50 Songs From 1985 Remixed Into 3 Minutes

[@edcastilloromo]

People dont realize the work that goes Making this videos...tempo, matching keys, themes, Rythms 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

[@MisterFhenix]

people don't know that music used to be recorded in tapes ... so no AUTOTUNER O EDITING IN COMPUTER ... 🤔

[@RobbyRetro]

This is one of the greatest jams I’ve ever heard before in my life! I told my wife to play it at my funeral!

[@wubqueen]

oh that's a great idea!! I might pick '84 tho...

[@MrRenhoeck]

+1 or +1M

[@pkaliski]

Love that you got The Cult in there.....bless your soul. :)

[@brousswayne1]

Graduated in May of 1985 all these were my jams

[@SirViette]

A complete list with time stamps. Well done everyone! 0:00 Billy Ocean "Loverboy" (Opening chord, and video of a star-filled galaxy) 0:04 Siouxsie & The Banshees "Cities in Dust" (jaw harp rhythm + video of ... is that blood?) 0:08 Prince "Raspberry Beret" (Lyric "1, 2, 1, 2, 3") 0:11 Doug E Fresh and the Get Fresh Crew "La di da di" (Lyric: "Hit it!") [Thanks for spotting it, Reldnah 123456789!] 0:11 New Order "The Perfect Kiss" (Drum fill on electric drums) 0:12 Killing Joke "Eighties" (Lyric "Eighties". Note: This song is one of several with the same guitar riff as Nirvana's "Come as you are") 0:12 Dire Straits "Money for Nothing" (Guitar riff) 0:14 Yello "Oh Yeah" (Lyric: "Chk Chk Ah") 0:16 Robert Palmer "Addicted to Love" (Big drums, + video of simply irresistible women) 0:20 Pet Shop Boys "West End Girls" (Synth Rhythm in the background, which is from the last minute of the West End Girls song) 0:23 Stacey Q "Two of hearts" (Lyric: "I need you I need you" + video later of a woman in a red bikini) 0:26 Madonna "Into the Groove" (Lyric: "Come on". Note: This song featured in the movie "Desperately Seeking Susan") 0:27 Miami Sound Machine "Conga" (Drummer in red vest and white braces) 0:33 Simple Minds "Don't you forget about me" (Lyric: "Hey hey hey hey") 0:36 Yello "Oh Yeah" (Lyric: "Oh Oh") 0:36 INXS "What you need" (Guitar riff and synth bass + video of man with messy hair) 0:38 Cameo "Word up" (Lyric: "Now word up") 0:46 Talking Heads "And she was" (Video stills of a man whispering into a telephone) 0:47 Run DMC "King of Rock" (Lyric "I'm the king of rock, there is none higher, sucker MCs should call me sire ... ") 0:48 Schoolly D "P.S.K. What does it mean?" (Echoey drums) [Well spotted by Reldnah 123456789!] 0:48 Tears for Fears "Head over Heels" (Synth line) 0:55 LL Cool J "I can't live without my radio" (Rapper in white and blue tracksuit and blue hat) 0:56 Katrina and the Waves "Walking on Sunshine" (Lyric "I used to think maybe you loved me, now baby I'm sure...") 0:56 Phil Collins "Sussudio" (Synth part + video of Phil Collins clapping) 1:01 Whitney Houston "How will I know" (Lyric: "How will I know?") 1:03 Eddie Murphy "Party all the time" (video: Eddie Murphy clapping. NB: This song, recorded to win a $1 million bet with Richard Pryor who said Eddie couldn't sing, was voted #7 in the "Top 50 worst songs of all time" by VH-1.) 1:12 Mr Mister "Kyrie" (Guitarist spinning around) 1:15 DeBarge "Rhythm of the night" (Shoes) 1:20 Dream Academy "Life in a northern town" (Lyric "Hey um mum mum mah") 1:22 Tears for Fears "Everybody wants to rule the world" (Video: 2 guys dancing in front of a petrol station) 1:23 The Cure "Close to me" (Four-piece band in grey) 1:25 Jesus and Mary Chain "Just like honey" (Someone hits a snare drum weakly) 1:26 The Commodores "Nightshift" (Video of hexagonal cymbals. This whole song is a tribute to dead R&B singers, like Marvin Gaye and Jackie Wilson) 1:28 Huey Lewis and the News "The Power of Love" (Intense guy shouts at microphone) 1:30 Tom Waits "Downtown Train" (Someone casually destroys a ceiling with his hat) 1:33 Grace Jones "Slave to the Rhythm" (A Grace Jones bot appears over the horizon, ready to eat a car if necessary.) 1:38 Motley Crue "Home Sweet Home" (Shirtless piano player, and this whole section is the same chord progression as the end of the Motley Cure song) 1:39 Duran Duran "A view to a kill" (Drummer wearing headphones and a black tank top. This video is from the Live Aid concert.) 1:40 Starship "We built this city on rock n roll" (Audio: Electric guitar solo + Video: Man doing star jumps + weirdly colour-corrected guitar solo player at 1:46) [ThanksWDP Music!] 1:44 Phil Collins "Take me home" (Phil Collins has a glass of champagne in the back of a car that's also a swimming pool) 1:48 Mike and the Mechanics "All I need is a miracle" (Lyric: "All I need is a miracle, all I need is you") 1:55 The Cult "She Sells Sanctuary" (Guitarist with white hair) [Thanks WDP Music!] 1:56 The Outfield "Your Love" (Video of woman painting a glass wall, and a man looking at a woman holding a clipboard) 2:06 Kate Bush "Running Up That Hill" (urgent drum beat + video of ballet dancer in grey being held back by her partner) 2:08 Huey Lewis and the News "The Power of Love" reprise [Thanks WDP Music!] 2:14 Aretha Franklin "Freeway of Love" (Black and white video of band pointing at the camera one at a time and saying "Go". Or possibly, "No". It's hard to tell.) 2:19 Pat Benatar "Invincible" (Black and white video of booted person walking towards the camera) 2:20 Tears for Fears "Head over heels" (Lyric: "La lala la la..." ) 2:20 Echo and the Bunnymen "Bring on the Dancing Horses" (Unicorn head. Note: This song was on the soundtrack of the movie "Pretty in Pink".) 2:34 The Cult "She Sells Sanctuary" (Pirate sings operatically) 2:34 Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark "So in love" (Background vocals) I think. This could be wrong. 2:41 Faith No More "We Care a Lot" (Lyric: "We care a lot") 2:47 Minor Threat "Salad Days" (Low guitar note. I think. Salad Days was released 2 years after Minor Threat split up, so it must be in here somewhere) 2:47 The Replacements "Bastards of Young" (Black and white video of couch and loudspeaker) Not figured out yet: [Nothing. Well done all!]

