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I am definitely a big fan of this. There is nothing better then this. Keep up the good work on this.
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This is such a great list of songs. I think i like most of them on the list. Keep up the good work. Home Mortgages

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1 year 12 weeks ago

rogue greyfox said:

Like it guilty pleasure. gotta say the song on this list can be addicting

1 year 42 weeks ago

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1 year 48 weeks ago

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1 year 48 weeks ago

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1 year 50 weeks ago

xProffessionalLoser said:

AMAZING playlist! john hughes is amazing.

♥Tay

2 years 13 weeks ago

Sarie- the sweetheart said:

I'm younger then you might think, and I wasn't even BORN in the eightys, more late nighties. But, I was always into older songs thanks to my Dad, along with new ones. Therefore, I think that this guy was a role model for everyone in the 80s, even in present-day, this guy was very smart and I think he deserves a bravo. (CLAP CLAP!!!!!!!!) But, I love The Breakfast Club and all, and once again, a good-bye to John Hughes, though may we never forget him. I think John Hughes was a legend, and we all will never forget this 80's King; him and all of the movies he directed. We'll miss you John!

Sarah

2 years 24 weeks ago

Sarie- the sweetheart said:

John Hughes, I think he was great. All his movies were great. He could understand us better then some others could. He was a master of the 80's, and I'm sure that Molly Ringwald misses him as well. If it weren't for John Hughes, we wouldn't know about some of the talents out there among himself. We will all miss John Hughes a ton. Good bye John Huges, we won't forget about you.

Sarah

2 years 24 weeks ago

onefeistygirl said:

All this week the Harkins Theatre in Tempe, Az is holding a Mini John Hughes Film Festival. They are showing Pretty In Pink, 16 Candles, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Planes Trains and Automobiles, Wierd Science, and the Breakfast Club for only $5 each (total STEAL) To see them on the big screen with an entire theater full of people of all ages (sold out shows-NO DOUBT) gives me chills. Some super-fans were saying the lines with the charcters, singing the songs but everyone was still laughing at the jokes and giving a round of applause at the end of each show. My ass still hurts from seeing 6 movies in one day over the weekend.....and I would do it all over again:)

Let me know if things change and you *SUDDENLY* become interesting.

2 years 25 weeks ago

zombiefetish said:

That is pretty awesome. Like someone said above, I can picture each scene that the songs are from.

2 years 26 weeks ago

LaurenM00001 said:

John Hughes is a legend. The movies he created were movies that any one could sit down , watch, and enjoy, over and over. The soundtracks to these movies are amazing. I bet anyone could find some kind of story from in any of his movies, where they could relate to.

2 years 26 weeks ago

mzcutie56@yahoo.com said:

SIXTEEN CANDLES IS MA FAVE MOVIE!!!!
MR.HUGHES WILL CERTAINLY BE MISSED
THX FOR ALL THE GREAT CLASSICS!!

2 years 26 weeks ago

WhiteWolf75 said:

Thank you and R.I.P. Mr. Hughes.

2 years 26 weeks ago

rocker306 said:

his work will be, missed and is already deeply appreciateed!

2 years 26 weeks ago

Dani76playlist said:

wow... I hear these songs and I can still pick out exactly what scene is playing in the movies....
Goodbye Mr. Hughes....

2 years 26 weeks ago

jaybird1649 said:

Mr. Hughes and his future works will be missed.

~The Heartless Bastard~

Asylum

2 years 26 weeks ago

ChangeIsaSound said:

Try a Little Tenderness + Duckie= best movie scene of the 80s :D

2 years 26 weeks ago

love mah music said:

I wasn 't born til the 90s , but John Hughes 's movies have to be my favorites . I can relate and I love how each song reminds me of the movie . (: Bravoo .

2 years 26 weeks ago

BleedingAngel07 said:

john hughes T_T my man, rest in peace. You gave us the rebels.the preps, and the nerdyness to love forever in our ipods. radios,cd player, and mp3's . May you live forever in the hearts that love you and the artists that voiced you with thier music.

I AM PURE BLOOD

2 years 26 weeks ago

Heartsfirstaiid said:

R.I.P. John Hughes. He made some of my all time favorite 80's movies. He will be greatly missed! Thanks for making this playlist in his memory!!

2 years 26 weeks ago

jmfroggy said:

I LOVE FERRIS BULLER'S DAY OFF!!! IT IS THE BEST MOVIE...AND I LIKE JOHN HUGHES' OTHER MOVIES!!! I LOVE THEM, I LOVE THEM, I LOVE THEM!!!

