Emma058
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One of the songs that evokes memories is the song by Scandal Goodbye to You. Reply #81. Aug 01 10, 12:52 PM |
triviabrandi
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"Everybody Wants To Rule the World", Tears For Fears, this song defined the era for me! Reply #82. Aug 02 10, 10:39 PM |
AgentCooper1
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Purple Rain Reply #83. Aug 12 10, 5:42 PM |
johnnycat777
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I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For - U2 Wanted Dead or Alive - Bon Jovi China Girl - David Bowie Start Me Up - Rolling Stones Every Breath You Take - Police Sledgehammer - Peter Gabriel Billie Jean - Michael Jackson Downtown Came Uptown - David Wilcox Like A Prayer - Madonna Blue Monday - New Order Reply #84. Aug 28 10, 10:24 PM |
matthewpokemon
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Queen - 'A Kind of Magic'. It is an AWESOME album. That pretty much explains it all. Reply #85. Oct 25 10, 11:34 PM |
callie_ross
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"Friday I'm In Love" by The Cure! Reply #86. Oct 26 10, 3:49 PM |
7PinKy7
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Ride the Lightning by Metallica Reply #87. Nov 23 10, 12:50 AM |
mintirox14
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Manic Monday- Bangles, True colours- Cyndi Lauper, Venus- Bananarama, The Final Countdown- Europe. I love 80's music, anything, everything. Reply #88. Dec 18 10, 6:44 AM |
fredfrank
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Men Without Hats- Safety Dance Reply #89. Dec 18 10, 10:18 AM |
alaspooryoric
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"Every Breath You Take" by The Police "Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic" by The Police "Synchronicity II" by The Police "Fragile" by Sting "With or Without You" by U2 "The One I Love" by REM "Love Shack" by The B52's "Closer to Fine" by Indigo Girls "500 Miles" by The Proclaimers Reply #90. Dec 18 10, 1:34 PM |
ssabreman
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'Jump (For Your Love)' - Pointer Sisters 'Jump' - Van Halen 'Sharp Dressed Man' - ZZ Top 'She Drives Me Crazy' - Fine Young Cannibals 'With or Without You' - U2 Reply #91. Dec 18 10, 5:03 PM |
s-m-w
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These are the top songs from 80 – 89 taken from US charts, published by Billboard. And although it reflects an average just across the US many of the same songs were hits worldwide. America in the 80s really did take international pop artists to their heart. Call Me - Blondie Bette Davis Eyes - Kim Carnes Physical - Olivia Newton-John Every Breath You Take - Police When Doves Cry - Prince Careless Whisper - Wham! Featuring George Michael That's What Friends Are For - Dionne & Friends Walk Like An Egyptian - Bangles Faith - George Michael Look Away - Chicago Reply #92. Dec 23 10, 4:37 AM |
tinamomnsox
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Eye of the Tiger--Survivor Reply #93. Dec 24 10, 2:27 PM |
blazerfan004
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Oh God... Born in the 90s but 80s music was so much better. Anything by Motley Crue, RATT, Def Leppard, Judas Priest, Bon Jovi, Metallica, Megadeth, Iron Maiden, Scorpions, Dirty Looks, Poison, Van Halen... too lazy to type anymore but i could go on :p Reply #94. Dec 31 10, 1:53 AM |
Eastenders01
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Although not in my era and particular genre of music, I would have to say anything by Depeche Mode. I just wanted to get up and dance anytime I heard anything by them even though I was brought up with sixties and very early seventies rock music. Reply #95. Jan 06 11, 1:21 PM |
MrHulot_
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Probably a song by The Smiths or Talking Heads. Reply #96. Mar 17 11, 6:05 PM |
iheartpandas
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Footloose - Kenny Loggins Take On Me - a-ha Reply #97. May 04 14, 3:25 PM |
Saberg
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So many good songs but think I will say With or without you by U2 Reply #98. May 05 14, 5:46 PM |
cheryljoy
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"Dreaming" and "Some People" by Cliff Richard, also Cliff's live version of "Daddy's Home". I have to also mention "All I Ask Of You" by Cliff Richard with Sarah Brightman AND "Don't Give Up" by Peter Gabriel with Kate Bush. Reply #99. Aug 01 15, 1:22 AM |
Saberg
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So many great songs from the 80's, With or without you by U2 is one of my fav though. Reply #100. Aug 01 15, 5:44 PM |
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