Now 80s

In order - 21 huge videos from Genesis and Phil - from their 1978 top 10 breakthrough "Follow You Follow Me" to Phil's 1989 massive solo album "But Seriously".

A whole decade of the hard stuff from Sydney's finest. For those about to rock - we salute you!

Non-stop 80s rock & power ballads - all night! From Queen, Bon Jovi & Whitesnake to Meat Loaf, Bonnie Tyler & Tina Turner.

Another episode of the Heritage Chart - new music by heritage acts! With Mike Read.

Non-stop 80s rock & power ballads - all night! From Queen, Bon Jovi & Whitesnake to Meat Loaf, Bonnie Tyler & Tina Turner.

Before the CD, the perfect pop songs were spun by singers and bands on 7 inch vinyl. From 1980-1984 these were the classic UK hits that invaded the world!

From 1981's early hits through to 1989's classic 'Violator' album, here's a slice of anthemic Depeche Mode - in order.

Before the CD, the perfect pop songs were spun by singers and bands on 7 inch vinyl. From 1980-1984 these were the classic UK hits that invaded the world!

It was the big style of the early '80s and defined a generation! Whip out that flouncy shirt and flop around to the best of the 'New Romantics', including Japan, ABC and Talk Talk.

Before the CD, the perfect pop songs were spun by singers and bands on 7 inch vinyl. From 1980-1984 these were the classic UK hits that invaded the world!

Paul Young, who has sung one or two himself, brings you 25 classic '80s hits that were all covers, including Whitney, Madness, Billy Idol and Simply Red. Some will really surprise you!

Lesser known songs you may have forgotten from artists you'll certainly know!

Every one of these brilliant songs is a true '80s gem. Amazingly though, none of them ever made the UK Top 10. Great tunes from big names including ABBA, INXS, Bon Jovi and more!

Robin Banks with 25 amazing songs, 25 nonsense titles - in order from 1980-1989. Fancy 'Dinner with Gershwin' or a 'Walk with the Dinosaur'? This is where to come!

You may remember the artists, but do you recall their lesser-heard songs? With Tears for Fears, Freddie Mercury & Level 42.

25 (mostly) great songs that all hit the top 3 in 1985, but didn't quite reach the summit. Including Marillion, Madonna, Alison Moyet, Prince, Jimmy Nail and Dee C Lee.

You may remember the artists, but do you recall their lesser-heard songs? With Tears for Fears, Freddie Mercury & Level 42.

60 minutes of back-to-back UK chart runners-up from 1985 — a year of Prince, King and Queen Madonna's big breakthrough! With Mr Charts himself, Mark Goodier.