Welcome back to the 80s! The early 80s saw a sharp increase in popularity of British acts in the United States. With pop and rock music going through a creative slump in the U.S., and a little help from MTV, the desire for music from across the pond was beginning to grow. The British are coming, again!

A shout out to those of you who have been with us since the beginning and welcome to our new listeners. As always, thanks to the people who helped us put this together: Alan (for all our artwork), DJ Phil B (for the technical stuff) and David Baerwald and David Ricketts, also known as David + David, for their amazing album which inspired the title of our podcast.

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Songs chosen by both of us. Track list coming soon.

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BB & DD

Welcome back to the 80s! Or, more specifically, July 13, 1985. We're excited to bring you our 40th Anniversary tribute to one of the greatest music events of all time, Live Aid, the benefit concerts for African famine relief held at London's Wembley Stadium, and JFK Stadium in Philadelphia. In this episode we will be spotlighting the Philadelphia show. Wherever possible, we used the live recordings from that day. In some cases though, the sound quality of various songs wasn’t the best, or there wasn't a recording to use. So, we used an album track instead. We also broke slightly from format and used tracks that weren’t originally from the 80s, but were performed in “The City of Brotherly Love” that day.

A shout out to those of you who have been with us since the beginning and welcome to our new listeners. As always, thanks to the people who helped us put this together: Alan (for all our artwork), DJ Phil B (for the technical stuff) and David Baerwald and David Ricketts, also known as David + David, for their amazing album which inspired the title of our podcast.

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Songs chosen by both of us.

All live tracks are from the album "Live at Live Aid, JFK Stadium, July 13, 1985" (2004)

Joan Baez - Amazing Grace (Live at Live Aid)

The Hooters - And We Danced (Nervous Night 1985)

Kenny Loggins - Footloose (Live at Live Aid, original release Footloose soundtrack 1984)

Duran Duran - Union of the Snake (Live at Live Aid, original release Seven and the Ragged Tiger 1983)

The Beach Boys - Good Vibrations (Live at Live Aid, original release stand-alone single 1966)

Madonna - Into the Groove (Live at Live Aid, original release B-side to Angel 12" single 1985)

David Bowie and Mick Jagger - Dancing in the Streets (stand-alone single 1985)

Simple Minds - Ghostdancing (Live at Live Aid, original release Once Upon a Time 1985, single release 1986)

Bryan Adams - Summer of '69 (Live at Live Aid, original release Reckless 1984, single release 1985)

Rick Springfield - Love Somebody (Hard to Hold soundtrack 1984)

Run DMC - King of Rock (Live at Live Aid, original release King of Rock 1985)

REO Speedwagon - Can't Fight This Feeling (Live at Live Aid, original release Wheels are Turnin' 1984)

The Cars - Heartbeat City (Live at Live Aid, original release Heartbeat City 1984, single release 1985)

Hall and Oates - Out of Touch (Big Bam Boom 1984)

Thompson Twins - Hold Me Now (Into the Gap 1984, single release 1983)

Billy Ocean - Caribbean Queen (No More Love on the Run) (Suddenly 1984)

Patti LaBelle - Imagine (Live at Live Aid)

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers - Refugee (Live at Live Aid, original release Damn the Torpedoes 1980)

The Pretenders - Back on the Chain Gang (The King of Comedy soundtrack 1983)

Judas Priest - Living After Midnight (Live at Live Aid, original release British Steel 1980)

Eric Clapton - Layla (Live at Live Aid, original release Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs 1970, single release 1971)

USA for Africa - We Are the World (We Are the World 1985)

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BB & DD

Welcome back to the 80s! To introduce this episode, here’s a slight variation on the lyrics to Bob Seger’s Like a Rock (1986):
 
Forty years now
Where’d they go
Forty years
I don’t know
I sit and I wonder sometime
Where they’ve gone.
 