Take these broken wings, and learn to fly again...

2 years 26 weeks ago

cleopatra_31 said:

His work touched so many. The movies will always live on. I cannot imagine my teen years without those movies. No one since has made movies for teens that were funny, touching and relateable as these films.

2 years 26 weeks ago

MattMagnum said:

Farris Bueller's Day Off & Weird Science.
Those movies rawked!

Love'em both.

2 years 26 weeks ago

reedjohnson said:

John Hughes really nailed the teenagers train of thought with Ferris Bullers day off me and my friends still quote that movie.

2 years 26 weeks ago

LaraLizzie said:

Big love for John Hughes. I am grateful for the laughter, the joy, the heartbreak - bittersweet (the best kind) and the tears his films and the music he chose for them brought me as a teen during the '80's. Beautiful memories. Hollywood has lost a great filmmaker too soon. Condolences to his family and friends.

2 years 26 weeks ago

c28nick said:

Great songs.i grew with songs from 80s linger round my ears.lMr.John Hughes is number one.May his soul rest in peace.

2 years 26 weeks ago

Deleted User said:

RIP. I was so hoping for another John Hughes film. The man was genius, I grew up watching his films.

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2 years 26 weeks ago

melcraig said:

I cant believe he is gone :( His talent was sooo influential on my very upbringing! I am so heartbroken by his passing.

2 years 26 weeks ago

darianivan said:

Breakfast Club = Best Movie Ever

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2 years 26 weeks ago

Cass-n-day said:

I love basically ever movie he's ever sneezed on. Pretty In Pink is my fav tho!

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2 years 26 weeks ago

ronaldo78285 said:

i am only 12 and i love the 80s! why dont they just start an 80s playlist? i did. i love pretty in pink and the breakfast club mostly because the songs in it.the pshychedelic furs rock. i dont no much simple minds songs but i know alot of 80s songs. his movies will live on forever.

2 years 26 weeks ago

ronaldo78285 said:

i am only 12 and i love the 80s! why dont they just start an 80s playlist? i did. i love pretty in pink and the breakfast club mostly because the songs in it.the pshychedelic furs rock. i dont no much simple minds songs but i know alot of 80s songs. his movies will live on forever.

2 years 26 weeks ago

pickleman123 said:

why why did we have to lose a pure genius
WHY?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

2 years 26 weeks ago

Tess R. said:

WOW, John Hughes was and is the master of the 80's movies. i'm very surprised when i heard cause i'm a 80's fan and i love all of his movies like the breakfast club that is my favorite movie of all time..!!!!
we <3 u John and we'll all miss u..!!!

2 years 26 weeks ago

shammi69 said:

It is a sad time in this world. I loved John Hughes movies. I am a hopeless 80"s fanatic. He will be missed. What a great tribute!!!

2 years 26 weeks ago

latinchery01 said:

Oh I loved his movies. He will be greatly missed.

2 years 26 weeks ago

Norwalk Mami said:

OMG! I LOVE ALL JOHN HUGHES MOVIES!! MY PERSONAL FAVES ARE "PRETTY IN PINK, SOME KIND OF WONDERFUL, AND BREAKFAST CLUB. HE WILL BE MISSED BUT HIS MOVIES WILL ROCK ON FOREVER!!!!!

2 years 26 weeks ago

blueman232 said:

OOOooohhHHH YeaH!!! Bow Bow Chic Chichiaa! Ferris Bueller's Day Off is the best!

2 years 26 weeks ago

sharona1981 said:

God bless you for doing this...RIP John Hughes-and thank you.

Ellen

2 years 26 weeks ago

loveublaine said:

GREAT Playlist, but you forgot to include "Thieves Like Us" by New Order! The killer romantic song that was playing when BLAINE was thinking about Andie before the Prom. Please please add the 6:37 version! xoxox

2 years 26 weeks ago

JessBess95 said:

i loved the movie 16 Candels!

2 years 26 weeks ago

mbeleber said:

"Something D-O-O economics.."

2 years 26 weeks ago

Th3 Songz said:

#8, Bow Bow, Chica Chicaaa

Good times

2 years 26 weeks ago

onefeistygirl said:

His movies will live forever in classic 80's style. His characters, scripts and soundtracks help shape anyone who ever watched them. No movie collection is complete with out them. I want to quote one of them but can't possible choose just one. So glad he made as many classics as he did. He will be missed.

