We conclude our episode on the 1984 movie Red Dawn. Most of the kids have lost their families, and the anger helps channel them into an elite fighting group, capable of defeating superior numbers and firepower. Join us and see where you stand on a movie like Red Dawn. Do you believe the group should stay and fight, or try and break for freedom? Thanks for listening!

Join us for our movie review of the 1984 classic Red Dawn, the first movie ever to receive the PG-13 rating. This film features a stellar cast and tells the story of "what if" the United States were invaded by Communists. Led by brother Jed (Patrick Swayze) and Matt (Charlie Sheen), learn how a group of teenage kids evolve into an effective guerilla outfit.

We conclude one of the greatest events of Gen X with the final performances of the evening in Philly. Duran Duran, Daryl Hall and John Oates, and even a Led Zeppelin reunion! We also reflect on the day, what it meant to us on that day, and how the event has held up over time. Thank you for helping us celebrate the 40th anniversary!

JFK Stadium continues to rock into the early evening during our tribute to the 40th Anniversary of Live Aid. Madonna, The Cars, The Pretenders, and Eric Clapton are just a small sample of the amazing talent you will hear in Part Two. Relive the party all over again!

We begin with the Philadelphia Live Aid lineup and run right up to lunch time. Timeless classic groups like The Four Tops and The Beach Boys share stage time with current headliners, like Rick Springfield and Bryan Adams. Also, the world is introduced to Run DMC and this new music called Rap! Join us and relive the day from 40 years ago!

The early portion of Live Aid in Wembley was a celebration of England's love of it's contemporary performers. The Second Act saw the concert flex their International muscles as the concert stage saw one superstar act after another. Relive Live Aid - Wembley through the eyes of The Brothers High as they recount the concert in the order in which they appeared.

We are excited to present to you our episode on Live Aid, a day when the free world stopped and watched two main rock concerts in the US and UK. In this four-part series, The Brothers High present July 13, 1985 as we remembered it and focus on the acts that performed on that sweltering day. Were you there at one of the venues? What do you remember about that day. Join us as we celebrate the 40th anniversary!

This Top 40 list is one of the best ever covered on The Gen X Playback Show! Old enough so that not all of the hits are remembered for a music video, but a lot of these songs are amongst the most memorable of our generation. This isn't a "Name That Tune" episode, because the songs are so easy to remember! Enjoy!

Hi everyone! Last year, we devoted our episode to original recordings. This year, we spend some quality time with our favorite covers in the Gen X era. While some of the heavy hitters are featured, you may be surprised with the likes of The Irish Rovers, and Barry Manilow. Celebrate the fastest growing Holiday tradition in Neffsville, PA with us! We hope that you have a wonderful and safe Christmas holiday!

With the recent passing of Quincy Jones, The Brothers High spend some time honoring one of the great careers in the entertainment business. Spanning nearly seven decades, Quincy was a musician, songwriter, producer, record label owner, and so much more. One of entertainment's most respected individuals, his accolades will live on forever. Join us as we relive some of his career through the music that he was a part of.