Support artists: If you want, if you like it, buy original song when it's available on CD, Vinyl, Ogg, Wav, Flac or Mp3! 01 - Frankie Goes to Hollywood - Relax 02 - The Flirts - Passion 03 - Lipps Inc. - Funkytown 04 - Evelyn Thomas - High Energy 05 - Man 2 Man - Male Stripper 06 - Paul Parker - Rock That Boogie 07 - Queen Michi - All Or Nothing 08 - Divine - Shoot Your Shot 09 - Hazell Dean - Searchin 10 - Linda Jo Rizzo - I Love Fashion 11 - Patrick Cowley Ft. Sylvester - Do You Wanna Funk 12 - Dead Or Alive - You Spin Me Round (Like A Record) 13 - Divine - Shake It Up VA - 80`s Remix Megamix (SpaceMouse) [2024] https://youtu.be/uOB2LNSjALU VA - 80`s Hits - Moreno J Remixes Megamix (SpaceMouse) [2023] https://youtu.be/z46MvoXkgdo VA - 80`s Hits - Moreno J Remixes Megamix 2 (SpaceMouse) [2023] https://youtu.be/8lLUH9CK3u8 VA - 80`s Hits - Moreno J Remixes Megamix 3 (SpaceMouse) [2024] https://youtu.be/zXi0-Om5nNU Video is at Club Stratos, San Diego (1986-1987) Stratus was SoCal's preeminent alcohol-free, under-21 dance club. Located in Casa de Oro, a San Diego suburb at the foot of Mt. Helix, the venue attracted young adults from as far north as Los Angeles. The club had its grand opening in May 1978, when disco reigned supreme. A "Saturday Night Fever" illuminated dance floor was recreated in the center of the club. Throughout the years the music format evolved to accommodate changing musical tastes of the club's patrons, which included soul, new wave, Gothic, hip-hop, rap and live music. Some of the artists who performed at Stratus were Big Audio Dynamite, The Chameleons UK, The Mighty Lemon Drops, L.A. Guns, Faster Pussycat, Nocera and the Fat Boys. Weekly promotions were hosted by San Diego's top radio stations and on-air personalities: 92.5 FM (soul) and 91X Rock of the '80s. After nearly 10 years of being the epicenter of entertainment for young adults in San Diego County, Stratus closed its doors for the last time on June 3, 1987.