Let me know if things change and you *SUDDENLY* become interesting.

2 years 26 weeks ago

MONARIEL said:

I GREW UP LISTENING TO THIS MUSIC AND WATCHING ALL THESE MOVIES THAT ARE GREAT..WE WILL MISS YOU JOHN HUGHES...

2 years 26 weeks ago

FeatherStar13 said:

I'm only 14 and I've seen all the 'Brat Pack' Movies! 16 Candles and Breakfast Club were hilarious and a great break from the movies styles of today. I wish movies like this still were made, and I know and hope John Hughes' movies will last for many years to come

2 years 26 weeks ago

my2ndplaylist said:

This is a great tribute to John Hughes and the amazing movies he directed.

2 years 26 weeks ago

pattydmode said:

danke schoen! john hughes will be totally missed! i still share all my favorites with my husband, sister and friends! i will continue to love the movies and music!
some kind of wonderful: she loves me, stephen duffy
ferris bueller's day off: please let me get what i want, the smiths
pretty in pink: positively lost me, the rave ups

pattydmode

2 years 26 weeks ago

PrincessAng06 said:

John Hughes will forever be remembered for his iconic movies that made all of us feel close to in our real lives. The Breakfest Club to Ferris Bueller's Day Off to the cute and funny, Curly Sue. We won't forget how the soundtracks inspired us. The 80's were a great time and John Hughes movies will be ones that we'll forever watch over and over. Thanx Mr. Hughes!

("Don't you) forget about me" Simple Minds

PrincessAng06

2 years 26 weeks ago

RAWR515 said:

I've gotta say that John Hughes directed absolutely THE best movies out there today. I've seen them all and I love them. They catch teenage life so perfectly. I'm a teenager and I live by those movies. These new movies are so raunchy and predictable, it's annoying. I think that more girls can connect to Molly Ringwald than Hannah Montana or some other teenage girl. High school is all about 16 Candles and The Breakfast Club. Not High School Musical. Who can resist saying, "Beuller... Beuller.. Beuller." when that old subsitute teacher keeps repeating someone's name who obviously isn't there?
Totally lame that more kids my age have never heard of The Brat Pack. Though John Hughes is gone, his movies will forever live on!
"What's happening, hot stuff?"

2 years 26 weeks ago

GetBack Time Machine said:

If you haven't seen any of John's movies in a while, we suggest you rent them all and have a marathon this weekend in his honor. In the meantime take a look at our John Hughes: '80s Auteur gallery to whet your appetite

2 years 26 weeks ago

Indi_indi said:

These songs are so powerful. When I heard John Hughes died, I died a little inside. His movies are the greatest out there. And this is coming from a youngster. :]

2 years 26 weeks ago

SweetThangCallie said:

i may not have been an 80's kid, but those movies are absolutely amazing. they're just movies, that have an impact and a message even today.

2 years 26 weeks ago

spiderhannah said:

Thank you for some of the most wonderful movies as well as memories.
RIP Long live the 80's Teen flix...

2 years 26 weeks ago

spgarrison said:

Thank god for reruns....the next generation will still be able to relate. If someone asks me what my favorite movie is...i say anything from john hughes....RIP.

2 years 26 weeks ago

iammellrem said:

John Hughs was one of my all time movie writers.. I loved Sixteen Candles and Pretty in Pink. The movies are still my favorite. RIP John Hughs.
"Dong, where is my automobile?"
"AUTOMOBILEEEEE?"

Loved your films.

2 years 26 weeks ago

muzikrockster said:

The 80's were the best because of John Hughes. His movies are and will always be iconic. I grew up watching these movies and loving them. There is no other like John Hughes. His films were and always will be my favorites. I love all the Brat Pack movies. I own them all. He will not be forgotten. He will live on in these great movies he created...

♥MuZiKrOcKsTeR♥

2 years 26 weeks ago

sylvertsunami said:

RIP Guru. Utterly amazing.

2 years 26 weeks ago

GrUnNiE27 said:

go to my profile and see my blogs. there is a blog deadicated to John. repost that blog in your profile to spread the wonderful work of John Hughes.

2 years 26 weeks ago

GrUnNiE27 said:

we will all miss John. he still is one of the best. i saw every movie. im not a kid from the 80s but it doesnt matter. they are all time favorites and forever will be.

