Echo & the Bunnymen — Lips Like Sugar
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She floats like a swan
Grace on the water
Lips like sugar
Lips like sugar
Just when you think you've caught her
She glides across the water
She calls for you tonight
To share this moonlight
You'll flow down her river
She'll ask and you'll give her
Lips like sugar
Sugar kisses
Lips like sugar
Sugar kisses
She knows what she knows
I know what she's thinking
Sugar kisses
Sugar kisses
Just when you think she's yours
She's flown to other shores
To laugh at how you break
And melt into this lake
You'll flow down her river
But you'll never give her
Lips like sugar
Sugar kisses
Lips like sugar
Sugar kisses
She'll be my mirror
Reflect what I am
A loser and a winner
The King of Siam
And my Siamese twin
Alone on the river
Mirror kisses
Mirror kisses
Lips like sugar
Sugar kisses
Lips like sugar
Sugar kisses
Lips like sugar
Sugar kisses
Lips like sugar
Sugar kisses
Lips like sugar
Sugar kisses
Lips like sugar
Sugar kisses
Grace on the water
Lips like sugar
Lips like sugar
Just when you think you've caught her
She glides across the water
She calls for you tonight
To share this moonlight
You'll flow down her river
She'll ask and you'll give her
Lips like sugar
Sugar kisses
Lips like sugar
Sugar kisses
She knows what she knows
I know what she's thinking
Sugar kisses
Sugar kisses
Just when you think she's yours
She's flown to other shores
To laugh at how you break
And melt into this lake
You'll flow down her river
But you'll never give her
Lips like sugar
Sugar kisses
Lips like sugar
Sugar kisses
She'll be my mirror
Reflect what I am
A loser and a winner
The King of Siam
And my Siamese twin
Alone on the river
Mirror kisses
Mirror kisses
Lips like sugar
Sugar kisses
Lips like sugar
Sugar kisses
Lips like sugar
Sugar kisses
Lips like sugar
Sugar kisses
Lips like sugar
Sugar kisses
Lips like sugar
Sugar kisses
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Such an amazing song! It makes me think of Mary, my roommate who worshipped them daily back in the day
I to lived in DC from 83-90. WHFS FM was my JSM! I was a total Echo, Furs, Cure, New Order, Eurythmics freak. I still listen to all of them now at 66 years old. I saw all of them at least 1 time, with the special dual bill of Echo headlining with the Furs opening. On the lawn at an outdoor shed in the summer. Oh what a time to be alive! About 5 yeas ago I bought a T-shirt that reads "Lips Like Sugar, Sugar Kisses" on it with lip in between the print. One of my favs for sure. 
chinaski wrote:
I'm in the DC area as well and miss the ol' HSF.
I spent my deformative years in Washington D.C. from '76 to '90 and in that time WHFS brought all the 70's-80's Brit pop bands to my ears and of course Echo and the Bunnymen. Those were the days. After 28 years elsewhere I'm back in DC but there ain't no radio station to listen to anymore yet good ol' RadioParadise never fails.
I'm in the DC area as well and miss the ol' HSF.
So there I was - the drum beat at the head of this thinking - Apache by the Shads! Not heard that for awhile! 'WRONG'!!
Imkirok wrote:
This is my favorite cut off of this album, but for a different reason. Circa 1990, I was living in Washington, DC and had an absolutely amazing 2 week fling with a really cute and fun French au pair before she went back to France. This song was playing as we spent the night on a friend's couch at a beach house out in Dewey Beach. Will never forget those two weeks, and this song brings it back every time.
Yo Tiger.. Thank you for that share! Those memories will keep you going forever.
This is my favorite cut off of this album, but for a different reason. Circa 1990, I was living in Washington, DC and had an absolutely amazing 2 week fling with a really cute and fun French au pair before she went back to France. This song was playing as we spent the night on a friend's couch at a beach house out in Dewey Beach. Will never forget those two weeks, and this song brings it back every time.
Yo Tiger.. Thank you for that share! Those memories will keep you going forever.
Not their magnum opus, but very much above average!
tripp1 wrote:
I was in DC from 83-90. HFS was my mojo. Lived for it. My favorite era of music. Visited the original Nightclub 9:30. Saw some great bands. Saw Echo, The Furs, Eurythmics, New Order, R.E.M. Let's Active, 10,000 Maniacs, The Clash, B.A.D., The BoDeans to name a few. What memories. Weasel knew his stuff!
