It really is a great song. It would have been fun if she did a whole 'radio' concept for the album, with songs which referenced radio back then. 'On The Radio', 'Radio Ga-Ga', 'Video Killed the Radio Star', etc. Summer could have had quite a fun time with an album such as this!
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I love listening to 'On the Radio'. It's wonderful.
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I'd pick anything from 1975 to 1980, god I miss that era. When I look at the world now, music included I want to put a gun to my head. Those were great times, the music was happy and not so harsh and depressing as today.

Heaven Knows is a great song. So many great ones to choose from.

I find it very hard to pick just one song as a favorite. So many of her songs and albums (or album "sides" back in the day) hold memories of certain times and places But if someone put a gun to my head and said "PICK ONE" I'd say Heaven Knows.
As a single (45 rpm) it's one of the best meeting of singer, song and production. From the swirling strings in the beginging blending seamlessly into a hot drum/bass line, to the interplay of female and male voices. Then there is the "raise yo' hands in the air" chorus. It's probably the happiest sounding song about a troubled relationship on record!
Then there's the looong version
Not so much a remix or extended version, but a SUITE! MacArthur Park Suite to be exact. Side 4 of Live and More was a 17+ minute aural masterpiece!
Heaven Knows perfection!

I'd put it in her Top Five greatest songs along with Bad Girls, Dim All the Lights, I Feel Love and Love to Love You Baby.

I prefer the version of On the Radio that is in the movie's opening credits, she sang it a bit softer and more intimate than the radio version, I wish they would releases this one too!

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I think that's because the song was not 'written specifically' for the movie - it was written for her album (to qualify the song has to be purposely written for the film).

It is definitely one of her very best. I checked a reference book, the song was not nominated for a Best Song Oscar, although it should've been. Fame won best song for 1980.

Kenny1964, I have to agree with you on this one! Wasn't she nominated for an "Oscar" for this song???