People dont realize the work that goes Making this videos...tempo, matching keys, themes, Ruth se... mixing all genres and make them sound like one song... an almost impossible feat... kudos to the djay, and thank you for your talent and generosity
Here's the complete list with time stamps. Well done everyone! 0:00 Guns n Roses "Patience" (Lyric "1, 2, 1 2 3") 0:04 U2 "All I want is you" (Lyric "You say, you want, diamonds and rings of gold ... " ) 0:04 The La's "There she goes" (16 note electric guitar riff) 0:04 Poison "Every rose has its thorn" (Strummed guitar) 0:04 Prince "Alphabet St" (Drums) 0:14 Talk Talk "I believe in you" (Video: Cymbals) 0:15 Poison "Nothing but a good time" (Audio: Electric guitar riff. Video: Guitarist on green stage) 0:20 Living Colour "Cult of Personality" (Drummer in red singlet playing a drum fill) 0:22 The Pixies "Gigantic" (Lyric "Gigantic") 0:22 NWA "Straight outta Compton" (Audio: Drums + Video: Legs walking down the street) 0:23 Cocteau Twins "Carolyn's Fingers" (Video: Screen goes purple) 0:39 L'Trimm "Cars with the boom" (Lyric "We like the cars, the cars that go boom". Note: Barely a hit in 1988, but went viral on TikTok in 2020. Can you imagine getting world famous when you're 50 for what you did when you were 15?) 0:44 Boogie Down Productions "My philosophy" (Lyric "Fresh for 88") 0:49 Information Society "What's on your mind (pure energy)" (Audio: Electronic drums + Video: Drummer playing cartoon drums) 0:52 ? ? (Black and white video - man pointing) 0:52 The Bangles "Eternal Flame" (Audio: Electric piano chords) 0:53 Jeffrey Osborne "She's on the left" (Audio: High synth rhythm where the notes are an octave apart. Video: Woman throws glitter into the air) 0:54 Big Daddy Kane "Ain't no half steppin'" (Two men face each other in a boxing ring) 0:54 Tracy Chapman "Fast Car" (Video: Singer with black background with a gold light to the right of her head) 0:56 Neneh Cherry "Buffalo Stance" (Lyric: "We always hang in a buffalo stance ...") 0:56 Mike + the Mechanics "The Living Years" (Audio: Guitar chord + keyboard pads. Video: Guitarist with black and white guitar) 1:02 ? ? (Keyboardist in a leather jacket with a Yamaha DX7, because it's 1988) 1:07 Slick Rick "Children's story" (Audio: Piano riff + Video: Someone throws a bag of money at an eye-patched rapper) 1:07 New Kids on the Block "The right stuff" (Audio: Bass drum + Video: A guy wearing a leather jacket and fedora dances) 1:08 Paula Abdul "Cold-hearted" (Lyric: "He's a cold-hearted snake, look into his eyes ") 1:11 REM "Orange Crush" (Video: A man dancing with a megaphone) 1:19 Escape Club "Wild wild west" (A pirate plays the simplest drum beat possible) 1:26 Bobby Brown "Don't be cruel" (Lyric: "Don't be, don't be. Don't be, don't be, baby ... ") 1:26 Public Enemy "Don't believe the hype" (Lyric: "Don't. Don't Don't. Don't believe the hype") 1:26 They Might Be Giants "Ana Ng" (Audio: Fuzzy guitar rhythm. Video: Two guys banging on desks at 1:29.) 1:30 Slick Rick "Children's story" reprise (Piano riff) 1:31 MC Lyte "Lyte as a rock" (Singer in oversized white coat in a stylised video) [Thanks Reldnah 123456789 for spotting that!] 1:33 New Edition "If it isn't love" (Backing singers turn around in jumps) 1:35 Metallica "One" (Video: Black and white video of guitar / doctors staring down at patient) 1:36 Fugazi "Waiting room" (Video: Punk band. Audio: Bass guitar) 1:39 Danzig "Mother" (Lyric: "Mother, tell your children not to walk my way...") 1:40 Freddie Jackson "Nice and Slow" (Audio: Faint electric toms from the start of the song) 1:41 Joan Jett & the Blackhearts "I hate myself for loving you" (Audio: Drum beat + Video: Black and white video of a woman / studded boots walking down street) 1:44 Billy Ocean "Get outta my dreams" (Lyric: "Hey!", Video: Man in car shouting "Hey!") 1:46 Roxette "She's got the look" (Video: Woman doing the ironing. But, you know, sexily. Lyric: "She's got the look" at 1:52 ) 1:47 Roxette "Listen to your heart" (Audio: Synth line. Video: people holding sparklers and cigarette lighters) 1:55 ? ? (Drummer wearing a purple headband) 1:57 Paula Abdul "Opposites attract" (Audio: Synth line + Video: Paula Abdul dances with cartoon characters) 2:11 Paula Abdul "Straight Up" (Audio: synth flute riff + Video: Black and white video of dancer) 2:12 Steve Winwood "Roll with it" (Drum fill) 2:13 Fine Young Cannibals "She drives me crazy" (Lyric: "She drives me crazy. Oh. Oh....") 2:13 Pixies "Where is my mind" (Audio: Strummed guitar. Note: This song was used over the closing credits in the movie "Fight Club") 2:17 Enya "Orinoco Flow" (Audio: Synth string pizzicato. Video: Stop motion video of short-haired woman in a white shirt) 2:24 REM "Stand" (Globe spinning with objects attached on chains + Audio: High synth drone) 2:28 Robert Palmer "Simply Irresistible" (Video: Five simply irresistible dancers) 2:31 Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock "It takes two" (Audio: Percussion & "yeah!" + Video: Crowd on street, led by rapper in a green and white tracksuit and white cap) 2:34 Milli Vanilli "Girl you know it's true" (Lyric: "Girl you know it's true" + Video: Milli Vanilli lip syncing to someone else singing "Girl you know it's true") 2:43 Primitives "Crash" (Blonde singer sings "Na nana nana, na nana nana, ah") 2:45 ? ? (Grainy black and white video of a guy checking out a girl) 2:50 U2 "Angel of Harlem" (Black and white video of session musicians in a brass section being looked at by a guitarist in a hat and wearing a cross) 2:51 Erasure "A little respect" (Blond singer with very high voice and a white t-shirt.) 2:54 Public Enemy "Black Steel In The Hour Of Chaos" (Lyric: "I want everybody in the house to say 'ho'!") 2:58 Boy Meets Girl "Waiting for a star to fall" (Keyboard riff) 2:59 Whitney Houston "One moment in time" (Singer in front of gold stage-risers and wearing a dark pink blouse and black dress bows. Taken from a 1989 Sammy Davis Jr concert. ) Not worked out yet: Nothing! We've got at least one song from every artist in the list! Well done everyone!
I just want to thank you for doing these, it's so cool to see which layers and videos are from which songs! I love helping where I can, but I don't know a majortiy of these songs, and these lists help me discover them! You should also do this for 79, 81,82,83, and 86 too! If you get a chance that is haha.
@@jakobmueller7742 Incidentally, out of the songs you've discovered by listening to these mashups, have you discovered any new favourites you weren't really aware of before? I've completely got into Rush, both The Spirit of Radio and Tom Sawyer. And also The Alan Parsons Project's "Eye In The Sky", which has been stuck in my head for the last 3 days.
I was really hoping to hear Bobby McFerrin's "Don't Worry Be Happy" in the 1988 video. It was such a huge song in '88, and was a favorite of mine and my friends. Oh well, can't have it all. :)
Thank you guys for doing these mash-ups! I appreciate your talent and love the message at the end of this one. Keep up the good work and hopefully we'll see you perform in person soon!
This is the year I started following the charts. These mixes are amazing but I suspect they would be even better for someone who is new to the music of these years. I'm constantly distracted by what I know intimately coming at me in a different way while they would just enjoy it as something new.