I was lucky enough to see Chris Isaak at the 9:30 Club circa 1989, right before he hit the big time. One of the best shows I've ever seen.
I was in DC from 83-90. HFS was my mojo. Lived for it. My favorite era of music. Visited the original Nightclub 9:30. Saw some great bands. Saw Echo, The Furs, Eurythmics, New Order, R.E.M. Let's Active, 10,000 Maniacs, The Clash, B.A.D., The BoDeans to name a few. What memories. Weasel knew his stuff!
I was lucky enough to see Chris Isaak at the 9:30 Club circa 1989, right before he hit the big time. One of the best shows I've ever seen.
chinaski wrote:
I was in DC from 83-90. HFS was my mojo. Lived for it. My favorite era of music. Visited the original Nightclub 9:30. Saw some great bands. Saw Echo, The Furs, Eurythmics, New Order, R.E.M. Let's Active, 10,000 Maniacs, The Clash, B.A.D., The BoDeans to name a few. What memories. Weasel knew his stuff!
I spent my deformative years in Washington D.C. from '76 to '90 and in that time WHFS brought all the 70's-80's Brit pop bands to my ears and of course Echo and the Bunnymen. Those were the days. After 28 years elsewhere I'm back in DC but there ain't no radio station to listen to anymore yet good ol' RadioParadise never fails.
I was in DC from 83-90. HFS was my mojo. Lived for it. My favorite era of music. Visited the original Nightclub 9:30. Saw some great bands. Saw Echo, The Furs, Eurythmics, New Order, R.E.M. Let's Active, 10,000 Maniacs, The Clash, B.A.D., The BoDeans to name a few. What memories. Weasel knew his stuff!
GingerandMe wrote:
This is my favorite cut off of this album, but for a different reason. Circa 1990, I was living in Washington, DC and had an absolutely amazing 2 week fling with a really cute and fun French au pair before she went back to France. This song was playing as we spent the night on a friend's couch at a beach house out in Dewey Beach. Will never forget those two weeks, and this song brings it back every time.
Ian McCulloch used to literally make me swoon back in the day, he was so gorgeous.
On a more serious note, favourite track? "The Cutter"
This is my favorite cut off of this album, but for a different reason. Circa 1990, I was living in Washington, DC and had an absolutely amazing 2 week fling with a really cute and fun French au pair before she went back to France. This song was playing as we spent the night on a friend's couch at a beach house out in Dewey Beach. Will never forget those two weeks, and this song brings it back every time.
Lips like sugar.
Lips like chicken.
Lips like chicken.
flozer68 wrote:
Selam, Qayili Erten! (Hello, Good Morning). That is why we come to RP, to be introduced to new music! Thanx RP!
This is one of a lot greatest tracks wich i discovered on RP . Sounds more better than Seal interpretation. When i heard this song on RP for the first time it make me a much better day. Many thanks from Transsylvania, Romania. Be blessed !
Selam, Qayili Erten! (Hello, Good Morning). That is why we come to RP, to be introduced to new music! Thanx RP!
Sometimes I’m sorry I missed the music of the 80s, sometimes I’m not. This is the latter.
zenhead wrote:
Because they're Brit Twats!
..... CHickeeeen Kissssses!
is kind of cute, though chickens have no Lips 👄....🐥😓
How did I hear, "Lips like chicken?"
Because they're Brit Twats!
..... CHickeeeen Kissssses!
is kind of cute, though chickens have no Lips 👄....🐥😓
chinaski wrote:
I was in DC from from 1981 to 1990. WHFS was my life! Weasel was the bomb! That was the happiest time in my musical life. Saw all the biggies in this genre in DC and Merriweather Post. Echo, Furs, New Order, Euryrthmics, RHCP's and Modern English to name a few. When I knew we were moving to SC in 1990 I went a bought 2 10 packs of TDK 90 minute tapes to record all I could. I always had a tape in the player with the radio on 99.1 with the cassette on record and pause. I brought HFS to Greenville and what a life saver that was. NO music scene at all. I still have a few of them handy but nothing to play them on. So sad. I worked in DC at 16th and L but lived in Arlington. Single and .....
