Underrated & Forgotten Songs: DJ Roundtable with Boston John & Crew | #DJNTV
On Tonight's Boston John's Record Roundup on DJNTV, DJs discuss underrated or forgotten songs and artists. The hosts include John from Boston, DJ Eric from Massachusetts, Ken from Florida, K-Dog from Ohio, and DJ Damon from Dearborn.
Key Discussions:
Charlene – “I've Never Been to Me” (1976, Re-released 1982)
Originally peaked at #97 but hit #1 in 1982.
Lyrically introspective, about personal reflection and self-discovery.
Possibly gained popularity due to American Top 40 and Casey Kasem's influence.
Journey – “Faithfully” & “Don't Stop Believin’”
Discussion on Journey’s evolution, Steve Perry’s vocal issues, and his return to music.
Notable hits like Wheel in the Sky and Open Arms highlighted.
Zager & Evans – “In the Year 2525” (1969)
A dystopian song predicting humanity's downfall due to technology.
A #1 hit in the U.S. and U.K.
The duo never replicated their success, making them a one-hit wonder.
N.W.A – “Panic Zone” (1987)
A lesser-known electro track on their debut album.
Arabian Prince’s influence on early N.W.A and the transition from electro to gangsta rap.
Other dance-oriented tracks like “Something to Dance To” were also mentioned.
J. Geils Band – Motown Influence & “Flamethrower”
Originating in 1969, the band fused rock with Motown elements.
Songs like Detroit Breakdown, Must Have Got Lost, and Love Stinks were discussed.
Their shift toward pop while maintaining an R&B essence was noted.
The video overall explores forgotten gems in music history, blending personal anecdotes with deeper musical analysis.
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