Speaking of 80's music, i just went and picked up Queens Greatest Hits and Journeys Greatest Hits, so freaking awesome!
"Hearts on Fire" (the ending song) plays during the training sequence after the "Training Montage" song ends, specifically, when Rocky climbs up the mountain ("DRAAAAGOOOO!!! DRAAAAGOOOO!!!"). Don't argue with me; I know my Rocky tunes.
I wouldn't presume to know more about Rocky music than you. But wouldn't the "Training Montage" really be more of a piece of the score rather than an actual 80's song?
Good to see some Rocky IV experts in here. If I can change, and yoos can change, everybody can change. Also good to see that mc is familiar with the SWEET catalogue. They rock! "Shake Your Foundations" AC/DC "Sink the Pink" AC/DC "Keep Your Eye on the Money" Motley Crue "Blue Jean" David Bowie "Bringin' on the Heartbreak" Def Leppard "In My Dreams" Dokken "Union of the Snake" Duran Duran "Blue Highway" Billy Idol "Let's Put the 'X' in Sex" KISS "Glamour Boys" Living Colour "Ballad of Jayne" LA Guns "Rock-n-Roll Rebel" Ozzy "Tearin' Down the Walls" Poison "I Don't Believe in Love" Queensryche "The Wild and the Young" Quiet Riot "One Vision" Queen "Lay it Down" Ratt "Yankee Rose" David Lee Roth "Love Somebody" Rick Springfield "Everybody Wants You" Billy Squier "Bad Boys Running Wild" Scorpions "Don't Know What You've Got (til it's gone)" Cinderella "Lazy Days, Crazy Nights" Tesla "Crying in the Rain" Whitesnake "Sometimes She Cries" Warrant
Good ones. I was cleaning out some old bags from my parents attic a few weeks back and found around 20 live taped recordings of the 93 QZone radio shows from around 88-89. Damn, the memories just came flooding back. Here's a few more that remind me of Numbers, Carrs and Lizard Lounge in the middle to late 80s: Moses P.- Twilight Zone The Big Supreme- Don't Walk Poesie Noire- Pity for Thyself <--- Still kicks major friggin' bootay! Airplane Crashers- White Rabbit Section 25- Looking from a Hilltop The Bolshoi- A Way Nick Heyward- Tell Me Why Colm III- Take Me High Kyper- What Gets Your Body Hyped (XTC, XTC) Until December- Until December Vicious Pink- Take Me Now Eric B. and Rakim- Paid In Full Twin Hype- Do It To The Crowd Noel- Silent Morning Sandra- Secret Land Falco- Rock Me Amadeus Edelweiss- Bring Me Edelweiss Peter Schiling- A Different Story Real Life- Send Me An Angel Consolidated- You Suck The Smiths- How Soon Is Now Tom Tom Club- Genius of Love Peter Murphy- Cuts You Up The Normal- Warm Leatherette Revolting Cocks- Beers, Steers and Queers Ok, my hands hurt from typing now. Hope these tunes help take some back in the day.
By the way- If any of you dig the tunes posted, The Record Rack has a whole section of 80 club mix CDs spun by DJ Wes Wallace. They're a little pricey (30- 45 dollars each) but well worth it.
Another classic one is "Cars" by Gary Numan. I am listening to the album that has "Cars" on it in "The Pleasure Principle" - good stuff.
Cutting Crew - Been In Love Before Cutting Crew - Sahara Double - The Captain of Her Heart Benny Mardones - Into the Night Maze w/ Frankie Beverly - We Are One John Lennon - Beautiful Boy Tears for Fears - Goodnight Song Junior - Mama Used to Say New Edition - Boys to Men Psychedelic Furs - Love My Way A Flock of Seagulls - Wishing Saga - On the Loose Simple Minds - Alive and Kicking Stevie Wonder - Skeletons Sting - Children's Crusade Tangerine Dream - Love On A Train The Fixx - Stand or Fall UTFO - Ya Cold Wanna Be With Me Alan Parsons Project - Don't Answer Me