I spent my deformative years in Washington D.C. from '76 to '90 and in that time WHFS brought all the 70's-80's Brit pop bands to my ears and of course Echo and the Bunnymen. Those were the days. After 28 years elsewhere I'm back in DC but there ain't no radio station to listen to anymore yet good ol' RadioParadise never fails.
I was in DC from from 1981 to 1990. WHFS was my life! Weasel was the bomb! That was the happiest time in my musical life. Saw all the biggies in this genre in DC and Merriweather Post. Echo, Furs, New Order, Euryrthmics, RHCP's and Modern English to name a few. When I knew we were moving to SC in 1990 I went a bought 2 10 packs of TDK 90 minute tapes to record all I could. I always had a tape in the player with the radio on 99.1 with the cassette on record and pause. I brought HFS to Greenville and what a life saver that was. NO music scene at all. I still have a few of them handy but nothing to play them on. So sad. I worked in DC at 16th and L but lived in Arlington. Single and .....
Could easily mistake this for a U2 track for most of it.
chinaski wrote:
If you have HD try 103 5 HD3 the Gamut. It's also on 98.3 over the air in places. Not nearly as good as RadioParadise but a good change up every once in a while. I seriously don't what will happen if radioparadise goes the way of HFS... extreme depression and anxiety I guess.
I spent my deformative years in Washington D.C. from '76 to '90 and in that time WHFS brought all the 70's-80's Brit pop bands to my ears and of course Echo and the Bunnymen. Those were the days. After 28 years elsewhere I'm back in DC but there ain't no radio station to listen to anymore yet good ol' RadioParadise never fails.
If you have HD try 103 5 HD3 the Gamut. It's also on 98.3 over the air in places. Not nearly as good as RadioParadise but a good change up every once in a while. I seriously don't what will happen if radioparadise goes the way of HFS... extreme depression and anxiety I guess.
Ian McCulloch used to literally make me swoon back in the day, he was so gorgeous.
On a more serious note, favourite track? "The Cutter"
On a more serious note, favourite track? "The Cutter"
chinaski wrote:
All hail "the Weasel" who has, the last time i looked, a weekend show at WTMD!
I spent my deformative years in Washington D.C. from '76 to '90 and in that time WHFS brought all the 70's-80's Brit pop bands to my ears and of course Echo and the Bunnymen. Those were the days. After 28 years elsewhere I'm back in DC but there ain't no radio station to listen to anymore yet good ol' RadioParadise never fails.
All hail "the Weasel" who has, the last time i looked, a weekend show at WTMD!
chinaski wrote:
I would say the same with pretty much all good music. RP is the only shelter.
I spent my deformative years in Washington D.C. from '76 to '90 and in that time WHFS brought all the 70's-80's Brit pop bands to my ears and of course Echo and the Bunnymen. Those were the days. After 28 years elsewhere I'm back in DC but there ain't no radio station to listen to anymore yet good ol' RadioParadise never fails.
I would say the same with pretty much all good music. RP is the only shelter.
Gregfine wrote:
San Francisco Academy of Art 1987 -- wearing black and smoking cloves required for admittance....
Oh man, anyone have a clove I can smoke?? Such a great time in my life (well, the cloves weren't my best decision...)
San Francisco Academy of Art 1987 -- wearing black and smoking cloves required for admittance....
uksminas wrote:
Pig lips like sugar.
Pig lips like sugar.
uksminas wrote:
Much-neeeded bump.
Much-neeeded bump.
This is one of a lot greatest tracks wich i discovered on RP . Sounds more better than Seal interpretation. When i heard this song on RP for the first time it make me a much better day. Many thanks from Transsylvania, Romania. Be blessed !
dotiegail wrote:
As opposed to what - yesterday, last week, month? Lol! Safe to say that is true everyday (not every moment), but every day. ;)
Great playlist today!!!!!
As opposed to what - yesterday, last week, month? Lol! Safe to say that is true everyday (not every moment), but every day. ;)
Oh man, anyone have a clove I can smoke?? Such a great time in my life (well, the cloves weren't my best decision...)
Great playlist today!!!!!
How did I hear, "Lips like chicken?"
Simply a classic!
A sumptuous and satisfying Pop song.
Thanks Bill!
Great tune! Thanx RP!
costoonces wrote:
I remember dancing to this in Reading (UK not Pennsylvania) in the 80s.
