Can you name the artist and song:

Oh you’re like a candle, your flame slowly fadin’
Burnin’ out and burnin’ me
Can’t you see?


Last Song: “Oceans” by Survivor:

I’ll pay the price, just tell me the cost
To save something here in our heart
Something dear that cannot be lost

Whoa, if I’m not careful, I’ll be able to start calling this Daily Trivia again!

Question: What brand name did Nissan use for its U.S. car line until 1983?


Last Question: What band was billed as Power Tool for their song “Two Heads Are Better Than One” on the soundtrack for Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure?

Answer: Nelson

Great job Kickin’ it Old School (@oldschool80s)!!

Matthew and Gunnar Nelson, sons of the legendary Ricky Nelson, were trying to score a record deal with Geffen Records in the late ’80s. They met with executive John Kalodner every month for a year. During this time, he filtered out their songs until they had enough for a good quality album.

During this time, Nelson was also approached to contribute a song to the film Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure. Matthew and Gunnar then co-wrote a song with Dweezil Zappa called “Two Heads are Better than One”. Since the band was in process of being signed up to Geffen, Kalodner recommended them not to use their names for the song, so they were billed as Power Tool instead.

In 1990, Nelson released their debut album, After the Rain, which was a huge success.

Here is “Two Heads Are Better Than One”:

 

 

And here is Nelson’s number 1 smash hit, (Can’t Live Without Your) Love And Affection:

Can you name the artist and song:

I’ll pay the price, just tell me the cost
To save something here in our heart
Something dear that cannot be lost


Last Song: “All Through the Night” by Cyndi Lauper

Great job Leviathan!!

They have forgotten what by day they lack
Oh under those white street lamps
There is a little chance they may see

Question: What band was billed as Power Tool for their song “Two Heads Are Better Than One” on the soundtrack for Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure?


Last Question: hat is the name of the 1980 film in which 5 teams played a game called “The Great All-Nighter”. Bonus – which popular actor made his film debut here?

Answer: Midnight Madness. Michael J. Fox made his film debut in this movie.

Midnight Madness was produced by Disney. It was rated PG, and was the second Disney film to receive anything other than a G. The first was The Black Hole.

Leon (Alan Solomon), a genius, summons five college students to his apartment and challenges them to participate in his latest game creation: The Great All-Nighter. He tells them about his game and instructs them to form teams. At first, the leaders refuse to play. However, rivalries between them lead all five to change their minds by the game’s start time.

The game works like this:
Teams are given an initial clue to solve.
When the clue is solved, it will lead to a location.
At that location they must find and solve another clue leading to another location and eventually the end.

The teams were each represented by a color. They wore matching sweatshirts, and their vehicles also matched the team color. The teams consisted of stereotypes.

The Yellow Team was the good guys. They were all friendly and nice, and played fairly. The team was led by Adam (David Naughton). Michael J. Fox was also on the team as he played Scott, Adam’s younger brother.

The Blue Team consisted of the bad guys. They were selfish and rude, and tried cheating every chance they could. They were led by Harold (Stephen Furst), who was jealous of Adam.
The movie mainly focused on these two teams.

The other teams were:
The Green Team, also known as the “Meat Machine”. They were made up of jocks from the school’s football team.

The White Team is made up of debate team nerds, led by Wesley (played by Eddie Deezen, who is mainly recognized for his role as Eugene in the Grease movies).

Finally, the Red Team was made up of four members of an unpopular sorority led by Donna, played by Maggie Roswell.

The movie only grossed $2.9 million in the U.S. However it gained a cult following as it was aired repeatedly in HBO in the early days of cable TV.

Can you name the artist and song:

They have forgotten what by day they lack
Oh under those white street lamps
There is a little chance they may see


Last Song: “Take On Me” by a-ha

Great job Kickin’ It Old School (@oldschool80s)!!

Today’s another day to find you
Shying away
I’ll be coming for your love, OK

Hey Everybody, Return to the 80s is finally returning! After working 14 hour days and working weekends for the past couple of weeks, things are actually settling down for now.
Let’s jump back into some Remember That Song:

Can you name the artist and song:

Today’s another day to find you
Shying away
I’ll be coming for your love, OK

Last Song: “Master Blaster (Jammin’) by Stevie Wonder

Great job Kickin’ It Old School (@oldschool80s)!!

Would be jammin’ until the break of dawn
I bet nobody ever told you that you
would be jammin’ until the break of dawn

Can you name the artist (who turns 63 today) and the song:

Would be jammin’ until the break of dawn
I bet nobody ever told you that you
would be jammin’ until the break of dawn


Last Song: “Don’t Close Your Eyes” by Kix

Great job Frida (@carrjam94)!!

Your mama can’t solve your problems
When’s daddy ever gonna get home
So you did your little move and cried
In the middle of a suicide