Too bad many of the songs go by album release and copyright, and not actual single release. They're going to be confused. A lot of these are remembered as 1989 and a few 1990.
as a beach boys fan, im a bit disappointed neither kokomo nor love and mercy made it into this one, but i still love all these little year themed mashups.
Here! Here! ‘88 was incredibly memorable. Performing for two U.S.presidents ( one sitting) and playing at the first game of the World Series at Dodgers Stadium was no big deal at the time. I thought it was normal. (It’s not.) 🤘🤦♀️
The mixing was much better on this one than the previous few -- no abrupt tempo shifts, and everything complimented each other. I've gotta ask though -- where did you live that you thought Paula Abdul and Milli Vanilli were the most representative stuff in 1988??? Reach out a little and broaden stuff up -- no need to bury the good tracks! You guys do great work, I'd love to see you use more good material and sideline the bad, instead of the other way around. Switch up the ratios of Billy Ocean to NWA and that of Phil Collins to Erasure, and you'll be all set. The message at the end was awesome and true.
I feel the exact opposite. Paula Abdul and Milli Vanilli were HUGE back then but anyone who tells you they were a Pixies fan in '88 is lying. Same for Danzig, there was a following but it was definitely not mainstream. It wasn't until years later that those songs/bands became appreciated.
This is part of why these mixes are genius. "Underground" or "alternative" stuff is there, but hidden deeper in the mix. The Cure is in their 1979 mix, for instance--long before anyone really heard of them in the US. Joy Division is in 1979 and 1980, New Order is in every year, I think. But not at the front. Smiths are in 1983 and 1984, but hidden under the surface. The mixes are in direct proportion to mainstream popularity, but incorporate much more than is visible at a quick glance.
@@blackfeltfedora >> "anyone who tells you they were a Pixies fan in '88 is lying" LOL. Dude... Not just me, but most of my friends, were Pixies fans well before that. Anyone in NY or Boston who was even REMOTELY into the Indie scene had "Come On Pilgrim" in heavy rotation; not to mention how Black Francis was all over the local 'zines at the time. Did you not even have a college radio station in your town???
So true !!!! Paula Abdul's "Cold Hearted" vocals deserves a whole 3 min mix on Neneh Cherry's "Buffalo Stance" beat... with the Slick Rick's "Children Story" piano riff. Keep the magic on ;)
Not to nitpick, but it's not entirely fair to include "Cold Hearted" and "Opposites Attract" for 1988 here. The songs were on the "Forever Your Girl" album that was released in 1988, but both those songs went through a massive overhaul for their single/video versions. Both were remixed, "Cold Hearted" had a rap breakdown added, and "Opposites Attract" had two additional verses by MC Skat Kat added. Those new single/video versions are the ones included here. Both were released well into 1989. So yes, the songs existed in 1988, but not in the form featured here. Ok, go ahead, call me out for being too particular.
From 01:09 to 01:24 there is a really catchy melody playing, mixed with Cold Hearted by Paula Abdul. Does anyone know which song this melody comes from?
There are five songs mixed in with Don't Believe the Hype. Bobby Brown's "Don't be cruel" is the singing; They Might Be Giants "Anna Ng" is the fuzzy guitar'; Slick Rick "Children's Story" is the piano riff; MC Lyte is in there (although I can't figure out which song it is); New Edition "If this isn't love" is the video at the end where a boy band jumps around in a circle. If you search for my name in the comments, I've listed all the songs I could figure out and where they appear in this mashup.
Trump or his administration don't care about music or venues .. it is a sad shame but it is truth ... Go support your local venues as they start to open in some form .. it is up too US the fans !
As an Aussie I've been noticing our stuff in some of these mixes. Also UK, Irish, Swedish, Canadian stuff too, and I'm sure there's more I'm just overlooking.
Yeah, the album might have been released in '88, but the vid and the single wouldn't have been till 89 at least. Both the Paula Abdul and Metallica singles weren't until 1989, at least
Wow, not impressed with this one at all. 1988 was such a great year for music, the year I started high school. This seemed rushed and created by someone not even around, in that generation. Still, I'm a big fan of what you guys are doing.