Brings back great memories of dancing like an ass at the Limelight in NYC in the Big 80s.
I remember dancing to this in Reading (UK not Pennsylvania) in the 80s.
This has always been an awesome song but listening now, Friday after I got home from work thirty minutes ago, it's AWESOME!!!
costoonces wrote:
Hahaha! Me too!
Brings back great memories of dancing like an ass at the Limelight in NYC in the Big 80s.
Hahaha! Me too!
Brings back great memories of dancing like an ass at the Limelight in NYC in the Big 80s.
This is the Coke of all Pop!
Channeling a little Billy Idol in there...
Ahhhhh
I had a girl like this once
So graceful, So beautiful
Smells to want more
Never enough and yet too much
I had a girl like this once
So graceful, So beautiful
Smells to want more
Never enough and yet too much
So !@#$ing good.
This song is a sugar sweet kiss on the ear. Overplayed? yea. But pop perfection? imho, yea, it is, and a rare 10.
jp33442 wrote:
In the 80's, WTMD's predecessor, WCVT, was a genuine independent college radio station. They played music that commercial radio (including HFS) wouldn't touch, including fringe UK and European punk bands on their home labels. But I learned about lots of independent labels, before they were bought up by the conglomerates in the mid-late 80s.
Today, yeah, they're much more "formatted"
3Chords wrote:
Or WTMD in Baltimore
They are okIn the 80's, WTMD's predecessor, WCVT, was a genuine independent college radio station. They played music that commercial radio (including HFS) wouldn't touch, including fringe UK and European punk bands on their home labels. But I learned about lots of independent labels, before they were bought up by the conglomerates in the mid-late 80s.
Today, yeah, they're much more "formatted"
Ihatethissong wrote:
That's because he's very short, so short.
The dude on the left, his hair, it is so very tall. so tall.
That's because he's very short, so short.
chinaski wrote:
Huh....no radio stations in DC....reeks of a political funk.
I spent my deformative years in Washington D.C. from '76 to '90 and in that time WHFS brought all the 70's-80's Brit pop bands to my ears and of course Echo and the Bunnymen. Those were the days. After 28 years elsewhere I'm back in DC but there ain't no radio station to listen to anymore yet good ol' RadioParadise never fails.
Huh....no radio stations in DC....reeks of a political funk.
3Chords wrote:
Or WTMD in Baltimore
Perhaps WDHA (also from New Jersey)?
Or WTMD in Baltimore
Perhaps WDHA (also from New Jersey)?
Ihatethissong wrote:
It's because he's very short. He's standing on a box in this photo.
The dude on the left, his hair, it is so very tall. so tall.
It's because he's very short. He's standing on a box in this photo.
Cool song
Keep playing this one
Ihatethissong wrote:
That's 'cause he's from New Joisey! (not really, but maybe he stayed down the shore one summer and got infected with the 80's tall hair worm).
The dude on the left, his hair, it is so very tall. so tall.
That's 'cause he's from New Joisey! (not really, but maybe he stayed down the shore one summer and got infected with the 80's tall hair worm).
Just for you Kid Vinil (RIP), who loves them...
3Chords wrote:
Or WTMD in Baltimore
They are ok
Or WTMD in Baltimore
jp33442 wrote:
Or WFMU out of jersey city
Or WTMD in Baltimore
Or WFMU out of jersey city
Or WTMD in Baltimore
rossdogsdad wrote:
try WFUV out of fordham university
Or WFMU out of jersey city
try WFUV out of fordham university
Or WFMU out of jersey city
Rockit9 wrote:
Rite next 2 the bunnyman! Echo was a drum beat generator...
Rite next 2 the bunnyman!
chinaski wrote:
try WFUV out of fordham university
I spent my deformative years in Washington D.C. from '76 to '90 and in that time WHFS brought all the 70's-80's Brit pop bands to my ears and of course Echo and the Bunnymen. Those were the days. After 28 years elsewhere I'm back in DC but there ain't no radio station to listen to anymore yet good ol' RadioParadise never fails.
try WFUV out of fordham university
On_The_Beach wrote:
Rite next 2 the bunnyman!
Oh by the way, which one's Echo?
Rite next 2 the bunnyman!
Oh by the way, which one's Echo?
Among those songs that cry out "1980s!!" this is one of my favorites.
