Relive those amazing years of music from the decade of the 80's! Here you will hear all the classic New Wave hits, Radio hits, R&B classics, Hair Band tracks and Lost Treasures! Sit back and enjoy the ride through time in your virtual Delorian!

SONGLIST:

CUTS LIKE A KNIFE – BRYAN ADAMS
WHAT’S LOVE GOT TO DO WITH IT – TINA TURNER
BRASS IN POCKET (I’M SPECIAL) – THE PRETENDERS
FREE FALLIN’ – TOM PETTY
HEAD OVER HEELS – TEARS FOR FEARS
THE FLAME – CHEAP TRICK
PARTYMAN – PRINCE
THE LOCO-MOTION – KYLIE MINOGUE
THE HEAT IS ON – GLENN FREY
WALKING ON SUNSHINE – KATRINA & THE WAVES
TIME (CLOCK OF THE HEART) – CULTURE CLUB
JUST A GIGOLO/I AIN’T GOT NOBODY – DAVID LEE ROTH
HERE I GO AGAIN – WHITESNAKE
HOT GIRLS IN LOVE – LOVERBOY
NEED YOU TONIGHT – INXS
OUT OF TOUCH – HALL & OATES
ONE NIGHT IN BANGKOK – MURRAY HEAD
HE’S SO SHY – THE POINTER SISTERS
BORN IN THE U.S.A. – BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
ROCKIN’ INTO THE NIGHT - .38 SPECIAL
THE WARRIOR – SCANDAL
SHOULD’VE KNOWN BETTER – RICHARD MARX
ARTHUR’S THEME (THE BEST THAT YOU CAN DO) – CHRISTOPHER CROSS
I JUST CALLED TO SAY I LOVE YOU – STEVIE WONDER
YOU DON’T KNOW – SCARLETT & BLACK
OPEN YOUR HEART – MADONNA
GENIUS OF LOVE – TOM TOM CLUB
BABY DON’T FORGET MY NUMBER – MILLI VANILLI
GENERALS & MAJORS – XTC
COME DANCING – THE KINKS
SAY YOU WILL – FOREIGNER
SISTER CHRISTIAN – NIGHT RANGER
DESERT MOON – DENNIS DEYOUNG
WHAT ABOUT ME – MOVING PICTURES
TOUGH ALL OVER – JOHN CAFFERTY & THE BEAVER BROWN BAND
HARD HABIT TO BREAK – CHICAGO
YOU MAY BE RIGHT – BILLY JOEL
LAWYERS IN LOVE – JACKSON BROWNE
SISTERS ARE DOIN’ IT FOR THEMSELVES – EURYTHMICS & ARETHA FRANKLIN
SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I GO – THE CLASH
I DIDN’T MEAN TO TURN YOU ON – ROBERT PALMER
RAPTURE – BLONDIE

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