That BIG 80s Party

San Francisco: DJ Dave Paul will break down the 80s and reconstruct the decade at Neck of the Woods on Saturday, February 15th. New Wave, Synthpop, Freestyle, Rap, R&B, Dance, Rock and Pop music. Come by and relive the decade and if you weren't around in the '80s, come experience what you missed. Neck of the Woods 406 Clement St - San Francisco 9pm / $5 / 21+ free entry before 10:30pm with RSVP 80s attire is highly encouraged but not required, no dress code This is the type of 80s music we like: Depeche Mode, The Cure, Duran Duran, Pet Shop Boys, David Bowie, Madonna, Cyndi Lauper, George Michael, Wham!, Hall & Oates, Prince, Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, Queen, Blondie, Run DMC, Beastie Boys, New Order, Erasure, Yazoo, Dead Or Alive, The Psychedelic Furs, INXS, Tears For Fears, Adam Ant, Grace Jones, Donna Summer, Salt N' Pepa, Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam, Thompson Twins, Klymaxx, Midnight Star, Rick James, Herbie Hancock, Cameo, DeBarge, Janet Jackson, Shannon, Expose, The Cover Girls, Trinere, Debbie Deb, Stevie B, Dazz Band, Kool & The Gang, The Gap Band, Jody Watley, Culture Club, a-ha, Eurythmics, Devo, The Human League, The Fixx, Talk Talk, Simple Minds, ABC, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, A Flock of Seagulls, The Clash, Guns N Roses, Bon Jovi, The Cars, Rick Springfield, Toto, Phil Collins, The Police, Billy Idol, Soft Cell, The Go-Go's, Talking Heads, Tom Tom Club... and many more. Disclaimer: None of the artists whose music we play are involved with this party. This is a fan-based DJ event. Don't be silly, none of the artists (living or dead) will be making an appearance. Enjoy the music, have fun and be kind. ABOUT YOUR DJ: Dave Paul began his music career as a mobile dj and evolved into a prominent college radio dj, club dj, and remixer in San Francisco. One of his 45 minute reel-to-reel megamixes was featured on commercial radio station KMEL. His weekly radio show "Beat Box Fridays" on college radio station KCSF was instrumental in breaking many hip-hop records in the Bay Area market. In the 90s, he launched the now legendary publication, The Bomb Hip-Hop Magazine, and in 1995, Paul transformed the magazine into a record label. The company was named "one of the fifteen independent labels that matter," according to Rolling Stone, and the label's Return of the DJ series was ranked by Spin Magazine as #25 in their "The 90 Greatest Albums of the 90's" (Sept. 1999 issue), receiving a higher rating than Gold & Platinum albums by Lauryn Hill, Pearl Jam, Metallica, Green Day, and Fatboy Slim. Dave Paul has appeared on the front cover of Billboard magazine and is featured in the motion picture Scratch. Mr. Paul has DJ'ed throughout the US, toured Europe, released over 100 projects on his record label, and currently produces retro theme parties.