These things are clearly a labor of love that take months to produce. If you don’t like a video, maybe just keep that opinion to yourself and move on to the next one. (Or better yet, comment on the videos that you DID love!)
People dont realize the work that goes Making this videos...tempo, matching keys, themes, Ruth se... mixing all genres and make them sound like one song... an almost impossible feat... kudos to the djay, and thank you for your talent and generosity
Um, how do these not have MORE VIEWS?? HOW?? You are simply the best
Here's the complete list with time stamps. Well done everyone!
0:00 Guns n Roses "Patience" (Lyric "1, 2, 1 2 3")
0:04 U2 "All I want is you" (Lyric "You say, you want, diamonds and rings of gold ... " )
0:04 The La's "There she goes" (16 note electric guitar riff)
0:04 Poison "Every rose has its thorn" (Strummed guitar)
0:04 Prince "Alphabet St" (Drums)
0:14 Talk Talk "I believe in you" (Video: Cymbals)
0:15 Poison "Nothing but a good time" (Audio: Electric guitar riff. Video: Guitarist on green stage)
0:20 Living Colour "Cult of Personality" (Drummer in red singlet playing a drum fill)
0:22 The Pixies "Gigantic" (Lyric "Gigantic")
0:22 NWA "Straight outta Compton" (Audio: Drums + Video: Legs walking down the street)
0:23 Cocteau Twins "Carolyn's Fingers" (Video: Screen goes purple)
0:39 L'Trimm "Cars with the boom" (Lyric "We like the cars, the cars that go boom". Note: Barely a hit in 1988, but went viral on TikTok in 2020. Can you imagine getting world famous when you're 50 for what you did when you were 15?)
0:44 Boogie Down Productions "My philosophy" (Lyric "Fresh for 88")
0:49 Information Society "What's on your mind (pure energy)" (Audio: Electronic drums + Video: Drummer playing cartoon drums)
0:52 ? ? (Black and white video - man pointing)
0:52 The Bangles "Eternal Flame" (Audio: Electric piano chords)
0:53 Jeffrey Osborne "She's on the left" (Audio: High synth rhythm where the notes are an octave apart. Video: Woman throws glitter into the air)
0:54 Big Daddy Kane "Ain't no half steppin'" (Two men face each other in a boxing ring)
0:54 Tracy Chapman "Fast Car" (Video: Singer with black background with a gold light to the right of her head)
0:56 Neneh Cherry "Buffalo Stance" (Lyric: "We always hang in a buffalo stance ...")
0:56 Mike + the Mechanics "The Living Years" (Audio: Guitar chord + keyboard pads. Video: Guitarist with black and white guitar)
1:02 ? ? (Keyboardist in a leather jacket with a Yamaha DX7, because it's 1988)
1:07 Slick Rick "Children's story" (Audio: Piano riff + Video: Someone throws a bag of money at an eye-patched rapper)
1:07 New Kids on the Block "The right stuff" (Audio: Bass drum + Video: A guy wearing a leather jacket and fedora dances)
1:08 Paula Abdul "Cold-hearted" (Lyric: "He's a cold-hearted snake, look into his eyes ")
1:11 REM "Orange Crush" (Video: A man dancing with a megaphone)
1:19 Escape Club "Wild wild west" (A pirate plays the simplest drum beat possible)
1:26 Bobby Brown "Don't be cruel" (Lyric: "Don't be, don't be. Don't be, don't be, baby ... ")
1:26 Public Enemy "Don't believe the hype" (Lyric: "Don't. Don't Don't. Don't believe the hype")
1:26 They Might Be Giants "Ana Ng" (Audio: Fuzzy guitar rhythm. Video: Two guys banging on desks at 1:29.)
1:30 Slick Rick "Children's story" reprise (Piano riff)
1:31 MC Lyte "Lyte as a rock" (Singer in oversized white coat in a stylised video) [Thanks Reldnah 123456789 for spotting that!]
