[trip]

I always feel that Art of Noise didn't get enough recognition for their contributions to the 80s.

[StarFyer]

[_____]

Something from my country:

I have this vinyl and the one released before this one, too bad I don't have anything to play it with...yet.

[Stefche]

I like to dissect little girls; did you know that I'm utterly insane?

[Rofl50]

[Sanjeem]

Those Clash songs are some of my favourite

[trip]

My wife was just singing this song and it took us a minute to remember who did it.

I'll be surprised if this is the first time it is posted in this thread.

[Slamman]

Hey, Trip... How about Play Guitar...must be old enuff to be from the 80s??

[trip]

QUOTE (Slamman @ Tuesday, Jul 3 2012, 17:00)

Hey, Trip... How about Play Guitar...must be old enuff to be from the 80s??

Without looking it up on the internet, I'd have to guess that is later 80s for him. I don't remember anything from the 90s - did John Cougar even put out anything past the 80s ?

Has this thread seen enough Journey? Or any Journey for that matter.

[Slamman]

He's still performing, Farm Aid every year I believe! He put that track on Pink Houses CD.... Ah Huh <- title?

[Markwey]

Amazing, super live performance!
Gotta be one of my favorite live performances by an artist.
You guys might remember 'Cars' from Vice City.
This one and 'Cars' are my favorites from Gary Numan.

[trip]

Now I feel the need to follow Gary Numan with some Kraftwerk.

[_____]

I heard this one on the radio last December:

I like the instrumental and chord progression.

This late 80's but an awesome Spacesynth track:

[02fishera]

While I'm not a fan of Level 42, this catchy number did manage to find its way onto my iPod sometime back.

[Markwey]

I can never get enough of Hard Rock and the 80's!
'Never Enough' performed by L.A. Guns from the Cocked & Loaded album. (1989)

[GtaOutKast]

I love 80's. Ever since my parents would watch 80's hits countdown on TV every Sunday, I got into it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lu3VTngm1F0
Faith-George Michael. I know it might seem odd for a guy to like George Michael songs, I only know females that love him but this song, always cheers me up.

Run to you-Bryan Adams. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCBASt507WA
Wow. What can I say? This is the only song I know from him but I absolutely love the beat and chorus. Only song I know by him but I will listen to some more.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDK9QqIzhwk Living On a Prayer-Bon Jovi.

Will definitely list more later.

[Markwey]

Great song!
My current favorite one from Dokken.
From the 1987 film "A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors".

[WF the Hobgoblin]

QUOTE (trip @ Sunday, Jul 1 2012, 18:38)

My wife was just singing this song and it took us a minute to remember who did it. I'll be surprised if this is the first time it is posted in this thread. [youtube]Human League - Don't you want me[youtube]

I've loved that song since I was a kid, but I've been listening to it a lot over the last month. I remember a couple of weeks ago, me and my friends were drunkenly singing it in the car on the way to a club.

I was at my archery club on friday, and from out of nowhere, I had this sudden urge to listen to The Safety Dance. It was the first thing I put on when I got home and I must've listened to it about twenty times since.

I suspect it may have been posted already but here's the Adam Jensen edition for lulz:



This post has been edited by WF the Hobgoblin on Tuesday, Jul 24 2012, 16:42

[Markwey]

'Gloria' performed by Laura Branigan.
You guys might remember the iconic 'Self Control' from Vice City.
Yep, my favorite song from Laura along with 'Gloria'.
You got any Laura B. in the jukebox, Trip?
Wow, Laura was beautiful and talented women, and she was smokin' hot in that clip!


Laura Branigan In Memoriam. Your beauty and talent will never be forgotten.

[trip]

QUOTE (Markwey @ Saturday, Jul 28 2012, 16:02)

You got any Laura B. in the jukebox, Trip?

Silly question ...of course Gloria is on the jukebox. 200 selections is a lot to fill when trying to just fill it with various 'hits'.

You all have to forgive my memory when it comes to this thread. I'm willing to bet this has already been posted. Heck, I wouldn't be surprised if I posted it here already. So at the risk of repeating myself...







I think The Kinks were one of those bands that managed to transition into the 80s well too.