Head Honcho Posted 21 November 2005 Posted 21 November 2005 we had to wait nearly the whole of the decade, but it came in november 1989; fools gold - the stone roses .......and 11 years later On the Stone Roses The Remixes CD you got the Grooverider and A Guy Called Gerald mixes, awesome!
Cat Burger Posted 21 November 2005 Posted 21 November 2005 Madness - Nighboat to Cairo The Cure - Boys don't cry Joy Division - Love will tear us apart.
shen Posted 21 November 2005 Posted 21 November 2005 Telegraph Road - Dire Straits Sledgehammer - Peter Gabriel
MC Prussian Posted 24 November 2005 Posted 24 November 2005 Tears For Fears - Everybody Wants To Rule The World Mike & The Mechanics - Another Cup Of Coffee
MC Prussian Posted 24 November 2005 Posted 24 November 2005 Spandau Ballet - Gold Huey Lewis & The News - Stuck With You Genesis - Land Of Confusion Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up George Michael - I Want Your Sex
The People's Hero Posted 24 November 2005 Posted 24 November 2005 Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up I have joined the brigade of people who convey everything I feel in smilies.
MC Prussian Posted 24 November 2005 Posted 24 November 2005 I have joined the brigade of people who convey everything I feel in smilies. I have to add, though, that this song is the greatest 80ies to get stuck in one's head. I was about 7 years old when they played it on the radio day in, day out. I still know the melody... T'was very, very annoying back in the days.
lush Posted 24 November 2005 Posted 24 November 2005 Tears For Fears - Everybody Wants To Rule The World That was my favourite track once, how times have changed, it just seems ordinary now.
frenchy_lcfc Posted 30 November 2005 Posted 30 November 2005 Zouk Machine: - Maldon Its a French song! It Brings back Memories!!
Jordan Posted 1 December 2005 Posted 1 December 2005 The ultimate 80s song is "Axl Foley," the theme song to "Beverly Hills Cop."
Dunc Posted 1 December 2005 Posted 1 December 2005 If you thought that was good listen to this "Hip-Hop Be Bop (Don't Stop)" by Man Parrish It's one of those tracks you'll know as soon as you hear it! If you want a quality old school hip hop compilation then get "Hip Hip Don't Stop" by DJ Prime Cuts. Its got those songs on it as well as Afrika Bambaata, Jungle Brothers, NWA, Public Enemy, Tribe Called Quest, Eric B & Rakim, Curtis Blow, Biz Markie etc etc etc. However, My choice for 80's song would be "My Sharona" by The Knack
MC Prussian Posted 12 December 2005 Posted 12 December 2005 Bronski Beat - Smalltown Boy Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Relax Boy George - Do You Really Want To Hurt Me UB40 - Red, Red Wine
MC Prussian Posted 12 December 2005 Posted 12 December 2005 Not quite, its humans Erm, no. It's definitely Cars singing.
Head Honcho Posted 12 December 2005 Posted 12 December 2005 Everything by the Smiths, obviously. Plus Don't You Forget About Me - Simple Minds Blue Monday - New Order Love Action - Human League Life in a Northern Town - Dream Academy Dancing In the Dark - Bruce Springsteen When the Hoodoo Comes - Diesel Park West One in Ten - UB40 Stay With Me - Eighth Wonder Every Breath You Take - Police That's Entertainment - The Jam. Everything by DPW
MC Prussian Posted 21 December 2005 Posted 21 December 2005 Paul Simon - You Can Call Me Al (Will never forget the duet he had in the video, it was no other than Chevy Chase )
muzzysgal Posted 23 December 2005 Posted 23 December 2005 A few of my personal favourites: The Story Of The Blues - The Mighty Wah! Since Yesterday - Strawberry Switchblade Wood Beez - Scritti Politti Closest Thing To Heaven - The Kane Gang
wirralsimon Posted 23 December 2005 Posted 23 December 2005 New Order's blue Monday win's it for me. Simon
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