Ihatethissong wrote:
I can sense your jealousy.
The dude on the left, his hair, it is so very tall. so tall.
I can sense your jealousy.
This is a very well written song. So catchy and so caught up in the obsession for a woman.
I like the live version from the Live from Liverpool album.
Nothing like a singalong to Echo and the Bunnymen after a belly full of margaritas!
I spent my deformative years in Washington D.C. from '76 to '90 and in that time WHFS brought all the 70's-80's Brit pop bands to my ears and of course Echo and the Bunnymen. Those were the days. After 28 years elsewhere I'm back in DC but there ain't no radio station to listen to anymore yet good ol' RadioParadise never fails.
Lazarus wrote:
Everybody in my church loves this original version...
A-men : )
Everybody in my church loves this original version...
A-men : )
...my memories are quite similar..Redondo Beach Ca. Lotta from Sweden. She taught me how they play in her country. Introduced me to the music of Eva Dahlgren and other fine musicians Imkirok wrote:
With the first few notes, I'm instantly transported back in time and space to 1989, Rehoboth Beach, DE, chasing (successfully, at least for the weekend) a very beautiful French au pair named Carole. It was a summer I'll never forget.
Oh, yeah! Coming in a set within earshot of The Cars, this song sounds perfect, and sounds perfectly suited to the times was born into!
With the first few notes, I'm instantly transported back in time and space to 1989, Rehoboth Beach, DE, chasing (successfully, at least for the weekend) a very beautiful French au pair named Carole. It was a summer I'll never forget.
Wait? What? "Lips like chicken!?" Oh...wait....I see.....guess I should offer up a warning about rock-n-roll. Listen hard, listen long and loud enough, and you'll have ears that're just a bit ground up. Heh! 
II
Highlow
American Net'Zen
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American Net'Zen
Such an original sound, love all their albums, great party music
Among the best of pop for any era
always wondered if u2 ripped them off solid 8 for sure
nice blast from my youth.
Amazing selection this EST afternoon! Thanks Bill and Rebecca! 
helloitsme wrote:
But judging from their faces and expressions, no one would ever redub them Echo & The Funnymen.
Looking at this cover, Kurtz in the 80s would have said
"The hairor. The hairor"
Really love the Bunnymen. And what a clever band name.
"The hairor. The hairor"
Really love the Bunnymen. And what a clever band name.
But judging from their faces and expressions, no one would ever redub them Echo & The Funnymen.
cool
Such a fun, exuberant song; full of the quirky beats and rhythms of the mid-'80s...brings back exquisite bittersweet memories of it all...
helloitsme wrote:
Those are the barnets from Hell, right enough ;-)
Looking at this cover, Kurtz in the 80s would have said
"The hairor. The hairor"
"The hairor. The hairor"
Those are the barnets from Hell, right enough ;-)Twice in one day? I'm ok with that.
ppopp wrote:
For sure!
Brilliant. Quality pop.
For sure!
ppopp wrote:
Ditto - do they ever write dud tunes?
Brilliant. Quality pop.
Ditto - do they ever write dud tunes?
Brilliant. Quality pop.
Always liked this, but seems bit repetitive today
Splendid
Just great. I love this radio station, half the time it's playing my collection and a lot of the other half will join it.
Wonderful.
another reason i am glad i was a kfat head from the 70s on.. none of this pretencious s%^&
Looking at this cover, Kurtz in the 80s would have said
"The hairor. The hairor"
Really love the Bunnymen. And what a clever band name.
"The hairor. The hairor"
Really love the Bunnymen. And what a clever band name.
Pure blast from the past...
Their show is worth attending it. I love this song!
great memories of dancing in darkness with flashing lights & lots of leather...
Love this song .. one of my favorite "Alternative 80s" tunes ..
Oh yes. Some magical memories. 1987… a year in New Zealand…
asilbuch wrote:
......... yes, mmmmmmmmmmmmmm
mmmmmmm
......... yes, mmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Nice! In '87 I was living along Boulder Creek with a room-mate named Mary who was way into these guys, (and Split Enz), and when I'd come home and find my Siamese cat Syd out on the balcony with Mary, with this playing, I'd assume Standard Orbit and feel SO GOOD!
I was livin' in LA (I know, but they all start that way, don't they?) dating a 24 year-old MSW from UCSB, having the time of my life. Corrupting the heretofore straight MSW was ALL the fun.
mmmmmmm
Everybody in my church loves this original version...
