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eddstarr88 1 year 11 months ago Posts: 6887	Here's an 80's tune that went to #1 in the UK but I don't think it made much of an impact in the USA, but I could be wrong ya know. This goes back quite a ways time-wise. The Specials - Ghost Town - 1981...
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thecrow174 1 year 11 months ago Posts: 9808	How come there isn't a "Greatest Songs of the 60's thread" yet?
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I like the idea of a "Beatles free" 60's music thread.
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Notshane 1 year 10 months ago Posts: 39	There are so many great eighties songs I could list, though the greatest one is probably Just Good Friends by Michael Jackson.

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Sheila E. - The Glamorous Life
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Robert Long 1 year 10 months ago Posts: 467	"I'll stop the world" has been in my head recently. (Modern English) Glad Hershey's has finally stopped raping it.
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Dudley88 1 year 10 months ago Posts: 1	Metal was big, but the fad caused the market to become saturated with untalented bands. All they needed to do was rely on cheesy power chords and screaming vocals. My favorite of the era was Iron Maiden. Bruce Dickinson's vocals sounded genuinely sinister.

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Genesis- Please don't ask
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Khan
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One band sums up the 80s for me...and one song quintessentially.

But then of course there's...

There it is.
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Khan 1 year 10 months ago Posts: 7	Dudley88 wrote: Metal was big, but the fad caused the market to become saturated with untalented bands. All they needed to do was rely on cheesy power chords and screaming vocals. My favorite of the era was Iron Maiden. Bruce Dickinson's vocals sounded genuinely sinister. Agree 100%.

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thecrow174 1 year 10 months ago Posts: 9808	Garth Brooks - Not Counting You
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Oddpod 1 year 10 months ago Posts: 6	DEVO - whip it
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Peter Gabriel- In your eyes
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I Can't Wait - Nu Shooz
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Genesis- Man on the Corner
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eddstarr88 1 year 9 months ago Posts: 6887	I don't think this one was posted earlier and it sure brings back a lot of memories: Roxy Music - More Than This
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Glass Tiger- My song
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Rachel5 1 year 9 months ago Posts: 24	It's so hard to choose with the eighties, because a lot of eighties songs are great. I'd say Don't stop believing by Journey is up there though.
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thecrow174 1 year 9 months ago Posts: 9808	The Time of my Life from Dirty Dancing.
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eddstarr88 1 year 7 months ago Posts: 6887	Yeah, Rachel15, "Don't Stop Believing" by Journey is a great 80's song and crow picked the song from Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes, "The Time of My Life". Dirty Dancing must be an 80's soundtrack classic by now, lol. Here's a favorite, the older I get the more I love this song. 10,000 Maniacs - Trouble Me - 1989:
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