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"Your Love" - The Outfield
(Apr./May 1986, highest chart pos. #6 Hot 100/#10 Cash Box)
(Apr./May 1986, highest chart pos. #6 Hot 100/#10 Cash Box)
Kicking-off the show, that was the London based pop rock band
The Outfield with their first and biggest hit, "Your Love," a single
that brushed the top 5 here in the states in the spring of 1986.
The Outfield with their first and biggest hit, "Your Love," a single
that brushed the top 5 here in the states in the spring of 1986.
Hi, I'm Nancy Wheeler, an Indiana teenager of the 80s on the hit
science fiction horror series Stranger Things. Mike's my little
brother and Karen is my bored, frustrated, oversexed mom.
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You'll see what I mean in this parody of the Fountains of Wayne
science fiction horror series Stranger Things. Mike's my little
brother and Karen is my bored, frustrated, oversexed mom.
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You'll see what I mean in this parody of the Fountains of Wayne
hit "Stacy's Mom." Here's The Magnus Thor Experience
with Mike And Nancy's Mom!"
"Mike And Nancy's Mom" (based on Fountains of Wayne's
"Stacy's Mom") Sept. 2019 parody cover by the
Magnus Thor Experience, (scenes from
Netflix series Stranger Things)
That was a glimpse of my milf mother brought to you by The Magnus Thor
Experience in a parody of "Stacy's Mom," a Grammy nominated song
inspired by The Cars' "Just What I Needed" and a hit single in late
2003 for the New York power pop band Fountains of Wayne.
A little more about me now: I started out on the show as a
sweet, innocent, wholesome girl. That lasted five minutes.
That was a glimpse of my milf mother brought to you by The Magnus Thor
Experience in a parody of "Stacy's Mom," a Grammy nominated song
inspired by The Cars' "Just What I Needed" and a hit single in late
2003 for the New York power pop band Fountains of Wayne.
A little more about me now: I started out on the show as a
sweet, innocent, wholesome girl. That lasted five minutes.
I began to change when I slept with my boyfriend, the big man
on campus, then got involved in a messy love triangle
by falling for a social outcast.
Stranger things started to happen when our town was
threatened by creatures from an alternate dimension called
"the Upside Down." That's when I cried "foul" and started
breaking bad and gearing up for the battle ahead.
Pistols, rifles, bear traps - I learned how to use all kinds of weapons.
That supernatural monster picked on the wrong school girl!
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I'm taking a much needed break from fighting giant creepy-crawlies to work
as a Shady Bunch DJ here on S-P-M-M, bringing you the coolest sounds of
the 80s and original music videos from the glory years of MTV that you
can watch on my YouTube simulcast. Goody two-shoes turned badass,
I'm calling my radio show No More Mr. Nice Girl. I'm stone cold...
but hey, when you're fighting freaks... you need to be. Speaking
of "Stone Cold," here's the U.S. hit of that name by the
Brit band-- Blackmore's Rainbow!
"Stone Cold" - Rainbow
(May/June 1982, highest chart position
(May/June 1982, highest chart position
#39 Cash Box/#40 Hot 100/ #1 Hot Mainstream Rock,
from June 1982 album Straight Between the Eyes)
That was Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Ritchie Blackmore,
co-founder and former guitarist for Deep Purple, and his
British band Rainbow, performing "Stone Cold," a single
that topped the U.S. Mainstream Rock chart in spring 1982.
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By the time Rainbow released "Stone Cold" from the album Straight Between
the Eyes, Ritchie Blackmore and the band's other co-founder Ronnie James Dio
had split. Ronnie spent three years as lead singer of Black Sabbath replacing
Ozzy Osbourne before leaving in 1982 to form his own band - Dio.
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In the spring of 1983, Dio released
their debut studio album Holy Diver
which yielded the metal anthem
"Rainbow In The Dark." A hit
on the Album Tracks chart,
"Rainbow In The Dark" is
ranked #13 on VH1's list of
the Top 40 Greatest Metal
Songs. Here with a more
than capable cover is Liliac,
the SoCal sibling rock band
rooted in Transylvania!
"Rainbow In The Dark" - Ronnie James Dio
Feb. 2019 cover by Liliac, original peaked
in Oct. 1983 at #12 Album Rock Tracks)
That was a killer cover
of Ronnie James Dio's
"Rainbow In The Dark"
by the cool kids of Liliac,
the LA based family rock
band. Before coming to
America, their mom and dad
actually lived in Transylvania
not far from Castle Dracula.
The Liliac children are on
their way to the big time...
doing original songs and
excellent covers of rock
and metal classics like
that one by Dio.
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If you're just tuning in, I'm Nancy Wheeler, newest member of The Shady Bunch
DJ team, and this is my show No More Mr. Nice Girl on S-P-M-M, where we
go hunting for the great songs of the past and bring 'em back alive.
While the rest are talkin'... we're rockin'!
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Here's a glam metal band that sounds
like Led Zep. Originally from France,
they moved to LA and became the
unofficial house band at The Whisky
A Go Go on the Sunset Strip. The vid
you're about to watch played on MTV
and the album from which the song
was released peaked at #99 on the
Billboard 200. The band is XYZ
like Led Zep. Originally from France,
they moved to LA and became the
unofficial house band at The Whisky
A Go Go on the Sunset Strip. The vid
you're about to watch played on MTV
and the album from which the song
was released peaked at #99 on the
Billboard 200. The band is XYZ
and this is-- "Inside Out!"
"Inside Out" - XYZ
(from Oct. 1989 album XYZ)
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That was XYZ, a band signed to Capitol Records and produced by pop metal
VIP Don Dokken. Also on that label were these guys, The Tubes, a group
from Frisco that in the 70s waxed for A&M. In 1980, they performed
in Olivia Newton-John's film Xanadu, then signed with Capitol and
scored their biggest hit with this catchy song-- "She's A Beauty!"
"She's A Beauty" - The Tubes
(May/June 1983, highest chart pos. #9 Cash Box/#10 Hot 100,
#1 Album Rock Tracks, from Apr. 1983 album Outside Inside)
From the spring of '83 those were The Tubes from San Francisco
with the biggest hit of their career, "She's A Beauty," a single
that went top 10 on the pop charts and all the way to
number one on the Album Tracks survey.
Damn! Time has run out on my first show. Thanks for tuning in.
Stick around. Coming up on the B side of news, Shady Blue will be here
to play vintage tunes that'll have you Stuck Like Glue, and I'll be
back soon with more killers on No More Mr. Nice Girl.
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To play us off, one of the leading bands on today's Swedish hard rock scene,
influenced by hair bands of the 70s & 80s like Guns N' Roses, Aerosmith, Kiss,
Whitesnake, Alice Cooper, Def Leppard and Mötley Crüe. This is Crazy Lixx
with their latest, the just released "Anthem For America," a song described
by the band as "a call to action for the youth of the US, who seem to have
lost touch with rock music." Now this is Nancy Wheeler reminding you to
be good, and if you can't be good... go ahead and be bad. So long!
"Anthem For America" - Crazy Lixx
(Aug. 2021, from Nov. 2021 album Street Lethal)
From the West Coast waters to the
New York streets hear it calling me
For the sons and daughters of the wild and free
Can you feel the beat? Rock is all you need
From the Texas border 'cross the USA
Hear it calling me. All the sons and daughters,
all you wild and free, can you still believe?