On June 9th, 1985, Dr. Dave and 300+ of his classmates graduated from Marquette Senior High School in Marquette, Michigan. In honor of that momentous occasion, this episode celebrates the 40th reunion of the MSHS Class of 1985. Go Redmen and Redettes! (Well, actually, now Sentinels, as they recently went through a name change, but it was who they were back in the day.)

A shout out to those of you who have been with us since the beginning and welcome to our new listeners. As always, thanks to the people who helped us put this together: Alan (for all our artwork), DJ Phil B (for the technical stuff) and David Baerwald and David Ricketts, also known as David + David, for their amazing album which inspired the title of our podcast.

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Songs chosen by Dr. Dave.

Group or artist - song title (album and release date)

1. The Power Station - Some Like It Hot (The Power Station 1985)

2. Bryan Adams - Run to You (Reckless 1984)

3. Wham! - Everything She Wants (Make it Big 1984)

4. Julian Lennon - Too Late for Goodbyes (Valotte 1984)

5. Prince - Raspberry Beret (Around the World in a Day 1985)

6. Howard Jones - Things Can Only Get Better (Dream Into Action 1985)

7. U2 - The Unforgettable Fire (The Unforgettable Fire 1984, single release 1985)

8. John Waite - Missing You (No Brakes 1984)

9. Madonna - Crazy for You (Vision Quest soundtrack 1985)

10. Til Tuesday - Voices Carry (Voices Carry 1985)

11. Tina Turner - Better Be Good to Me (Private Dancer 1984)

12. Pat Benatar - We Belong (Tropico 1984)

13. Philip Bailey & Phil Collins - Easy Lover (Chinese Wall 1984)

14. The Jacksons & Mick Jagger - State of Shock (Victory 1984)

15. Steve Perry - Strung Out (Street Talk 1984)

16. David Lee Roth - California Girls (Crazy from the Heat 1985)

17. Duran Duran - The Wild Boys (Arena 1984)

18. Hall & Oates - Method of Modern Love (Big Bam Boom 1984)

19. Animotion - Obsession (Animotion 1984)

20. The Time - Jungle Love (Ice Cream Castle 1984)

21. Tears for Fears - Shout (Songs from the Big Chair 1985, single release 1984)

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BB & DD

Welcome back to the 80s! Boomtowners know the names Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford and Tony Banks. They also know each was/is a member of the group, Genesis. This mini-episode features songs not only by the band, but also their various solo, duo, and group ventures.

A shout out to those of you who have been with us since the beginning and welcome to our new listeners. As always, thanks to the people who helped us put this together: Alan (for all our artwork), DJ Phil B (for the technical stuff) and David Baerwald and David Ricketts, also known as David + David, for their amazing album which inspired the title of our podcast.

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Songs chosen by Dr. Dave & Benny Banzai.

 Group or artist - song title (album and release date)

1. Genesis - Turn it On Again (Duke 1980)

2. Phil Collins - You Can't Hurry Love (Hello, I Must Be Going! 1982)

3. Peter Gabriel – Big Time (So 1986, single release 1987)

4. GTR - When the Heart Rules the Mind (GTR 1986)

5. Mike and the Mechanics - Taken In (Mike + The Mechanics 1985, single release 1986)

6. The Four Tops - Loco in Acapulco (Indestructible 1988)

7. Stephen Bishop - Walking on Air (Bowling in Paris 1986)

8. Frida - I Know Something's Going On (Something's Going On 1982)

9. Adam Ant - Strip (Strip 1983)

10. Anthony Phillips – Sally (Invisible Men 1983)

11. Mike Rutherford - Halfway There (Acting Very Strange 1982)

12. Fish and Tony Banks - Shortcut to Somewhere (Soundtracks 1986)

13. Peter Gabriel & Kate Bush - Don't Give Up (So 1986)

14. Genesis – Tonight, Tonight, Tonight (Invisible Touch 1986, single release 1987)

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BB & DD

Welcome back to the 80s! John Hughes. Born February 18, 1950 in Lansing, Michigan. Occupation: Writer, director, and producer of several films of the 1980s and 1990s. Heroes included Bob Dylan, John Lennon and Picasso. Was a fan of the NHL’s Detroit Red Wings right winger Gordie Howe. Died August 6, 2009 in New York City (age 59). 

