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Perry was so impressed that he even helped with the remix
Story
In the 1980s in Indiana, a group of young friends witness supernatural forces and secret government exploits. In search of answers, the children solve a series of unusual mysteries.. Steve Perry, the former vocalist of Journey, said that the remix of Stranger Things season 4 of the 1980s hit Separate Ways (Worlds Apart) by the band Journey was done exactly as he originally wanted to do in the 1980s, but there was not enough technology.
These radios—CB and show-era police radios—don’t work like that
In several episodes you can see people “interrupting” someone talking on a two-way radio or CB – that is, one person is talking/transmitting and the other person is transmitting to interrupt them , and then the other person hears this interruption and stops the transmission. This has been done several times on children’s CB radios and on radios used by the police. If you transmit and someone else transmits, you will not hear them.
Eleven: Friends don’t lie
Stranger Things’ opening credits and fonts mimic the film grain and look of the opening credits of the 1980s television series. Featured on FoundFlix: Stranger Things (2016) Ending Explained + Season 2 Clues (2016). Stranger Things (credit sequence and end credits theme) Written and performed by Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein.
Stranger Things is absolutely as good as everyone says it is
When the show is talked about as much as it is, it’s hard to justify expectations. Stranger Things not only lived up to those expectations, but exceeded them in every way. This is the show that put our Netflix on the map, as far as original shows go, because it was not only one of their first, but also their biggest.
This upcoming season will be the last
As much as I love this show, it’s probably time to end it, and that’s it. We’ve literally watched this cast grow up, they were kids when the show first started, and now they’re all in their 20s. I can’t wait for this final season and I’m going to miss it when it’s over!
