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An all time old school #1 hit from the early 1970's dealing with a train lol. 1)Gladys Knight "Midnight Train to Georgia" and Neither One of US" Old NBC-TV Friday Night Concert show "Midnight Special" Gladys Knight & The Pips - Midnight Train to Georgia_Neither One of Us - YouTube 2)A classic disco-pop hit "Your Sexy Thing" made into a video in the 1980's 3)A Taste of Honey "SUKIYAKI" On old 1980's TV dance show "Solid Gold"

By the time an extension of the SAS to the Bronx and the is full length the Jetsons will be the average family in America lol. .:cool:

RIP Whitney:cry:. Here is her first #1 hit single from way back in summer of 1985.

Lance to clarify for all of use does this also include service changes related to weather as well? Although at best a smaller snow event this weekend 2/11/12-2/12/12 most of the planned GO's has been cancelled. Only the closure between Times Sq. and Queensboro and also the suspended between Lorimer and Bway Jct. remain (not counting long term station closures).

Here a smooth jazz/soft rock classic featuring Dave Stewart of the Eurythmics and Candy Dulfer from the early '90's. Too bad there not a station like CD 101 in NYC anymore. Ms. Dulfer is a hot babe lol. Stewart and Dulfer "Lily was Here."

It is cheaper than a subway. There a reason almost every big city/region in America in recent years has bulit light rail. And there no way many NYC residents want to be taxed in this recession to build the subway lines. Not to mention the NIMBY's as well. All i am saying on a case-case basis light rail can work in nyc. Remember trolley cars 100 years ago was all over the 5 boros.

This is deciated to the 2011-'12 NFL world champion NY Giants

Checkmate by the time a Lex line say between 125th and Houston opens for service, if ever I be in a nursing home or no longer here on this planet lol. There so outerboros neighborhoods that would be a great choice for light rail. So Checkmate have you been on a light rail at all? Yes I agree ideally places like 3rd ave in bronx should have subway service. However I might be in nursing home or dead when that happens a long ago from now. I been on light rail across several cities in this country and also Toronto. It can work on a case-case basis in NYC IMO. Not every neighborhood can have access to a subway sadly due to variety of reasons mainly money.

I know some of you guys may disagree but it be decades if ever for a SAS extension into the Bronx. Thus why i believe they should light rail in portions of say 3rd or Webster Aves., East Tremont, as an alternative.

VG8 taking a page from Mitt Romney lol. Hey lets also give VG8 a Mercedes as well lol.

Contuining on the "Great '80's' classic songs here something CPBO forgot to mention in his pick of Van Halen. Their biggest hit of Roth/the band's carrer. Van Halen - Jump (Official Music Video)HD - YouTube

Since this is super bowl weekend here a pick of a great song to pump your favorite team up. 1)"This is iT" (oringal) Kenny Loggins w/ Micheal McDonald (sorry no video) 2)Kirk Franklin remake This is It"(Declaration)

1)Trampled Under Foot Led Zeppelin-Trampled Under Foot - YouTube 2)"Immigrant Song" Clips from a concert in the '70's 3)"Come With Me" aka theme to Godzilla 1998 film sung by Page featuring Sean Combs

I am sure it's been posted before. However heard at the supermarket today. A great song that similar to "Lets stay together' was also a hit decades later, here is probably the most famous Queen song ever. Still sounds great after it's oringal debut 35 years ago in early 1976.

I guess i am not the only one that a big fan of this lengendary classic. Recently Pres. Obama was at the Apollo for a 2012 re-election campaign stop. And as a phrase to the oringal singer he did this. Now this song is a smash on verge of being re-released 40 years after hitting #1 on the charts.

Here an old school disco classic that been sampled by many rap stars. Also the Kano song was the theme to the old game show on Ch.11(years before they became the CW)featuring video games during their kids block weekdays between 3-6pm. "I'm Ready" is best remembered though as it was sampled in the early 1990's pop/hip-hip dance smash hit 'whoomp there is" by 1-hit wonders "Tag Team." Kano's version "I'm Ready" Tag Team remake of "IM ready" aka "Whoomp There It Is" Oh what memories. Great song(the Kano version especially) to listen on a long drive on a freeway. Also i was a junior in undergrad college and man it was played everywhere that summer of 1993.

1)Treat Em Right" Chubb Rock CHUBB ROCK : Treat Em Right - YouTube 2)"Jam" Micheal Jackson w/ Heavy D 3)"Jump Around" House of Pain House of Pain - Jump Around - YouTube

Hey's is friday night. TGIF. Pay day.(at least for me lol) 1)"Play that funky music" Wild Child Play That Funky Music - Wild Cherry (1976) - YouTube 2)"Just Got paid" Johnny Kemp 3)"This is how we do it" Montell Jordan

Another example of a news reporter/writer and station crew not doing their homework.:eek: The R46's are almost as old as me at almost 40 years old. However almost everyonr agree both from the railfans and non experts on the NYC subway system alike, the R46's are still in good shape though.

Well the R32's has gotten regionwide attention (also semi nationwide as well as it's seen in the states on salelite without an affilate and also parts of Carribean and Puerto Rico as well)as it was featured on today's 1/20/12 ABC/Ch.7 Eyewitness News. The ride on the MTA's worst subway line | 7online.com

Same here LRG:tup:. The reason why i got to really like "Pumped Up the Kicks" is that last summer/early Fall i heard it everywhere including my car before it recently couple of months broke down and died on me. It grew on me and is one of the few contemporary songs in last few years, I enjoy listening to. In sense pop music is making a comeback after a few down years. Until recently I could not stand it and was (still do)only listening to music from my youth i.e the late 70's and the 1980's. Now Foster and Adelle are bringing back older fans(I am only 39 guys lol) like myself to current top 40. Adelle is a breath of fresh air over Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, Beyonce and Rhianna who not great singers imo and are really fashion models acting as pop singers. Adelle although cute is not as pretty as those ladies, but she a way better singer than those formentioned woman IMO. PS Before i get hate mail guys lol I say this. I like a couple of Beyonce and Rhianna songs. However, sorry guys the Perrys, Gagas, Beyonce & Rhianna types are no way in the league of classic pop/R&B singers from Aretha, Teena Marie, Tina Turner or even Mariah Carey.

Good pick LRG. It was in the top 5 in most recent year-end countdowns (including Billboard)among the top 100 biggest 'pop' hits of 2011. I read that song had little controversy since it seemed to promote gun violence/bullying when in fact Mark Foster the lead of "Foster the people" says it's actually a party-type song that is "anti-bully/ant-violence." Pumped Up Kicks - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Speaking of recent songs, here is my choice by Adelle. It's the #1 song of 2011 on most pop/top 40 countdowns called "Rolling In the Deep. Man great blend of old school 'blue-eyed' pop/R&B with sounds & influences i sense of Janis Joplin, Dusty Springfield, Aretha, and more recent Mary J. Blige.

Here an early 1980's song from Stevie Wonder on the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr.

wow i was just going to post the same thing lol. Here some blondie classics. 1)Call me 2)Rapture(Indirectly the first Hip Hop song to hit #1 on pop charts) 3)Tide is high Blondie - The Tide is High - YouTube

Wow. 20 years ago already. From the classic Disney movie "Beauty and the Beast." Peabo Bryson and Celine Dion. Great Video.