The Billboard Top 25 from this very day (9/28)… in 1985! A great chart as the pop sound of the decade is in full effect. A few classics here and maybe a lost hit or two. What songs did you have on repeat in the fall of ’85?

BREAKING NEWS

September 28, 1985 – The latest Billboard Top 25 chart is out and it’s a sonic reflection of the pop sound of the decade! As the leaves begin to change and the temperature cools down, the music scene is heating up with a fresh batch of hits.

Here’s a look at the top 25 songs on the chart this week:

THE TOP 5

1. "St. Elmo’s Fire (Man in Motion)" by John Parr – The iconic theme song from the hit movie of the same name, this anthem is on everyone’s lips and is sure to get stuck in your head.
2. "Oh Sheila" by Ready for the World – This synth-heavy jam is the perfect blend of pop and funk, and its catchy hooks have made it a staple on the airwaves.
3. "Out of Touch" by Daryl Hall & John Oates – The dynamic duo is back with another hit, and this one’s a little more upbeat than their previous offerings.
4. "I Want to Know What Love Is" by Foreigner – The rock band’s power ballad is a soaring love song that’s sure to bring the feels.
5. "The Power of Love" by Huey Lewis and the News – This upbeat tune is a fun, carefree anthem that’s perfect for blasting on your cassette player (or 8-track, if you’re feeling retro).

BUBBLING UNDER THE SURFACE

• "The Boys of Summer" by Don Henley – This haunting hit is a little more laid-back than some of the other songs on the chart, but its catchy guitar riffs and memorable vocals make it a standout.
• "Take On Me" by A-ha – This synth-heavy new wave hit is getting a lot of play on the college radio circuit, and its innovative music video is making waves on MTV.
• "Swept Away" by The Bangles – This catchy pop hit is a little more low-key than some of the other songs on the chart, but its jangly guitars and harmonious vocals make it a fan favorite.

WHAT WERE YOU LISTENING TO THIS FALL?

Were you a fan of the new wave and pop sounds dominating the charts? Or did you prefer the rock and roll revival taking over the airwaves? Whatever your taste, the music of 1985 was a sonic reflection of the times, and there’s no denying the magic of these iconic hits. Share your favorite songs of the fall of ’85 in the comments below!

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The Billboard Top 25 from this very day (9/28)… in 1985! A great chart as the pop sound of the decade is in full effect. A few classics here and maybe a lost hit or two. What songs did you have on repeat in the fall of ’85?

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