To honor John Hughes on what would have been his 75th birthday this month, Episode 32 highlights some of the music heard in his films. 

A shout out to those of you who have been with us since the beginning and welcome to our new listeners. As always, thanks to the people who helped us put this together: Alan (for all our artwork), DJ Phil B (for the technical stuff) and David Baerwald and David Ricketts, also known as David + David, for their amazing album which inspired the title of our podcast.

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Songs chosen by both of us.

Group or artist - song title (album and release date)

Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark - If You Leave (Pretty in Pink soundtrack 1986)

The Jam - Town Called Malice (The Gift 1982)
Belouis Some - Round, Round (Pretty in Pink soundtrack 1986)

Gary U.S. Bonds - Class Reunion (National Lampoon's Class Reunion soundtrack 1982)

Emmylou Harris - Back in Baby's Arms (Planes, Trains and Automobiles soundtrack 1987)

Stray Cats - 16 Candles (Sixteen Candles soundtrack 1984)
Dave Wakeling - She's Having a Baby (She's Having a Baby soundtrack 1988)

The Beatles - Twist and Shout (Twist and Shout 1963)

Wayne Newton - Danke Schoen (Danke Schoen 1963)

Thompson Twins - If You Were Here (Quick Step & Side Kick 1983)

Dream Academy - The Edge of Forever (The Dream Academy 1985)

Echo and the Bunnymen - Bring on the Dancing Horses (Songs to Learn & Sing 1985)

Sigue Sigue Sputnik - Love Missile F1-11 (Ultraviolence Mix) (Flaunt It 1986)

Tone Loc - Wild Thing (Loc-Ed After Dark 1988)

Wang Chung - Fire in the Twilight (The Breakfast Club soundtrack 1985)

Gene Loves Jezebel - Desire (US Club Mix) (Discover 1986)

The Lords of the New Church - Method to My Madness (The Method to Our Madness 1984)

Karla Devito - We Are Not Alone (The Breakfast Club soundtrack 1985)

The March Violets - Miss Amanda Jones (Some Kind of Wonderful soundtrack 1987)

Lick the Tins - Can't Help Falling in Love (Blind Man on a Flying Horse 1986)

Wilson Pickett - Land of 1000 Dances (The Exciting Wilson Pickett 1966)

General Public - Tenderness (All the Rage 1984)

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BB & DD

Welcome back to the 80s! Five years ago, December 18, 2019, the first episode of Welcome to the Boomtown dropped. While we were happy with the final product, we also realize it could have been better. Much better. So, to celebrate our 5th Anniversary, here's Episode 1 - A Taste of the 80s, done in the style of our current episodes. This is what we had in mind in the beginning. Thank you to all our Boomtowners who have been with us from Day One. We appreciate you, a lot. 

Welcome to our new listeners! As always, thanks to the people who helped us put this together: Alan (for all our artwork), DJ Phil B (for the technical stuff) and David Baerwald and David Ricketts, also known as David + David, for their amazing album which inspired the title of our podcast.

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Songs chosen by both of us.

Group or artist - song title (album and release date)

Blondie - Call Me (American Gigolo soundtrack 1980)

Madness - Our House (The Rise & Fall 1982)

Rick Astley - Together Forever (Whenever You Need Somebody 1987, single release 1988)

The B-52's - Roam (Cosmic Thing 1989)

Bananarama - Venus (True Confessions 1986)

Los Lobos - Set Me Free (Rosa Lee) (By the Light of the Moon 1987)

ABBA - Lay All Your Love on Me (Super Trouper 1980, single release 1981)

Talking Heads - Wild Wild Life (True Stories 1986)

The Plimsouls - A Million Miles Away (Everywhere at Once 1983)

Berlin - The Metro (Pleasure Victim 1982, single release 1983)