[@PURIPRaP]

The "hit it" part (from "La Di Da Di") can be heard at 0:11

[@SirViette]

@@PURIPRaP Oh! Thank you so much!

[@PURIPRaP]

@@SirViette You're welcome!

[@PURIPRaP]

0:48 Hi-hats from "P.S.K. What Does It Mean?" 2:29 That drummer is from the video for the song "Head Over Heels"

[@SirViette]

@@PURIPRaP That's fantastic! I would never have found Schoolly D myself. Are you a drummer by any chance? You have an ear for it!

[@LouLange]

Wow...a trip back...such great music...

[@emscrider]

I don't think I'm being dramatic when I say that the "Life in a Northern Town"/"Power of Love" section just changed my life, haha. I love this, great work!

[@therealwilfreddierkes9980]

Emily Crider Mine was Paula Abdul and goddamn Danzig. (I am not the real Wilfred Dierkes.) 🤣❤️

[@strafefox]

Awesome work! 85 the year that I had my first Walkman :)

[@KevinNoon]

I came back and watched this one again and I think that 1985 is my favorite video that THI did, it was the high point of music in my childhood (8th/9th grade) and while some of my favorites from that year didn't make the cut, this is really the soundtrack that plays in my head.

[@colettid]

How do these videos not have millions of views?! Also, a Faith No More ‘We Care a Lot’ inclusion?! AMAZING.

[@rabit818]

Hours and hours of audio and video planning retouching and editing. Very much appreciated.

[@mmbargies7422]

Friggin' AWESOME!!!!!!! Now i just wish they were each a little longer to include even more songs and genius mixing!

[@Robert08010]

In 1985, I wouldn't have given you $10 to see any of these bands. But I have to saw, I really like these. They are well thought out and well arranged etc. Of course, with current software ability to pitch shift makes this a little easier than it would have been just a few short years ago.

[@QuestionsAnswerz]

This channel is gonna blow up, trust me.

[@ifalm4274]

This dudes the one who made 2016 yt rewind music

[@sunshinet90]

I hope you guys continue this through the 90s, that’s my dream!

[@n1lla]

Yeah, that would be awesome. It would be cool to hear some cheesy early 90s house mashed up with some alt-rock/grunge. :P

[@BrianScottHarris]

Eff the 90's

[@chrisrj9871]

Did you catch the 90s yet? They just finished them in April.

[@christianwheeler5920]

The whole thing is great, but 2:20 to the end is just pure awesome.

[@smileysmilefan7879]

Christian Wheeler I know right?

