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Maybe I'm just old and feeling nostalgic but those were the days.

I love the music but the music videos from that era really kick ass, you don;t see that schit anymore.

I think it's time to start a 80's music thread ;) What do the rest of you think?
 
there are better music the 50's and 60's "ganster music" or those used in fallout 3.


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IMO there wasn't much good music from the 80s, there was too much experimentation with new music technology which gave it a really amature sound.
70s, 60s and 50s though.... :D
 
The '70's. Better music than the '80's.

Now we're talking!

Nothing wrong with the 80's as long as you stick to the rock and metal and stay away from the pop and 'some' of the electronic stuff.
 
Just to jog your memories... Here are some of the artists/bands on my 80's playlist:

A Flock of Seagulls
ABC
AC/DC
Adam Ant
Aerosmith
A-Ha
Air Supply
Alan Parsons Project
Asia
B-52's
Beastie Boys
Berlin
Billy Idol
Billy Joel
Black Sabbath
Blondie
Bob Seger
Bon Jovi
Boston
Bruce Hornsby & the Range
Bruce Springsteen
Bryan Adams
Chicago
Chris De Burgh
Crosby Stills Nash (& Young)
Culture Club
Cyndi Lauper
David Bowie
David Lee Roth
Dead Kennedys
Def Leppard
Depeche Mode
Dire Straits
Dokken
Don Henley
Duran Duran
Eddy Grant
Elton John
Elvis Costello
Eric Clapton
Europe
Eurythmics
Falco
Fine Young Cannibals
Fleetwood Mac
Foreigner
Frankie Goes to Hollywood
Genesis
George Michael/Wham
George Thorogood
Guns N' Roses
Hall & Oates
Heart
Howard Jones
Huey Lewis and the News
INXS
Iron Maiden
Janet Jackson
Joan Jett
John Farnham
John Lennon
John Mellencamp
Journey
Judas Priest
Kenny Loggins
KISS
Level 42
Lionel Richie
Luther Vandross
Madness
Madonna
Men at Work
Metallica
Michael Jackson
Mike Oldfield
Motley Crue
Mr. Mister
New Order
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark
Ozzy Osbourne
Pat Benatar
Paul McCartney
Paul Simon
Paul Young
Pet Shop Boys
Pete Townshend
Peter Gabriel
Phil Collins
Pink Floyd
Pixies
Poison
Prince
Public Enemy
Queen
Quiet Riot
R.E.M.
Red Hot Chili Peppers
REO Speedwagon
Richard Marx
Robert Palmer
Rod Stewart
Run-D.M.C.
Rush
Sade
Scorpions
Simple Minds
Simply Red
Slayer
Spandau Ballet
Starship
Steve Winwood
Stevie Nicks
Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble
Sting
Stray Cats
Styx
Talking Heads
Tears for Fears
Terence Trent D'arby
The Bangles
The Cars
The Clash
The Cult
The Cure
The Go-Go's
The Human League
The Jam
The Jesus and Mary Chain
The Police
The Pretenders
The Rolling Stones
The Smiths
Thompson Twins
Tina Turner
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
Tone-Loc
Toto
Tracy Chapman
Twisted Sister
U2
UB 40
Van Halen
Violent Femmes
Whitesnake
Yes
ZZ Top
 
You left out:
Jean Michel Jarre
Siouxsie And The Banshees:
The Cramps
Bauhaus
Crass
Public Image Limited
Sisters Of Mercy
Husker Du
The Fall
Killing Joke
Art of Noise
Foetus
The Pogues
Cocteau Twins
Visage
Thomas Dolby
Laurie Anderson
Ian Dury & The Blockheads
Devo
The Beat
Talk Talk
Soft Cell
Ministry
Gary Numan
 
You left out:<snip>

Hence the word "some" in my post! Includes Megadeth... and some SA bands:
Asylum Kids
Dog Detachment
Tribe after Tribe
The Dynamics
eVoid
Via Afrika
Bright Blue
Juluka/Savuka
 
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For the 80's kids!
 
I was watching the David Fincher directed Cold Hearted from Paula Abdul the other day on Youtube.Its still one of the best music videos around IMHO.
 
Michael Jackson and Madonna..........FULL STOP!.....oh yes.....WHAM, BROS, Curiosity killed the Cat and Rick Ashley...!
 
I don't miss it, per se...

newer and interesting stuff to listen to...

and Depeche Mode is still going...;)
 
60’s to the 80’s rocked as many of those songs still rock to the extend that they remix some of them.

Some good bands music happens now and then even today. But. the songs words melodies messages of most stuff today sucks.

I try to listen as I have a teenage daughter and it gives us a common interest. Yes there are a few good songs but not like in the bad old days way back then.
 
And don't want your money baby I want your luuuurve!
 
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