UNITED STATES – JANUARY 01: Photo of FASTER PUSSYCAT (Photo by Krasner/Trebitz /Redferns)

#5. Faster Pussycat – House of Pain

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Requested by – The Woodbridge Division -Commander John L, Major Jenna L, and Op’s Mama Tina, in Woodbridge, NJ

The Woodbridge Division brings up the rear at #5 with another track that is part of their Celebrating the Sunset Strip themed request. This makes three nights in a row that they have landed in the top 5. They are hot on Bobby Bonzo’s tail as he is the record holder for 6 consecutive nights on the Top 5. Their request for their them was “House of Pain ” by Faster Pussycat.

In the realm of hair metal and glam rock, the late ’80s witnessed an explosion of larger-than-life bands captivating audiences with their raucous performances and catchy tunes. Among the most prominent acts of the era was Faster Pussycat, a Hollywood-based band that seamlessly blended hard rock, sleaze, and punk influences into their music. From their acclaimed 1989 album “Wake Me When It’s Over, ” a power ballad  titled “House of Pain” was released as the third single. Great Job Gang! Salute!

MONTERREY, MEXICO – JANUARY 18: Daniela Villarreal of The Warning band, performing, during a concert at Banorte Stadium on January 18, 2023 in Monterrey, Mexico. (Photo by Medios y Media/Getty Images)

#4. The Warning – Money

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Requested by – 1st. LT. Nina M in Randolph, NJ

1st LT. Nina M comes in at #4. with her request for “Money” by The Warning. Every so often, a song emerges from the depths of the underground music scene and takes the world by storm, leaving an indelible mark on listeners’ hearts and minds. One such track is “Money” by The Warning, a powerful all-female rock band hailing from Monterrey, Mexico. Released as a single in 2019, “Money” showcases the band’s musical prowess, thought-provoking lyrics, and unwavering determination to challenge societal norms. Keep it tuned to DHA and listen out for The Warning’s new stand alone single “More”. It Rocks! Great Job Nina! Salute!

ATLANTA – APRIL 27: Bassist/singer Sting of the Police performs at The Agora Ballroom on April 27, 1979 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Tom Hill/WireImage)

#3. The Police –  Can’t Stand Losing You

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Requested by – Colonel Villham in Boonton , NJ

Villham takes #3 with his request for “Cant Stand Losing You” by The Police. In the vast musical landscape of the late 1970s, The Police emerged as a trailblazing force, blending elements of punk, reggae, and rock into a unique and influential sound. Among their early breakthrough hits was “Can’t Stand Losing You,” a track that showcased the band’s distinctive style and Sting’s introspective songwriting.It was released in 1978 as part of their debut album “Outlandos d’Amour”. Great Job Villham! Salute!

NEW YORK, NY – MARCH 24: Vocalist ZouZou Mansour and Soraia perform at Berlin on March 24, 2017 in New York City. (Photo by Al Pereira/Getty Images)

#2. Soraia – Baby Borderline

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Requested by – Crazy Colonel Cookie in PA

Crazy Colonel Cooke takes the #2 spot with her request for “Baby Borderline” by Soraia. Throughout the history of rock music, cover songs have served as a testament to an artist’s ability to reinterpret and infuse new life into existing works. One such electrifying cover is Soraia’s rendition of The Hellacopters’ 2000 song, “Baby Borderline.”Soraia’s version injects a fresh energy and gritty charm into the already intense track. Great Job Cookie! Salute!

04 June 2023, Bavaria, Nuremberg: Dave Grohl stands during the performance of the Foo Fighters on the Utopia Stage at the closing of the open-air festival Rock im Park. Photo: Daniel Vogl/dpa (Photo by Daniel Vogl/picture alliance via Getty Images)

#1. Foo Fighters – Baker Street

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Requested by – Mama Ann M AKA Commander Ann M in Riverdale , NJ

Mama Ann M takes the top spot with her request for “Baker Street” by The Foo Fighters. Cover songs have long been a way for musicians to pay tribute to their influences, reimagining timeless classics in their own distinctive style. In the case of the Foo Fighters, their rendition of “Baker Street” showcases their ability to breathe new life into a beloved song while staying true to its original essence. Originally recorded by Gerry Rafferty in 1978, the Foo Fighters’ cover of “Baker Street” captures the band’s signature energy and musicianship, delivering a heartfelt homage to the timeless track. Great Job Mama! You are #1! Salute!