GAWD I Love the 80's
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What's it worth to ya :biggrin1:[video]http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaX0E1lBW34MICHnzSKGSrJFr6nZ5FjA5[/video]
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaX0E1lBW34MICHnzSKGSrJFr6nZ5FjA5
BTW...which one of guys took my pablice@gmail.com...can't beleive somebody took this name and it was totally random with a couple of words put together and does not mean anything...so sadhad to settle for pablice1...I'll find u damit!
Ya, I have it on my playlist as a workout option or when driving to work...it's awesome, and added some songs to my fave playlist, especially songs I never heard b4.
I remember the time I used to buy all my songs, at least now with YouTube and apps you can stream them directly.
I use it every day...although I have not yet found my country niche...maybe somebody should start a country thread
BTW...I am not going anywhere...thought about deleting it, but I am like so what...it is part of this secret life so be it, good, or bad, loser or fail...it is what it is...I can't run anymore. I feel free...
...if you took it I don't think you will get very far as it has been recently tainted :biggrin1:
I remember the time I used to buy all my songs, at least now with YouTube and apps you can stream them directly.
I use it every day...although I have not yet found my country niche...maybe somebody should start a country thread
BTW...I am not going anywhere...thought about deleting it, but I am like so what...it is part of this secret life so be it, good, or bad, loser or fail...it is what it is...I can't run anymore. I feel free...
...if you took it I don't think you will get very far as it has been recently tainted :biggrin1:
You know that is how I think, but you also know when I tell you I would never take that away from you, that it is the truth.Ya, I have it on my playlist as a workout option or when driving to work...it's awesome, and added some songs to my fave playlist, especially songs I never heard b4.
I remember the time I used to buy all my songs, at least now with YouTube and apps you can stream them directly.
I use it every day...although I have not yet found my country niche...maybe somebody should start a country thread
BTW...I am not going anywhere...thought about deleting it, but I am like so what...it is part of this secret life so be it, good, or bad, loser or fail...it is what it is...I can't run anymore. I feel free...
...if you took it I don't think you will get very far as it has been recently tainted :biggrin1:
I can only imagine your face.... LOL
K Douglas' top 20 of the 80's countdown
Disclaimer - This is an objective list of what I feel are the top 20 songs of the 1980's in any genre. It in no way reflects my personal favourite songs of that decade. The criteria I used was a combination of sound quality, chart and sales success and overall influence.
#20 Come On Eileen - Dexy's Midnight Runners & The Emerald Express
A classic 80's one hit wonder. Anytime I've been to a retro 80's dance club this track packs the floor. Very unique sound - not too many pop groups utilize a banjo an accordian and a violin as primary instruments.
Disclaimer - This is an objective list of what I feel are the top 20 songs of the 1980's in any genre. It in no way reflects my personal favourite songs of that decade. The criteria I used was a combination of sound quality, chart and sales success and overall influence.
#20 Come On Eileen - Dexy's Midnight Runners & The Emerald Express
A classic 80's one hit wonder. Anytime I've been to a retro 80's dance club this track packs the floor. Very unique sound - not too many pop groups utilize a banjo an accordian and a violin as primary instruments.
#16 Pour Some Sugar On Me - Def Leppard
The first single released from their 1987 album Hysteria (which is a masterpiece of 1980's hard rock). Big song, big video. Sold 4 million copies. I'd rank it higher but I don't feel it's even close to their best song or even this album's best song. But no doubt hugely influential and received tons of airplay.
The first single released from their 1987 album Hysteria (which is a masterpiece of 1980's hard rock). Big song, big video. Sold 4 million copies. I'd rank it higher but I don't feel it's even close to their best song or even this album's best song. But no doubt hugely influential and received tons of airplay.
#15 - The Message - Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five
Was the first rap song to address social consciousness through it's lyrics. Hugely influential in the hip hop arena. I listen to Backspin primarily and this is probably the song that has been played the most on there over the years.
Was the first rap song to address social consciousness through it's lyrics. Hugely influential in the hip hop arena. I listen to Backspin primarily and this is probably the song that has been played the most on there over the years.
#14 Personal Jesus - Depeche Mode
What I admire about this song is that Depeche Mode kinda went out of their mold by incorporating a bluesy guitar riff and a bit less synthesizer. One of their most successful selling singles it's ranked #368 on Rolling Stone's top songs of all time. But definitely is their most influential song it has been covered numerous times over the years.
What I admire about this song is that Depeche Mode kinda went out of their mold by incorporating a bluesy guitar riff and a bit less synthesizer. One of their most successful selling singles it's ranked #368 on Rolling Stone's top songs of all time. But definitely is their most influential song it has been covered numerous times over the years.
#11 Bizarre Love Triangle - New Order
A favourite at all the teen dance clubs back in the mid 80's really was New Order's defining song and the ambassador of the New Wave genre. Despite it's lack of chart success it was ranked as #201 on Rolling Stone's greatest songs of all time. Has been covered numerous times over the years and when I hear it today it brings back all the memories of growing up in the 80's.
Taking a break, will post my top 10 songs later.
A favourite at all the teen dance clubs back in the mid 80's really was New Order's defining song and the ambassador of the New Wave genre. Despite it's lack of chart success it was ranked as #201 on Rolling Stone's greatest songs of all time. Has been covered numerous times over the years and when I hear it today it brings back all the memories of growing up in the 80's.
Taking a break, will post my top 10 songs later.
