OF HELL BACHELOR PARTY BONE SYMPHONY - ONE FOOT IN FRONT OF THE OTHER REVENGE OF THE NERDS COMMUTER - YOUNG HEARTS THE KARATE KID REAL LIFE - FACE TO FACE ONCE BITTEN HUBERT KAH - THE PICTURE ONCE BITTEN HUBERT KAH - ANGEL 07 GOTCHA! DWIGHT TWILLEY - KEEP ON WORKING HEAVENLY BODIES ANDI SEX GANG - THE QUICK AND THE DEAD PHENOMENA CHARLENE - FIRE THE LAST DRAGON KARLA DEVITO - WE ARE NOT ALONE THE BREAKFAST CLUB JUDE COLE - BACK TO SCHOOL BACK TO SCHOOL CHERRY BOMB - HUNGRY CITY HOWARD THE DUCK PETE SHELLEY - DO ANYTHING SOME KIND OF WONDERFUL THE MARCH VIOLETS - TURN TO THE SKY SOME KIND OF WONDERFUL E.G. DAILY - MIND OVER MATTER SUMMER SCHOOL SOUTHERN PACIFIC - SHOOT FOR THE TOP POLICE ACADEMY 4: CITIZENS ON PATROL PAT BENATAR - SOMETIMES THE GOOD GUYS FINISH FIRST THE SECRET OF MY SUCCESS ALICE COOPER - I GOT A LINE ON YOU IRON EAGLE II SHARK ISLAND - FATHER TIME BILL & TED'S EXCELLENT ADVENTURE CHEAP TRICK - YOU WANT IT SAY ANYTHING... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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