Beat Bodega

We discuss 90's hip hop with DJ G-Funk and Eric was totally lost.

90s Hip Hop Mix

Is 1991 the best year in music? The UK radio station Radio X recently conducted a survey and found the best year for music was 1991. This is because of the success of bands like the Red Hot Chili Peppers, R.E.M, Guns 'n' Roses, Metallica and Nirvana. We dive into this play list with returning guest DJ G-funk fresh off his Twitch launch. Keep it Fresh 

1991

1. (Intro) Beat Bodega Fembot

2. Lounge Act – Nirvana

3. Give it Away – Red Hot Chili Peppers

4. Bring the Noize – Public enemy feat. Anthrax

5. Cream – Prince & The New Power Generation

6. Motownphilly – Boyz II Men

7. Wild Thing – Tone Loc (1989)

8. Summertime – DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince

9. (You’re no longer cool) Beat Bodega Fembot

10. The Choice is Yours – Black Sheep

11. Evenflow – Pearl Jam

12. The Wrong N**** To F**k With – Ice Cube

13. (That escalated quickly) Beat Bodega Fembot

14. Hand on the Pump – Cypress Hill

15. (Too old to get louder) Beat Bodega Fembot

16. You Could Be Mine – Guns ‘N’ Roses

17. Rusty Cage – Soundgarden

18. Siva – Smashing Pumpkins

19. Radio Song – R.E.M Feat. KRS – 1

20. (Much respect) Beat Bodega Fembot

21. What’s the Scenario? – A Tribe Called Quest Feat. Leaders of a New School

22. Uptown Anthem – Naughty by Nature

23. (Our journey is almost over) Beat Bodega Fembot

24. Set a Drift of Memory Bliss – PM Dawn

25. Crazy – Seal

26. (Defibrillator) Beat Bodega Fembot

27. Wherever I May Roam – Metallica

80’s Movie Soundtrack Episode 5

1.  Frog Brothers (dialogue) – Lost Boys

2.  Cry Little Sister – Gerard McMann – Lost Boys

3.  Chappy’s Message (dialogue) – Iron Eagle

4.  One Vision – Queen – Iron Eagle

5.  Pure Snow! (dialogue)  – Better Off Dead

6.  E.G. Daily – One Way Love  - Better Off Dead

7.  Amanda Jones Doesn’t Know You (dialogue) – Some Kind of Wonderful

8.  Beat’s So Lonely – Charlie Sexton -  Some Kind of Wonderful

9.  Always Look Eye! (dialogue) – Karate Kid

10.  Young Hearts – Commuter – Karate Kid

11.  Meaning of Life (dialogue) – St. Elmo’s Fire

12.  St. Elmo’s Fire (Man in Motion) – St. Elmo’s Fire

13.  You’re on a Vision Quest!  (dialogue) – Vision Quest

14.  Lunatic Fringe – Red Rider – Vision Quest

15.  Hearts on Fire – John Cafferty & The Beaver Brown Band – Rocky IV

16.  Ain’t Nobody – Chaka Khan – Breakin

17.  The Shogun of Harlem (dialogue) – The Last Dragon

18.  Rhythm of the Night – Debarge – The Last Dragon

19.  Fair is Fair!(dialogue) – The Legend of Billie Jean

20.  Invincible – Pat Benetar - The Legend of Billie Jean

21.  I Fell the Need for Speed (dialogue) – Top Gun

22.  Danger Zone – Kenny Loggins – Top Gun

23.  Can’t Help Falling in Love – Lick the Tins - Some Kind of Wonderful

24.  We’re Not Gonna Take it – Twisted Sister – Iron Eagle

25.  Can you do that anytime you want? (dialogue)  – Teen Wolf

26.  Win In The End – Mark Safan – Teen Wolf

27.  I’m Not Doing This for Me, I’m doing it for You. (dialogue) – Ferris Bueller’s Day Off

28.  Love Missile F1-11 – Sigue Sigue Sputnik -  Ferris Bueller’s Day Off

29.  Strange Things are Afoot at the Circle K (dialogue)  – Bill & Teds Excellent Adventure

30.  In Time – Robbi Rob - Bill & Teds Excellent Adventure

31.  See Ya Next Saturday (dialogue) – The Breakfast Club

32.  Don’t You Forget About Me – Simple Minds

Post Credits

·  Bonus dialogue

·  Bonus Track

This episode we discuss 80's movie soundtracks with Vanessa Rojas Co-Executive Producer on Netflix’s fantasy drama, LOCKE & KEY.  Her previous writing credits include Hulu’s THE PATH and network series, BEAUTY & THE BEAST, BLUE BLOODS and THE EVENT.

KEEP IT FRESH!

Track List

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