1:33 New Edition "If it isn't love" (Backing singers turn around in jumps)
1:35 Metallica "One" (Video: Black and white video of guitar / doctors staring down at patient)
1:36 Fugazi "Waiting room" (Video: Punk band. Audio: Bass guitar)
1:39 Danzig "Mother" (Lyric: "Mother, tell your children not to walk my way...")
1:40 Freddie Jackson "Nice and Slow" (Audio: Faint electric toms from the start of the song)
1:41 Joan Jett & the Blackhearts "I hate myself for loving you" (Audio: Drum beat + Video: Black and white video of a woman / studded boots walking down street)
1:44 Billy Ocean "Get outta my dreams" (Lyric: "Hey!", Video: Man in car shouting "Hey!")
1:46 Roxette "She's got the look" (Video: Woman doing the ironing. But, you know, sexily. Lyric: "She's got the look" at 1:52 )
1:47 Roxette "Listen to your heart" (Audio: Synth line. Video: people holding sparklers and cigarette lighters)
1:55 ? ? (Drummer wearing a purple headband)
1:57 Paula Abdul "Opposites attract" (Audio: Synth line + Video: Paula Abdul dances with cartoon characters)
2:11 Paula Abdul "Straight Up" (Audio: synth flute riff + Video: Black and white video of dancer)
2:12 Steve Winwood "Roll with it" (Drum fill)
2:13 Fine Young Cannibals "She drives me crazy" (Lyric: "She drives me crazy. Oh. Oh....")
2:13 Pixies "Where is my mind" (Audio: Strummed guitar. Note: This song was used over the closing credits in the movie "Fight Club")
2:17 Enya "Orinoco Flow" (Audio: Synth string pizzicato. Video: Stop motion video of short-haired woman in a white shirt)
2:24 REM "Stand" (Globe spinning with objects attached on chains + Audio: High synth drone)
2:28 Robert Palmer "Simply Irresistible" (Video: Five simply irresistible dancers)
2:31 Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock "It takes two" (Audio: Percussion & "yeah!" + Video: Crowd on street, led by rapper in a green and white tracksuit and white cap)
2:34 Milli Vanilli "Girl you know it's true" (Lyric: "Girl you know it's true" + Video: Milli Vanilli lip syncing to someone else singing "Girl you know it's true")
2:43 Primitives "Crash" (Blonde singer sings "Na nana nana, na nana nana, ah")
2:45 ? ? (Grainy black and white video of a guy checking out a girl)
2:50 U2 "Angel of Harlem" (Black and white video of session musicians in a brass section being looked at by a guitarist in a hat and wearing a cross)
2:51 Erasure "A little respect" (Blond singer with very high voice and a white t-shirt.)
2:54 Public Enemy "Black Steel In The Hour Of Chaos" (Lyric: "I want everybody in the house to say 'ho'!")
2:58 Boy Meets Girl "Waiting for a star to fall" (Keyboard riff)
2:59 Whitney Houston "One moment in time" (Singer in front of gold stage-risers and wearing a dark pink blouse and black dress bows. Taken from a 1989 Sammy Davis Jr concert. )
Not worked out yet: Nothing! We've got at least one song from every artist in the list! Well done everyone!
1:31 MC Lyte "Lyte as a Rock"
I just want to thank you for doing these, it's so cool to see which layers and videos are from which songs! I love helping where I can, but I don't know a majortiy of these songs, and these lists help me discover them! You should also do this for 79, 81,82,83, and 86 too! If you get a chance that is haha.
2:45 is "It Takes Two" by Rob Base and DJ EZ Rock.
@@jakobmueller7742 Done! All lists are now up (at least, as far as the songs I've been able to work out.)
@@jakobmueller7742 Incidentally, out of the songs you've discovered by listening to these mashups, have you discovered any new favourites you weren't really aware of before?
I've completely got into Rush, both The Spirit of Radio and Tom Sawyer. And also The Alan Parsons Project's "Eye In The Sky", which has been stuck in my head for the last 3 days.
