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‘Just 80s’ plays all the 80s hits you know, plus hidden gems you rarely hear on the radio today, alongside fun facts & tracks from this amazing decade!
We DON’T Do… those boring 20-minute loops of overplayed hits for the casual listener. We don’t like that, and we’re pretty sure you won’t either!
j80s is for the more serious listener who loves the true 80s and wants to reminisce with some cool, fun facts & tracks.
Break the 80s Rules? A few times a week, we cast some live specialist shows, so you may hear tracks other than ‘just 80s’. Also, look out for Robbie’s great 80s interviews with stars and producers from years past.
So get ready for a better blast of the 80s, in full HLS xHE-AAC optimod-processed StreamS for better Audio & Radio Mix!
Thanks for tuning..
Bri, & Kate, the Studio Controller & Voice Talents.
(Encore) Here you are: If you like to discover new and old album tracks that are seldom, if ever, heard on mainstream radio, interspersed with just a few of your favourite album tracks, then you may be an “Albumhead”.
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What 80s rules? This is where we break the (just) 80s music rules, as Phil will play many genres & music styles from the 60s up..., but, so worth itSun Day Live returns to LG73 & J80s - Phresh Phil, occasional co-host Mau Mac (and other sporadic guest co-hosts) present great music along... with unpredictable fun and frivolity.
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Here you are: If you like to discover new and old album tracks that are seldom, if ever, heard on mainstream radio, interspersed with just a few of your favourite album tracks, then you may be an “Albumhead”.
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