XTC - Mayor of Simpleton (Oranges & Lemons 1989)

Yello - Oh Yeah (Stella 1985)

Roxette - The Look (Look Sharp! 1988, single release 1989)

The Greg Kihn Band - The Breakup Song (They Don't Write 'Em) (RocKihnRoll 1981)

U2 - Sunday Bloody Sunday (Live) (Under a Blood Red Sky 1983, original release War 1983)

The Police - Synchronicity II (Synchronicity 1983)

Rainbow - Street of Dreams (Bent Out of Shape 1983)

The Fixx - Secret Separation (Walkabout 1986)

The Alarm - Rain in the Summertime (Eye of the Hurricane 1987)

Simple Minds - Sanctify Yourself (Once Upon a Time 1985, single release 1986)

Peter Schilling - Major Tom (Coming Home) (Error in the System English Version 1983)

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BB & DD

Welcome back to the 80s! Eddie Van Halen once said, “A guitar is a very personal extension of the person playing it. You have to be emotionally and spiritually connected to your instrument.” Episode 31 features some guitar heroes of the 80s such as Slash, Joe Perry, Billy Gibbons and many others that exemplify Eddie’s statement through their memorable rhythms, riffs and solos.   Our thanks….

A shout out to those of you who have been with us since the beginning and welcome to our new listeners. As always, thanks to the people who helped us put this together: Alan (for all our artwork), DJ Phil B (for the technical stuff) and David Baerwald and David Ricketts, also known as David + David, for their amazing album which inspired the title of our podcast.

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Songs chosen by Dr. Dave & Benny Banzai.

Group or artist (guitar hero) - song title (album and release date)

Guns 'N' Roses (Slash) - Welcome to the Jungle (Appetite for Destruction 1987)
ZZ Top (Billy Gibbons) - Sharp Dressed Man (Eliminator 1983)
Asia (Steve Howe) - Heat of the Moment (Asia 1982)
Billy Idol (Steve Stevens) - Rebel Yell (Rebel Yell 1983, single release 1984)
R.E.M. (Peter Buck) - Finest Worksong  (Mutual Drum Horn mix) (Eponymous 1988, original release Document 1987, single release 1988)
Fleetwood Mac (Lindsey Buckingham) - Big Love (Tango in the Night 1987)
Journey (Neal Schon) - Still They Ride (Live) (Greatest Hits Live 1998, original release Escape 1981, single release 1982)
REO Speedwagon (Gary Richrath) - Take It on the Run (Hi Infidelity 1980, single release 1981)
Stevie Ray Vaughn & Double Trouble - Crossfire (In Step 1989)
A Flock of Seagulls (Paul Reynolds) - Space Age Love Song (A Flock of Seagulls 1982)
The Smiths (Johnny Marr) - How Soon is Now? (stand-alone single 1984 (B-side to William, It Was Really Nothing))
U2 (The Edge) - Bullet the Blue Sky (The Joshua Tree 1987)
Van Halen (Eddie Van Halen) - Mean Street (Fair Warning 1981)
Rush (Alex Lifeson) - Limelight (Moving Pictures 1981)
Dire Straits (Mark Knopfler) - Brothers in Arms (Brothers in Arms 1985)
Pink Floyd (David Gilmour) - Hey You (The Wall 1979, single release 1980 (B-side to Comfortably Numb))
Queen (Brian May) - Was It All Worth It (The Miracle 1989)
AC/DC (Angus Young) - Shoot to Thrill (Back in Black 1980)
Ozzy Osbourne (Randy Rhoads) - Over the Mountain (Diary of a Madman 1981)
Aerosmith (Joe Perry) - Rag Doll (Permanent Vacation 1987, single release 1988)
The Rolling Stones (Keith Richards) - Start Me Up (Tattoo You 1981)
Prince - Purple Rain (Purple Rain 1984)

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BB & DD

Welcome back to the 80s! What was your favorite technology of the 80s? Did you play videogames on an Atari, Sega or Nintendo system? Did you watch movies on a VHS or Betamax? Were you making calls on a Motorola brick phone? Or, did you “Clap on, Clap off” with everyone’s favorite hand-free controller, The Clapper? Episode 30 features songs about the science and technology of the 80s, with everything from calculators and computers, to rockets and robots.

