Revenge of the 80s Radio - Hour 2

This week, we have a lot of fun talking 80s sitcoms with classic tv expert Herbie J. Pilato, host of Then Again With Herbie J Pilato. Having worked in the industry and written several books spanning stars and shows of the 60s, 70s and 80s, Pilato and Chris look at the 80s sitcoms as well as their better, influential and not-so-good contributions to entertainment and out culture.
We also play music from The Waitresses, The Buggles, The Divinyls, and more classic alternative artists.

This week, Adriana Kaegi talks with us about her newest projects: her television channel StyleCultureTV (available on Roku) and several new ambient music tracks. We also play music from Blaine L. Reininger, Lone Justice, New Model Army, The Motels and more

This week’s Revenge of the 80s Radio is dedicated to songs with the artists names in the titles, featuring music from Immaculate Fools, Dog Police, Dominatrix, Falco, Madness, Tear Garden, Book of Love and more

Jack Hues talks with Chris about hs upcoming new album, Primitif, and the newest Wang Chung album, Orchesography

This week on Revenge of the 80s Radio, we play new music from Linda Jo Rizzo and Andy Prieboy plus classics by Roman Holliday, Peter Case, Stan Ridgway, Mojo Nixon, It's Immaterial, The Three O'clock and more

This week we play songs about travel, driving, riding, flying, sailing and other means of transportation from artists including The Selecter, Stan Ridgway, Pearl Harbour and the Explosions, Nash the Slash, Devo, The 3 O'clock and many more classic alternative artists

Steven Jones and Man Parrish are back on with us. They will talk about their new collection: The Art of Pop. We also talk with Man about his other recent ventures and Steven gives us an update on the upcoming Electric Eye film and more work with Logan Sky.

Musician/producer Mark Rozzo talks with Chris about his soundtrack for the 80s movie parody audio project Passable in Pink. Rozzo's Passable in Pink soundtrack is comprised of several "bands" of different 80s sub-genres featuring prominent 80s-era musicians including Geoff Blythe of Dexy's and

Marshall Crenshaw talks with Chris about the re-release of his 1996 album, Miracle of Science, featuring two new bonus tracks. Crenshaw also discusses a documentary he is working on about producer Tom Wilson

This week‘s show features music from artists of the 80s out of New York City. We play tracks from Kid Creole & The Coconuts, The Dictators, Ron Rogers, Bush Tetras, The Toasters, Blondie and more.