¡Rolota!
Top-10 goofiest band names of all time. Wonderful song.
The sound that U2 adopted as theirs.
peacockangel wrote:
Exactly. Posted my memories of this song back in 2004. Still have the same reaction every time it comes on.
oh what does this remind me of ...
Exactly. Posted my memories of this song back in 2004. Still have the same reaction every time it comes on.
I used to get this band confused with U2. Big guitars, strong vocals, they sounded pretty much the same back in 1982. "Gloria" or "The Killing Moon," it could have been the same band on each song. Time passed, "War" came out. U2 went on to become pretty big stars. I'll always will have a soft spot in my heart for the Bunnymen.
I had this as the ringtone on my phone for a couple of years. Love this song!
You know you're listening to too much RP when you hear the same song in the same day. Actually, earlier today Bill played the 12" dance single.
have new klipsch... now 5 louder....still lovin' it......my favorite "pop music" song
ahhhhhhhhhh........thank you just turned it up to "1 louder" klipsch be lovin' it.
I'd never heard this song before. I think it's terrific.
A U2 clone!!
Tim_in_N_FL wrote:
I wish I had experienced UC back in the 80s when this type of music would have been playing. I was at UGA (Athens, GA) at the time...awesome place to be then too, as you know. ;)
Go Dawgs. I'm class of '79. The music in Athens around that time was superb. Saw Chuck Mangione(Bellavia) for free at the student center.The b52s were strong there then, REM was floating around,the campus radio station was killer(almost like Radio Paradise).I requested Stairway to Heaven once and they just laughed at me. Would see the guys from Goose Creek Symphony at TK Hardys. Best was going to Atlanta to Alex Cooleys Electric Ballroom to see FLO and Eddie then walking in to the Fox Theater afterwords(for Free)and catching the last set and encore of Fleetwood Mac then trying to get to Civic center to get a Who peek. Didn't make class much that year-Parents seriously irritated. Music GPA> 4.0 Scholastic GPA>not so much. hated that summer term. And yep,love Echo and the B'men, 'specially Lips like sugar.
I wish I had experienced UC back in the 80s when this type of music would have been playing. I was at UGA (Athens, GA) at the time...awesome place to be then too, as you know. ;)
Go Dawgs. I'm class of '79. The music in Athens around that time was superb. Saw Chuck Mangione(Bellavia) for free at the student center.The b52s were strong there then, REM was floating around,the campus radio station was killer(almost like Radio Paradise).I requested Stairway to Heaven once and they just laughed at me. Would see the guys from Goose Creek Symphony at TK Hardys. Best was going to Atlanta to Alex Cooleys Electric Ballroom to see FLO and Eddie then walking in to the Fox Theater afterwords(for Free)and catching the last set and encore of Fleetwood Mac then trying to get to Civic center to get a Who peek. Didn't make class much that year-Parents seriously irritated. Music GPA> 4.0 Scholastic GPA>not so much. hated that summer term. And yep,love Echo and the B'men, 'specially Lips like sugar.
LOVE!
So 80s!
I can't help but love a song like this if only because it reminds me of younger times in my life. Never was a big fan of this particular band though.
I must be doing too many things at the same time ... I heard "lips like chicken" then "lips like liver, sugar kidneys." I had to look to see what this song was! Glad I misheard!!!
This song gets on big sugar kiss from me!
oh what does this remind me of ...
lophrequa wrote:
reminds me of the University Club in Gainesville
I wish I had experienced UC back in the 80s when this type of music would have been playing. I was at UGA (Athens, GA) at the time...awesome place to be then too, as you know. ;)
reminds me of the University Club in Gainesville
I wish I had experienced UC back in the 80s when this type of music would have been playing. I was at UGA (Athens, GA) at the time...awesome place to be then too, as you know. ;)
I spent my deformative years in Washington D.C. from '76 to '90 and in that time WHFS brought all the 70's-80's Brit pop bands to my ears and of course Echo and the Bunnymen. Those were the days. After 28 years elsewhere I'm back in DC but there ain't no radio station to listen to anymore yet good ol' RadioParadise never fails.
Can say that for just about any town since Reagan destroyed the FCC and Clear Channel/I "heart" Radio took over.....