A shout out to those of you who have been with us since the beginning and welcome to our new listeners. As always, thanks to the people who helped us put this together: Alan (for all our artwork), DJ Phil B (for the technical stuff) and David Baerwald and David Ricketts, also known as David + David, for their amazing album which inspired the title of our podcast.

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Songs chosen by Dr. Dave & Benny Banzai. 

Group or artist - song title (album and release date)

Wendy Carlos - Theme from Tron (Tron soundtrack 1982)

Thomas Dolby - She Blinded Me With Science (Extended) (The Golden Age of Wireless 1982)

Oingo Boingo - Weird Science (single version) (Weird Science soundtrack 1985)

Dire Straits - Industrial Disease (Love Over Gold 1982)

Pointer Sisters - Automatic (Break Out 1983)

Sheena Easton - Telefone (Long Distant Love Affair) (Best Kept Secret 1983)

El DeBarge - Who's Johnny (El DeBarge 1986)

The Polecats - Make a Circuit with Me (Make a Circuit with Me EP 1983)

Buckner & Garcia - Pac-Man Fever (Pac-Man Fever 1981)

Styx - Mr. Roboto (Kilroy Was Here 1983)

The Buggles - Living in the Plastic Age (The Age of Plastic 1980)

A Flock of Seagulls - Telecommunication (A Flock of Seagulls 1982, single release 1981)

Kraftwerk - Pocket Calculator (Computer World 1981)

Rush - Countdown (Signals 1982, single release 1983)

The Alan Parsons Project - Ammonia Avenue (Ammonia Avenue 1984)

Def Leppard - Rocket (Hysteria 1987, single release 1989)

Boston - Cool the Engines (Third Stage 1986)

Donnie Iris - Do You Compute? (Fortune 410 1983)

Prince - Computer Blue (Purple Rain 1984)

Revenge - They're So Incredible (Revenge of the Nerds soundtrack 1984)

Huey Lewis and the News - Back in Time (Back to the Future soundtrack 1985)

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BB & DD

Welcome back to the 80s! From August 1984 - April 1988, Benny Banzai was in charge of the Wayne State College Student Activities Board Film Program.. His many responsibilities included:  booking, scheduling and logistics, marketing, projectionist, and selecting the pre-show music. Episode 29 is another one of his mixtapes featuring some of his favorite songs of the 80s that he played before the films at WSC. 

A shout out to those of you who have been with us since the beginning and welcome to our new listeners. As always, thanks to the people who helped us put this together: Alan (for all our artwork), DJ Phil B (for the technical stuff) and David Baerwald and David Ricketts, also known as David + David, for their amazing album which inspired the title of our podcast.

Please tell all your friends about us and follow this page so you know when new podcasts are available. You can also follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, Tribel, Hive, Mastodon, Threads, and Bluesky.

Songs chosen by Benny Banzai & Dr. Dave.

Group or artist - song title (album and release date)