[@debb570]

I miss INXS!! This was great!!

[@KingCon22]

Just discovered your channel. Might be the greatest thing ever! Where have you been all my life?

[@tayefesr]

One of the best things to come out of quarantine! 🙏 Beautiful work brother! ... ❤ #DreamAcademy

[@JordanBartholme]

This whole thing is amazing but I just have to comment on the set design / prop production of that "artificial wave" at 2:02. Really good stuff there, creative and functional. Kudos to the prop person!! Whoever you are, good job.

[@김요셉-h1o]

Bunnymen + Tears for Fears Outro is fantastic...

[@sarahmarmor1905]

Thank you. All of these are wonderful.

[@joeeeyyyyyy]

hood internet a dam jem. keep it up big g!

[@Justin-Hill-1987]

This Hood Internet mash-up goes "Back to the Future" to the year 1985 at 88 MPH...leaving only a trail of flames behind!

[@ulrikesextro4187]

this is so great. it saved my Sunday.

[@Run_GMD]

Ending with The Replacements. Best. Moment. Ever.

[@DJStarkS23]

0:55

[@KevinNoon]

1983-1986 are my favorite ones (84 and 85 top the list) they have put out but they are all fantastic. The amount of work that goes into these has to be crazy. I know I get impatient waiting for the next one to drop (into the 90s as I write this comment) but I get it.

[@davidwiley4953]

Brilliant mashup. I'm going to have to listen to the whole series.

[@chazter6]

Another great mashup. Checkin in May 24, 2020 - Covid19 Era

[@AneBrunOfficial]

Brilliant!

[@traceyscott1812]

Damn, these mashup are TALENTED!

[@wd2762]

These are all so so good. Thank you for your amazing work.

[@dicaminsky4109]

PLEASE put these on Spotify!!!

[@wubqueen]

YES!! OMG.

[@ZuluRomeo]

Thanks to Chris Hawkins of 6 Music for bringing me to this awesome content.

[@EB3Rplus]

This is all well and good... But where did the early CGI come from???

[@chrisrj9871]

that's Dire Straits "Money for Nothing"

[@SuperPaddyMac]

Absolute brilliant!

[@chrisrj9871]

This is the one I show people when I want to introduce them to the series. It has that "EIGH-tieez" part at the beginning :)

[@Legolordfilms]

That was pretty good! I enjoyed that! :P

[@MrGavo666]

Commenting on every mash up in hope that you see it 40 years of rock n roll

[@BassMisteress101]

I hope you can do a whole 70s one in the future

[@OMGitsJAC]

These deserve way more views than they have.

[@Jleet7too]

Masterpiece.

[@chrisrj9871]

2:06 - There's the meme song of 2022, used in Stranger Things!

[@n1lla]

Hell yeah, this one is really good. So far my favs are 1983, 1982, and then this one.

[@brandyweddel5150]

1986 is pretty awesome.

[@chrisrj9871]

2002

[@EdnalagaDelma]

HAPPY NEW YEAR 1986🎉 🎊 🎉

[@deepw3bs]

Hey this is awesome

[@jeffsims2723]

Excellent suff.

[@d.j.wanted4390]

Only thing thats slightly annoying is vocals clashing (pet peeve of mine in mixes and mash ups), other than that, these are really well done.

[@dkone2285]

So great!

[@mctrashpedal]

Maybe the best one? Dunno. All your mid 80s mixes kinda rule hard

[@WebGuyShy]

Bless up for Hood Internet people! 🙏🏽

[@aleroxit]

That was fun, thanks. Bengals for the win!

[@bayonetbrant]

The "80s!" scream at the beginning is from Killing Joke's song "Eighties" that was released the year before.

[@theresademorrow1003]

Agreed! And they left out one of the biggest hits of 1985: Take On Me by a-ha!

[@IanVanderSchee]

@@theresademorrow1003 That's in the 1984 mix.

[@peterl.johnston1948]

Very well done but A-Ha's "Take On Me" is a glaring omission.

[@tlibber]

They mistakenly placed it under 1984. These are excellent, but I'm catching quite a few glaring "year errors."

[@Smileysnare1]

Take On Me was first released in 1984

[@tlibber]

@@Smileysnare1 Seems we're both right: "The original "Take On Me" was recorded in 1984 and took two versions and three releases to chart in the United Kingdom, reaching number two on the UK Singles Chart in October 1985. In the United States in October 1985." I recall in the U.S., it being released in the fall of '85, but it would make sense it was released earlier (1984) in the U.K.

[@michaelramsey82]

Take On Me is originally from '84, and was included in the previous mashup.