These have been shown to so many of my friends, and one thing that's lifted my spirts these past weeks. THANK YOU!
You are the reason I look forward to Thursdays. I enjoy these so much!
I was really hoping to hear Bobby McFerrin's "Don't Worry Be Happy" in the 1988 video. It was such a huge song in '88, and was a favorite of mine and my friends. Oh well, can't have it all. :)
When I was 6, I couldn't tell any difference between the 80s and 90s. Good stuff.
1988 and 1991, OK. 1984 and 1994, there's a definite difference. 1980/1999, well duh, lol ...
there is something really magical about these
Thank you guys for doing these mash-ups! I appreciate your talent and love the message at the end of this one. Keep up the good work and hopefully we'll see you perform in person soon!
Nice job with this one! Can't wait for the 1989 mashup! :D
I knowwww!! I’ve been waiting for weeks!!
there's nothing I'm looking more forward to than these uploads
This is puré genious...coming from a 47 year old who used to dj at 15...this is gold
😂 I'm 50 but I used to dj when I was 15 too. 2 decks in a wooden case and big chunky disco lights 😁
Simon Says oh man... I know the feeling.... how about those crates full of vinyls...
@@edcastilloromo Yes. My vinyl are now in wooden square boxes 👍
Best mashup channel ever!!
These mashups have been amazing. Please say you’ll be back to do this again for the 90s!
They're working on the 90s should be uploaded by October
Do them forever, these compilations...
I hope you've caught yourself up to 1995 by now...!
@@chrisrj9871 I watched it the moment it came on. 😁
0:56
1:07 pwns
1:36 - Fugazi playing "Waiting Room" at the Wilson Center, Washington DC, 12/29/88
I appreciate what you guys do. Thank you for a little escapism.
Man, that Ana Ng video is sublime.
Ana Ng and I are getting old...
@@DanDalessio And we still haven’t walked in the glow of each other’s majestic presence.
Incredible work! Please keep them coming.
Omg, They Might Be Giants were in this one!!
im assuming you went by when they were released on their albums since some of these were hits in 1989 and 1990. still its amazing mashup dont stop
yep! that's why a song like maroon 5's "this love" was in the 2002 mashup even though it didn't chart until 2 years later
This one is GIGANTIC!!!!!! Now, where is my mind????
This made me want to prepare my Ghetto Blaster to record my favorite songs of that era. Rick Dees and Casey Kasem's Top 40 every Sunday!
Awesome job!
Hearing gigantic over straight outta Compton absolutely sent me
ME TOO! Lost it! 👊. Plus, Paula Abdul mixed with Glen Danzig? Well, they ARE the same height! 😉🤣❤️
Top class as always .
Aaaawwwwwww. Yeeeaaahhhhh! Rocking it like BBoys fellas! Keep it up!
Amazing again!!!!
you could have let us forget Milli Vanilli...Just kidding, these are awesome!!!
Love this! The year I graduated college!
2 Pixies tracks, aren’t we spoiled
You are not special. You are not a beautiful or unique snowflake.
1988 was blessed
Awesome!
This is the year I started following the charts. These mixes are amazing but I suspect they would be even better for someone who is new to the music of these years. I'm constantly distracted by what I know intimately coming at me in a different way while they would just enjoy it as something new.
Too bad many of the songs go by album release and copyright, and not actual single release. They're going to be confused. A lot of these are remembered as 1989 and a few 1990.
@@chrisrj9871 Ha! My memory's not that accurate anyway. :)
I'm assuming 1989 has been delayed to incorporate more usage of "Fight the Power"
@Hot Jambalaya You know it!
I was 11 years old in junior high school in the 6th grade in 1988.
Danzig, Roxette and Paula Abdul fuck yeah man. Keep em comin
Love it! Wondering if you will ever do a collected best of 80s mix?
Thumbs _WAY_ the fuck up for two entirely different Roxette songs in the same video! :)
Every one is pure genius!