1. Ken Thorne - Preface (Superman II soundtrack 1981 - based on original material composed by John Williams)

2. Bruce Hornsby and the Range - The Way It Is (The Way It Is 1986)

3. The Fabulous Thunderbirds - Tuff Enuff (Tuff Enuff 1986)

4. Berlin - No More Words (Love Life 1984)

5. Missing Persons - Words (Spring Session M 1982)
6. Men at Work - Dr. Heckle and Mr. Jive (Cargo 1983)

7. INXS - This Time (Listen Like Thieves 1985)
8. Robert Cray - Smoking Gun (stand alone single 1986)

9. Kenny Loggins - Heart to Heart (High Adventure 1982)
10. Wang Chung - Don't Let Go (Points on the Curve 1984)

11. Echo & the Bunnymen - People are Strange (The Lost Boys soundtrack 1987)

12. Marshall Crenshaw - Crying, Hoping, Waiting (La Bamba soundtrack 1987)

13. Simple Minds - Alive and Kicking (Once Upon a Time 1985)

14. John Parr - St. Elmo's Fire (Man in Motion) (St. Elmo's Fire soundtrack 1985)

15. Queen - A Kind of Magic (A Kind of Magic 1986)

16. Lloyd Cole and the Commotions - Lost Weekend (Easy Pieces 1985)
17. New Order - Love Vigilantes (Low-Life 1985)

18. Julian Cope - World Shut Your Mouth (Saint Julian 1987, single release 1986)
19. Eric Clapton - She's Waiting (Behind the Sun 1985)

20. John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band - C.I.T.Y. (Tough All Over 1985)
21. George Harrison - Got My Mind Set on You (Cloud Nine 1987)

22. Electric Light Orchestra - Calling America (Balance of Power 1986)
23. Levi Stubbs - Mean Green Mother from Outer Space (Little Shop of Horrors soundtrack 1986)

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BB & DD

“Ladies and gentlemen, rock and roll.” Welcome back to the 80s. On August 1, 1981 viewers in New Jersey were the first to see the debut of a new music video channel, MTV.  In the years that followed, MTV would become a cultural phenomenon, influencing TV, film, advertising and fashion. However, for Episode 28, we thought it would be uber-nostalgic to go back to those days between January 1, 1980 and July 31, 1981 to hear what music was like before MTV changed everything.

A shout out to those of you who have been with us since the beginning and welcome to our new listeners. As always, thanks to Team Boomtown: Alan (artwork), DJ Phil B (technical advice) and David Baerwald and David Ricketts, also known as David + David, for their amazing album which inspired the title of our podcast.

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Songs chosen by Dr. Dave and Benny Banzai.

Group or artist - song title (album and release date)

1. Kenny Loggins - I'm Alright (Extended Movie Opening Version) (Caddyshack soundtrack 1980)

2. Billy Joel - Sometimes a Fantasy (Glass Houses 1980)

3. The Commodores - Lady (You Bring Me Up) (In the Pocket 1981)

4.  Boz Scaggs - Breakdown Dead Ahead (Middle Man 1980)

5. Linda Ronstadt - How Do I Make You (Mad Love 1980)
6. Rocky Burnette - Tired of Toein' the Line (The Son of Rock and Roll 1980)
7. The Manhattan Transfer - The Boy From New York City (Mecca for Moderns 1981)
8. Christopher Cross - Sailing (Christopher Cross 1979, single release 1980)
9. Ambrosia - Biggest Part of Me (One Eighty 1980)
10. Leo Sayer - More Than I Can Say (Living in a Fantasy 1980)
11. Champaign - How 'Bout Us (How 'Bout Us 1981)
12.  ABBA - The Winner Takes it All (Super Trouper 1980)
13. Sheena Easton - For Your Eyes Only (For Your Eyes Only soundtrack 1981)
14. Rod Stewart - Passion (Foolish Behavior 1980)
15. The Rolling Stones - Emotional Rescue (Emotional Rescue 1980)
16. Joe Walsh - All Night Long (Urban Cowboy soundtrack 1980)
17. Jim Steinman - Rock and Roll Dreams Come Through (Bad for Good 1981)
18. Santana - Winning (Zebop! 1981)
19. John Lennon - (Just Like) Starting Over (Double Fantasy 1980)
20. George Harrison - All Those Years Ago (Somewhere in England 1981)
21. Paul McCartney - Coming Up (Live at Glasgow edit) (All the Best! (US release) 1987, original release McCartney II 1980)
22. Willie Nelson - On the Road Again (Live) (Greatest Hits (& Some That Will Be) 1981, original release Willie Nelson & Family - Honeysuckle Rose soundtrack 1980)

Listen, enjoy, follow, share, and thanks for keeping 80s music alive!

BB & DD