[@noisivvisionatmarama7429]

Wow, we have to find out whose video clip that is. [2:30]

[@SirViette]

Echo and the Bunnymen "Bring on the Dancing Horses", which was featured on the Pretty in Pink soundtrack.

[@noisivvisionatmarama7429]

@@SirViette Mmmmm, nice!!!)).

[@cherylmccormick4585]

Awesome !!!

[@Justin-Hill-1987]

I want my MTV...who needs MTV when KZbin has the music videos you're looking for?

[@MrRenhoeck]

Greatest ever!!!

[@nikkiloveslife4841]

I was 8 years old in the 3rd grade in 1985.

[@Sergiando]

epic!

[@davek8427]

I love Mike + The Mechanics mashed up with Phil ha!

[@tonydejesus2134]

I wish you’d list the song names too, I could use these videos for trivia night at my local bar!

[@SirViette]

I've tried to make that list at the top of the page. Good luck with the trivia night!

[@tonydejesus2134]

SirViette but do you have all the song names, by chance?

[@SirViette]

@@tonydejesus2134 I think I do now. Have another look.

[@tonydejesus2134]

SirViette no song names, but it’s okay

[@SirViette]

@@tonydejesus2134 Ah, there's some confusion. This isn't my channel. I'm just another fan like you. 2 weeks ago I wrote a comment where I listed all the song names I could figure out, along with the time stamp where that song appears. Perhaps my comment isn't at the top of the page, but it should be somewhere on this page. The list is now pretty complete, so it should be able to help with your trivia night. (And if you spot a song I didn't, do let me know and I'll update the list!)

[@wolfcatwithagun]

The dark Hood Internet

[@shaq4506]

Oh wow

[@soulshaker23]

I WANT THEM EXTENDED!!!! ♡ ❤♡ ❤♡ ❤♡ ❤♡ ❤♡ ❤

[@navagodinez4818]

Faith no more We care a lot is not from 1985. With that said, I wouldn't have been able to do such wonderful mash up

[@tmartenst]

Nava, the original is, they then rereleased it later.

[@ivzyrdeleon4931]

HAPPY NEW YEAR 1986 (MCMLXXXVI) 🎉🎊🎇🎆🎈

[@Towels42]

Isn't that Weird Al's version of the Money for Nothing video?

[@cucumbercool88]

a little before my time but damn if this is amazing and appreciated all the same

[@brianjones6721]

born in 1985, ill be 40 next year

[@elizabeth4407]

I love it

[@karakenio]

kudos

[@martinherrington9499]

Great job. These videos are terrific. But, be honest: this wasn’t the greatest year, was it?

[@theresademorrow1003]

Wait...this is 1985? How...how could they possibly leave out Take On Me by a-ha????

[@IanVanderSchee]

That's in the 1984 mix.

[@la77y8]

Terminal nostalgia

[@wubqueen]

back when I hadn't a care in the world and only wanted to dance. :)

[@GaryAsh-g4o]

This GenXer approves 👍

[@bboybreaks6487]

The run DMC king of rock into the next song was a bit of a let down.

[@shawnmartin95358]

Seems to me, life in a northern town by dream academy was 83 or 84 NOT 85

[@Huskerbrotha]

Nope. Released in 1985 and charted in 1986 in the U.S.

[@shawnmartin95358]

@@Huskerbrotha that's odd, I believe you mind you, I seem to remember walking home from high school (we did that in those days lol) and there was a radio station on my way home and i somehow won a copy of the interview record and that was when i was a junior in 83-84. Btw a interview record is when they record the artist answering questions, then the radio station edits their djs asking those questions to make it seem that the artist is actually IN THEIR studio when in reality they aren't. But like I said, I believe you especially since that's what the internet said lol

[@Huskerbrotha]

@@shawnmartin95358 Yeah, I was in 8th grade in the spring of '86 and I used to listen to that song all the time. Man, those were some good songs back then brother.

[@DeniseLance]

Do 1987 please

[@MisterFhenix]

please 90'S

[@nikkiloveslife4841]

No Tina Turner? No Chaka Khan? 1984 was their biggest year.

[@2532robh1]

Alot of these are wrong year.

[@dannygillingham7904]

How could you possibly ever forget to include Olivia Newton-John is beyond me, UGH!!!

[@Y2Kvids]

Didn't find any song that i heard in the 2000s . 1985 was not that great it seems compared to 84.

[@chase.wilson]

🤦

[@philin1985]

You never heard "How Will I Know" in the 2000s? Did you spend your childhood in a cave?

[@Y2Kvids]

@@philin1985 Nope , doesn't even ring a bell , I wanna dance with somebody tho .

[@killdeer]

Its back!!!