Yeah these are all great, 90's ones would be amazing!
I hope you got to see them :) and everything else!
as a beach boys fan, im a bit disappointed neither kokomo nor love and mercy made it into this one, but i still love all these little year themed mashups.
The year I turned 16. What a great time to be alive!
Here! Here! ‘88 was incredibly memorable. Performing for two U.S.presidents ( one sitting) and playing at the first game of the World Series at Dodgers Stadium was no big deal at the time. I thought it was normal. (It’s not.) 🤘🤦♀️
I was 8... um... we played Nintendo :)
HAPPY NEW YEAR 1989 🎉 🎊 🎉
The mixing was much better on this one than the previous few -- no abrupt tempo shifts, and everything complimented each other. I've gotta ask though -- where did you live that you thought Paula Abdul and Milli Vanilli were the most representative stuff in 1988??? Reach out a little and broaden stuff up -- no need to bury the good tracks! You guys do great work, I'd love to see you use more good material and sideline the bad, instead of the other way around. Switch up the ratios of Billy Ocean to NWA and that of Phil Collins to Erasure, and you'll be all set.
The message at the end was awesome and true.
I feel the exact opposite. Paula Abdul and Milli Vanilli were HUGE back then but anyone who tells you they were a Pixies fan in '88 is lying. Same for Danzig, there was a following but it was definitely not mainstream. It wasn't until years later that those songs/bands became appreciated.
This is part of why these mixes are genius. "Underground" or "alternative" stuff is there, but hidden deeper in the mix. The Cure is in their 1979 mix, for instance--long before anyone really heard of them in the US. Joy Division is in 1979 and 1980, New Order is in every year, I think. But not at the front. Smiths are in 1983 and 1984, but hidden under the surface. The mixes are in direct proportion to mainstream popularity, but incorporate much more than is visible at a quick glance.
@@blackfeltfedora
>> "anyone who tells you they were a Pixies fan in '88 is lying"
LOL. Dude... Not just me, but most of my friends, were Pixies fans well before that. Anyone in NY or Boston who was even REMOTELY into the Indie scene had "Come On Pilgrim" in heavy rotation; not to mention how Black Francis was all over the local 'zines at the time. Did you not even have a college radio station in your town???
#TMBG yes!
Will you please release a full version of the Cold Hearted Snake/Buffalo Stance mashup you had there? That is some fucking magic.
I'd prefer a Danzig/Paula Abdul mashup, but ok
XD
So true !!!! Paula Abdul's "Cold Hearted" vocals deserves a whole 3 min mix on Neneh Cherry's "Buffalo Stance" beat... with the Slick Rick's "Children Story" piano riff. Keep the magic on ;)
These mash ups are solid. @thehoodinternet what software do you use for your processing? Ableton?
Thumbs up for Danzing MOTHER and KRS One
I hope the 1989 isn't the last one !
You caught yourself up to 1995 by now, right?
@@chrisrj9871 yup
@@robh226 - ready for 1997? :)
First glimpse of the 90s era
40 years of rock and roll from back in Black to Californiacation to Into to deep
What video is the dancing guy in the striped suit at 2:32 from? So familiar and not recalling it.
NekoMouser Fine Young Cannibals She Drives Me Crazy.
@@jnadms Thank you!
Not to nitpick, but it's not entirely fair to include "Cold Hearted" and "Opposites Attract" for 1988 here. The songs were on the "Forever Your Girl" album that was released in 1988, but both those songs went through a massive overhaul for their single/video versions.
Both were remixed, "Cold Hearted" had a rap breakdown added, and "Opposites Attract" had two additional verses by MC Skat Kat added. Those new single/video versions are the ones included here. Both were released well into 1989. So yes, the songs existed in 1988, but not in the form featured here. Ok, go ahead, call me out for being too particular.
whats the background music at 1:12 not the paula song
It's still Buffalo Stance (Neneh Cherry)
From 01:09 to 01:24 there is a really catchy melody playing, mixed with Cold Hearted by Paula Abdul. Does anyone know which song this melody comes from?