2 years 26 weeks ago

N1mr0d1020 said:

i may not be a child of the 80's but i know the magic of his films. all of them created a sort of guide book of my life. like no matter who the guy is whether he's your best friend the most popular guy at school the bad boy or jake ryan go for him. rest in peace john hughes you've helped the hopless mess in me get through this thing called life. for that i thank you

2 years 26 weeks ago

lauridean said:

There will NEVER be another John Hughes. These timeless movies are like watching my life on the big screen. You will be missed, John! Thanks for making our lives bearable and our problems laughable during my late teen years. The 80's and these movies defined what we were all about.

2 years 26 weeks ago

lundays said:

Funtastic mix of songs....and wonderful movies. It's pop culture at it's finest.

2 years 26 weeks ago

DReyes83 said:

R.I.P. John. You'll be missed. I've watched all his movies but my favorite is "Sixteen Candles" =] Love it.

2 years 26 weeks ago

landercello said:

Almost cried when Danke Schoen came on...Save Ferris...I still can't believe it...got my Pretty in Pink going today...my fave...RIP John Hughes...many have tried but you will never be duplicated -- Master of the Teen Flick.

2 years 26 weeks ago

jon7173 said:

great playlist...gotta add joe lies, bouncing souls cover it...

2 years 26 weeks ago

qman007 said:

Great songs, but you're forgetting the best one of all!

"Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want" - Dream Academy

This was the song that was playing when Cameron was staring at the painting "A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte" (Ferris Bueller's Day Off)

I will have my own John Hughes marathon this weekend in remembrance.

2 years 26 weeks ago

manufan_11 said:

To John Hughes, the guy that seemed to understand us better than our own parents ever could...

2 years 26 weeks ago

pinkylv said:

Been listening to this all morning... RIP John Hughes. Fav movie is Weird Science... still have a crush on Anthony Michael Hall.

2 years 26 weeks ago

BoneThugz1 said:

R.I.P. John Hughes....you are GREATLY missed!!

YEAH-BOYEEEEEEEE!

2 years 26 weeks ago

TheHumbleBee said:

It seriously kills me knowing that John Hughes passed away yesterday. His movies were amazing and he set the bar for teen comedies/dramas. I will always love his movies and the awesome soundtracks that accompanied them. Especially Some Kind Of Wonderful, Pretty In Pink, Uncle Buck, and Ferris Bueller's Day Off.

---Bee

2 years 26 weeks ago

brittanylongster said:

Thank you so much! This is awesome.

2 years 26 weeks ago

Cassandra1334 said:

OMG! I'm so upset that John Hughes is gone! His movies had such a huge impact in my life. My late mother even laughed like crazy when we watched 16 candles for the very first time, and it was rare for my mom to hysterically laugh to any movie! No teen movie today can hold a candle to any of John Hughes movies.

2 years 26 weeks ago

awesomedude123321 said:

greatest director ever

2 years 26 weeks ago

dvj2a said:

What an epic writer, producer, and director. He will be missed.

2 years 26 weeks ago

Monkey827 said:

John Hughes' movies defined my generation and I'm damn proud to be a child of the 80's!!! His movies are true classics of which I've mesmerized pretty much every line. He gave us the brat pack and some pretty funny one-liners. Thank you John for the laughs, you will be missed!!

2 years 26 weeks ago

lmtepolt said:

His movies come on and we watch them over and over again...our children wonder what the fascination is to these movies? It was who we were...it was our generation...it takes you back. John Hughes, he will be missed.

2 years 26 weeks ago

rgcovert said:

I am not ashamed to admit my secret vice is watching these films over and over again...the definition of my generation captured on film.

2 years 26 weeks ago

jocomoso said:

John - thanks for making my teenage angst years that much easier to bear - your films lift my spirits, make me laugh long and hard, inspire me while at the same time reducing me to a jibbering wreck of tears! xx

2 years 26 weeks ago

GaryLorenzo said:

John Hughes... His films touched a generation of teens that really showed resemblance to the teen world back then. As a fan of you, I hold dear to the films you have made, and will be missed not by me, but to many people who grew up along with the Brat Pack, and their fearless leader, John Hughes.

2 years 26 weeks ago

cherokee_black said:

Man...John Hughes is the master of the teen flick...My all time fave has got to be Some Kind of Wonderful with Eric Stoltz, Lea Thompson, and the amazing Mary Stuart Masterson...We'll all miss you John, us misfits of the 80's.

2 years 26 weeks ago