"Buffalo Stance"!
@@General_Puffball Yes - Buffalo Stance by Neneh Cherry
Nenay Cherry
what's the vocal playing around 2:35 that isn't the FYC?
DatDack it’s a snippet of milli vanilli. “Girl you know it’s [true]”
@@jnadms thanks!!
Tracy Tracy! Fugazi!!!
Brilliant! Thank you love 88❣️
Would love heavy metal mashups.
Missing Music 😟 #saveourstages
val throckmorton there area heavy metal songs in these mashups.. that’s the beauty of them ...
I saw Joe!
Love it also...i was 14 and Mtv was Mtv
Where is Talk Talk?
What happened to the 1989 video?
Kylie's The Locomotion??
When's 1989 coming?
I love the other mashups from previous years but in this one you can hardly make out the songs.
This one is my least favorite.
These have been incredible. I think that 1988 kinda sucked for music choices though...
Does anyone know what song is mixed with Public Enemies “Don’t Believe The Hype”?
There are five songs mixed in with Don't Believe the Hype. Bobby Brown's "Don't be cruel" is the singing; They Might Be Giants "Anna Ng" is the fuzzy guitar'; Slick Rick "Children's Story" is the piano riff; MC Lyte is in there (although I can't figure out which song it is); New Edition "If this isn't love" is the video at the end where a boy band jumps around in a circle. If you search for my name in the comments, I've listed all the songs I could figure out and where they appear in this mashup.
@@SirViette Thanks! I knew I recognized Bobby Brown, but couldn't think of the song... this scratches that itch!
Many thanks, once again!
T Minus One week for my Birth Year!!!!
who is the girl in red who sing at 21''?
Kim Deal from the Pixies singing “Gigantic.”
@@andybaio Awww, thx dude!
Nostalgia of what a didn't live. Shhhiiiiet...
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For the 90’s, can you include Pantera? Please? These are so amazing.
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but half there songs are 1989
1:35 ,,, mother
tell your children not to walk my way...
Trump or his administration don't care about music or venues .. it is a sad shame but it is truth ... Go support your local venues as they start to open in some form .. it is up too US the fans !
Too Yank centric; we need Oz and UK perspective.
As an Aussie I've been noticing our stuff in some of these mixes. Also UK, Irish, Swedish, Canadian stuff too, and I'm sure there's more I'm just overlooking.
The Tik-Tok Man They’re American DJs and these are based on American charts. Did you not get enough INXS in the previous years?
But where is the Latin American, Caribean, African, Middle East and Asian music? You are missing a lot for not including them.
It's based on US top 40.
@@jnadms I noticed. But it would be amazing if he/she/they make with those rhythms too.
I think this is perfect. Thank yous!
Most of those songs are 89 not 88
Like what?
@@RetroCrunch Cold Hearted Snake, The Look, Opposites Attract, Girl You Know It's True.
casedinlight Milli V was 88. I know, I lived it. 🤣❤️
Wow man! Thank you!!! I by all means, will turn this off and report them!!! What a sham they are!!! (Your a complete tool)
Yeah, the album might have been released in '88, but the vid and the single wouldn't have been till 89 at least. Both the Paula Abdul and Metallica singles weren't until 1989, at least
Wow, not impressed with this one at all. 1988 was such a great year for music, the year I started high school. This seemed rushed and created by someone not even around, in that generation. Still, I'm a big fan of what you guys are doing.
Well, u must be moronic... this was the Best so far... there she goes? Gigantic? Mother? ... only real music fans will appreciate
@@edcastilloromo ... Sure Eddie, whatever you say. 🤣
These things are clearly a labor of love that take months to produce. If you don’t like a video, maybe just keep that opinion to yourself and move on to the next one. (Or better yet, comment on the videos that you DID love!)
Hip hop & rap = caca.
Glam Metal = 10.
rap was great in the 80s and 90s, then slowly turned to crap as it progressed after.
@@chrisrj9871 Hip hop & rap = caca